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Author: Dominic JohnsonAn initial list, though by no means representative, of some of the items which might be consulted in such a study include: RoseLee Goldberg, Performance: Live Art Since the 60s (London and New York: Thames & Hudson, 1998); RoseLee ...
Author: Philip AuslanderThe following essay , which explores the relationship between Live Art and Performance Art , as well as the distinctive character of contemporary interdisciplinary practices , is drawn from the introductory essay to the volume .
Author: Maria ChatzichristodoulouHeathfield, A. (2004), Live: Art and Performance, London: Tate Publishing. Heddon, D. (2008), Autobiography and Performance, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. Heddon, D. (2012), 'The Politics of Live Art', in D. Heddon and J. Klein (eds) ...
Author: Cath LambertHarvey, D and Haraway, D (1995) Nature, politics and possibilities: A debate and discussion with D Harvey and D Haraway, Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 13: 507–527. Heathfield, A (2004) (ed.) Live: Art and Performance, ...
Author: Ketu H. KatrakPather succinctly describes the difference between performance art and live art as “performance art is now live art” (interview 1, 2018). In his interview with Gabriella Pinto, he expands on this idea: Performance art referred to the ...
Author: Deirdre Heddon(1998) 'Leap into the Void: Performance and the Object', in Out of Actions. Between Performance and the Object, 1949 – 1979. The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and New York: Thames & Hudson, pp. 17–120.
Author: Ke ShiWith this book I try to map out a critical interrogation of Live Art, primarily through the lens of phenomenological theories. I map the phenomena of embodiment and disembodiment in live performance, from which I propose a performative ...
Author: Marvin CarlsonLive art, liveliness, and the media Live art The Arts Council of Great Britain established a new division of "live art” in 1994, and Helen Spackman, a London—based performance artist and theorist, has argued that the emergence of this ...
Author: Lois KeidanIn order to bring a performance to life one requires the collaboration of directors, writers, composers, dramaturges, actors, lighting designers, set designers, technicians, programmers, videographers, choreographers, dancers, etc., ...
Author: Gwen JohnWith elements of performance now part of the practice of many of today's best-known artists, and boundaries between visual art, theatre and live art more and more blurred, this collection is long overdue.
