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ENTROPIA Performing Arts Company, in collaboration with institutions and artists from the United Kingdom, Denmark and Spain and supported by the E.U.«Creative Europe» Cultural Programme, participates in the International Project EXTENDED UNIVERSE.
The 2nd EDITION of MULTICIDADE, with the sponsorship of the BOTICARIO and Ministry of Culture aims at the continuity of the exchange between artists of diverse cultures. Focused on contemporary and multimedia theatrical production, it offers programming of performances, lectures, musical concerts, video shows and free workshops by artists from Germany, Denmark, France, the United Kingdom and Brazil.
PERFORMANCE NOW: Live Art for the 21st-Century
by RoseLee Goldberg
Published by Thames & Hudson Order Now
Hitting bookshelves today, Tuesday, August 28, this major survey charts the development of live art internationally since the turn of the twenty-first century, revealing how it has become an increasingly essential vehicle for communicating ideas across the globe in the new millennium.
KT press has released all available articles of the 40 volumes of n.paradoxa online as open access at http://www.ktpress.co.uk. Readers can now browse and download these PDFs for free. Abstracts are also available.
n.paradoxa: international feminist art journal published 500+ articles on contemporary women artists and feminist readings of their work, Jan 1998-July 2017. Print volumes of n.paradoxa remain available for sale. There are special volumes of cyberfeminism, sound art, biopolitics and many other themes.
documentation of performance work on violence against women from 1977-1982
ARIADNE: A Social Art Network is the conceptual framework for all the performance work on violence against women produced by Suzanne Lacy and Leslie Labowitz Starus between 1977 and 1982.
“My great, great grandmother, Louisa Briggs was known as a vocal activist, described in an 1872 edition of the Melbourne Argus as ‘a most resolute lady’. Louisa was often spoken about as being strong-minded, hard working, known for her kindness, her love of children, her humour, fearlessness and courage. In 1876, Louisa led a rebellion against government plans to sell Coranderrk and relocate its residents by writing numerous letters of protest to the Aborigines Protection Board.
