4 October 2012
Potentials of Performance: Mapping
In her third and final blog posting, Gigi maps a way into possible futures following the example of Occupy Wall Street. read more »
In her third and final blog posting, Gigi maps a way into possible futures following the example of Occupy Wall Street. read more »
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To give you some idea of what they are up to they've decided to invite you back into the closet... read more »
We are honoured to host a sneak preview of Sir Francis Spalding's forthcoming Radio 4 series; This is Performance Art. read more »
On March 17, 2011 Lois Weaver, Amy Lamé and Bird la Bird got together at Amy's house to eat cake and talk trash. read more »
In their second online conversation, Gavin Butt and Ben Walters consider the usefulness of public sphere theory for considering issues raised by moving-image work by performance artists. Texts consulted are Michael Warner, Publics and Counterpublics, 2002, and Nancy Fraser, Unruly Practices: Power, Discourse, and Gender in Contemporary Social Theory, 1989. read more »
Through two fragments from ongoing research, Corrieri reflects on theatrical deception and the illusion of continuity. read more »
I Wanna Be In That Film (2010) read more »
A series of excerpts from I wanna be in that show, illustrating the possibilities in the desirable surfaces of performance and its sensation seeking relations. read more »
Joe Kelleher reflects on Promises ahead of the project's first public presentation at the Performing Idea Public Programme, on the 9th of October 2010. read more »
The Performing Idea Laboratory took place at Club Row, London, on the 30 April 2010. Fifteen researchers and artists associated with Performance Matters presented a series of solo and collaborative works developed especially for the event. Archived here are their responses and documentation to the works presented on the day. read more »
In his second weblog entry Tim Etchells reflects on the particular solitude offered by a dark space, such as a theatre, a bedroom, or the mind itself. read more »
In his second weblog entry Tim Etchells reflects on the particular solitude offered by a dark space, such as a theatre, a bedroom, or the mind itself. read more »
Joe Kelleher begins the weblog of his Promises project through an account of the 2009 Santarcangelo International Festival of Theatre. read more »
Joe Kelleher begins the weblog of his Promises project through an account of the 2009 Santarcangelo International Festival of Theatre. read more »