#performance lecture

[freecriticism]

New Genres: X + Y = Z Work-in-progress Show 2020: White City Royal College of Art 31 January 2020, 3–5pm

HQI, The Rotunda, W12 7FQ

Performance lectures on whispered absorption, human playing, immaterial labour, public larping, collective rain, the circulating image, double meaning, otherwhere, virtual gifts and synchronised heartbeats…

George Dutton, Thomas Hedger, Danyang Liu, Ping Mu, Ewa Poniatowska, Julia Renning, Emily Schofield, Julia Van Ijken, Yayuan Xue, Yuhui Zhou 

New Genres is a research group for emergent practice at the RCA, led by Joshua Trees and Chris Michael

Open to RCA staff, students and registered visitors

NB: Gate will close at 3pm. Arrive by 2.45pm for 3pm start. Entry requires an RCA ID card or name on guest list; Visitors outside of RCA should contact [email protected] to be added to the guest list.

[booksfromthefuture]

Performance Society is a compilation of critical and performance writing on Performance.

Experience has moved to the centre of cultural, economic and political action. Technology, its catalyst. Fantasies, Feelings and Fun, its currency. Postdigital selves enact the Aesthetics of Existence. Art as Life. Work as Play. Sign as Reality. Welcome to Performance Society.

Artists and designers revisit notions of performativity and myth-making in relation to contemporary society and current affairs, drawing new parallels between theatre, performance art and graphic design.

Contributors: Vicky Carr, Jack Clarke, Karolina Cialkaite, Loes Claessens, Georgia Cranstoun, Josiah Craven, William Fairbrother, Jurate Gacionyte, Léa Gallon, Paul Haworth, Lars Høie, Tom Joyes, Halima Olalemi, Elisa Raciti, Jakob Rowlinson, Alberto Ruiz Soler, Tereza Ruller, Oliver Smith, Kirsten Spruit, Merve Ünsal, Bryce Wilner

Buy

Edition of 250 Single colour risograph 290 pages 130 x 195mm (5.12 x 7.68 inches) Softcover English ISBN 978-0-9573509-4-6 Edited and designed by Yvan Martinez and Joshua Trees Books From The Future 2017

[mynameisdanielshinbaum]

mark leckey : on the long tail lecture at the Abrons Art Centre October 2009

he’s such a tortured artist! It’s like using all the same content as Andrea Crespo, but without the feminist critique! it is impressive how he gathers all these ideas together around Felix the Cat though.

He talks about:

Dianetics

Stigmergy

All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace (Richard Brautigan)

Steps to an Ecology of Mind (Gregory Bateson)

and about the sky merging with the horizon, about the capital moving from the mass media in the head to the long tail, to simultaneously existing in an autistic and actual world, to the magical ecstasy of extending through time, to starch agglomerations that come into existence through vibration..

The lecture’s corresponding essay is published in Mass Effect: Art and the Internet in the Twenty-First Century.

it’s such a performance lecture, in the spirit of Joseph Beuys. now i understand why Gabriel S Moses did a performance lecture to talk about post-truth politics and the internet!!

pt. 7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QtXDEM583g

[freecriticism]

Booksfromthefuture is hosting an evening of artistic research and performative publishing on Friday 15 July 2016. (7.00-10.00pm) Curated by Joshua Trees and Yvan Martinez Lectures by Vicky Carr, Elisa Raciti, Karolina Cialkaite, Halima Olalemi, Léa Gallon, Josiah Craven and Lars Høie

With thanks to Simon Goode & Ira Yonemura (London Centre for Book Arts), Jaime Gili, Jack Clarke, Ayse Koklu, Jakob Rowlinson and Mama con Yuka

Open to all who book tickets in advance. No ticket, no entry.

[nokiabae]

A History of Performance in 20 minutes (with Hélène Meisel) by Guillaume Désanges (2010)

[booksfromthefuture]

Permanent perceptual change — Jordan Woodage Lecture notes Free Criticism No.4: The Performative Lecture

[booksfromthefuture]

A guide to studying graphic design — Adam Willis Free Criticism No.4: The Performative Lecture

[booksfromthefuture]

Democracy on the Internet? – Emily Schofield Free Criticism No.4: The Performative Lecture