One journal item from Autre Magazine, carrying the date January 6, 2026. Everything below is what the source states, plus two things it does not.
This item rests on a single source: a journal post from Autre Magazine, a culture magazine based in Los Angeles. That is the only outlet on record for it, so nothing here is cross-checked against a second report.
Autre Magazine presented the grand finale closing event for the 20th anniversary of the Performa Biennial. The event was co-hosted with Mother Daughter Holy Spirit, which the source identifies as a trans rights fundraiser. The city on record is New York.
The source describes the event as having taken place over the weekend preceding the post, and refers to a highlight of the evening as special and rare. The summary breaks off before naming what that highlight was, so we are not carrying a description of it.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Outlet | Autre Magazine |
| Base city | Los Angeles |
| Event | Grand finale closing event, Performa Biennial |
| Occasion | 20th anniversary of the Performa Biennial |
| Co-host | Mother Daughter Holy Spirit, a trans rights fundraiser |
| Event city | New York |
| Post date on record | January 6, 2026 |
The record carries two dates that do not line up, and both are worth putting on the table rather than picking one silently.
The entry we filed against carries January 6, 2026. The source URL, however, is built on a path segment reading 2025/11/25. A November 25, 2025 path with a January 6, 2026 entry date is a gap of roughly six weeks. We publish under the entry date because that is the field the record supplies, and we flag the URL path because it is visible to any reader who clicks through.
Which of the two marks the event itself, and which marks a later edit, republication, or index pass, is not something the summary settles.
“One outlet, one post, two dates on the same item. That is the state of the record.”
The source frames the event as the 20th anniversary of the Performa Biennial. Read straight, that places the biennial's first edition around 2005. This is arithmetic off the source's own wording, not a founding date the source states. Treat it as a working figure, not a confirmed one.
We will add figures if a second outlet or an official Performa statement puts numbers to the evening. As of the January 6, 2026 entry, what stands confirmed is this: Autre Magazine presented the Performa Biennial's 20th-anniversary closing event in New York, co-hosted with the trans rights fundraiser Mother Daughter Holy Spirit.
Who co-hosted the Performa Biennial closing event?
Autre Magazine presented it, co-hosted with Mother Daughter Holy Spirit. The source identifies Mother Daughter Holy Spirit as a trans rights fundraiser.
Where was the Performa Biennial grand finale held?
New York is the city on record for the event. Autre Magazine, the presenting outlet, is based in Los Angeles.
What anniversary did the event mark?
The 20th anniversary of the Performa Biennial. Working straight off that wording, the first edition would fall around 2005, though the source does not state a founding year.
Why are two different dates attached to this item?
The entry carries January 6, 2026, while the source URL is built on a 2025/11/25 path. The summary does not settle which one marks the event, so both are listed.
What was the highlight of the evening?
The source calls it special and rare but breaks off before naming it. We are not carrying a description of the highlight for that reason.