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How is performance used as a tool for feminist activism? How do feminist activists employ performance, and how do performance artists express feminist activism through their work? This evening of performance, lectures and discussion is dedicated to the late Diane Torr, performance artist and gender activist.
The weekend of January 21st, there is going to be a global initiative to promote gender parity in theater by staging readings of unproduced plays and screenplays - International Women's Voices Day. Readings can be public or private. Anyone participating can email IWVD@womensvoicesDC.com to show solidarity with this effort.
Please find below details of the activities of Odin Teatret for January, February and March 2018. The official Odin Teatret newsletter in addition up to date details of the activities of Odin Teatret can be found by visiting the Odin Teatret website http://www.odinteatret.dk/
A recent article on Artsy, written by Karen Chernick recalls the late 20th century period of feminist performance art.
"As a new wave of the feminist movement began to crest in the 1960s and ’70s, women artists turned to the then-uncharted field of performance. “One of the things about performance and the area that I went into was that it wasn’t male-dominated,” artist Joan Jonas explained in 2014. “It wasn’t like painting and sculpture.” Adopting a new medium meant greater freedom to experiment, without fear of comparison to the generations of male artists that preceded them."
When people below 75 years of age are considered as junior citizens worldwide, the world will become rejuvenated and infantilized. What would you do if you found yourself surrounded by children as a result of a proliferation in infantilized citizens, which may perhaps even include you?
Double Edge Theatre of Rural Massachusetts Awarded National Arts Grant for Creative Placemaking
We have received news that Double Edge Theatre has been selected, out of almost 1000 applicants, to receive the ArtPlace America National Creative Placemaking Fund.
