Brainstorm on performance

Saint Martins College, London

A two day event lead by Peter Bond and Elena Cologni, Artists and Researchers. This is part of a broader research project called 'Aftermath, The Artists Breath & Other Uses for the Ethereal', which will work towards a future publication and exhibition that will discuss aspects of performance practice as product.

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15 and 18 June 2004, 1.30 pm

A two day event lead by Peter Bond and Elena Cologni, Artists and Researchers at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, The University of the Arts London

This is part of a broader research project called 'Aftermath, The Artists Breath & Other Uses for the Ethereal', which will work towards a future publication and exhibition that will discuss aspects of performance practice as product.

Building on our interest in the ephemeral element of performance, we have started to concentrate on issues of documentation, trace, memory, and have invited practitioners and theoreticians to contribute and exchange information, viewpoints and knowledges around and beyond the following notions: Memory in the present, Recollection, Documentation as a Trace, Performance as integrated practice, Preservation and Documentation, Documentation as supplement, Issues of memory in performance, amongst others.

Invited specialist guests and contributors include:
Joshua Sofaer,
Sebastiano Barassi,
Tina Keane,
Alan Read,
Amelia Jones,
Andrea Lissoni,
Franko B,
Lizbeth Goodman,
Mark Nash,
Helena Blaker,
Bacon Jane M,
Wright Fiona,
Anne Bean,
Rona Lee,

Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design
The University of the Arts London
Swedenborg Hall, The Swedenborg Society, 20-21 Bloomsbury Way, London WC1A 2TH

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Brainstorm on performance
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