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GMU:Making the Artist Present. Exploring Performative Practices (view source)
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Anyone interested in a practical approach to performance is welcome to join, regardless of their background or expertise. The sharing of diverse knowledge and perspectives is strongly encouraged. | Anyone interested in a practical approach to performance is welcome to join, regardless of their background or expertise. The sharing of diverse knowledge and perspectives is strongly encouraged. | ||
The impulses and experiments we undertake will depend on the interests of the group, but some potential areas of exploration include: | The impulses and experiments we undertake will depend on the interests of the group, but some potential areas of exploration include: | ||
Presence and co-presence | |||
Rhythm, repetition and exhaustion | * Presence and co-presence | ||
Absence and silence | * Rhythm, repetition and exhaustion | ||
Scores (performance instructions) | * Absence and silence | ||
Voice and movement | * Scores (performance instructions) | ||
Space | * Voice and movement | ||
Public sphere | * Space | ||
Cyberspace and performance in the digital age | * Public sphere | ||
* Cyberspace and performance in the digital age | |||
Requirements: | Requirements: | ||
A general interest in performative practices in the art field. Openness to work with your own body and to find collaborative ways to narration. Openness to share own experience and listen to others'. | |||
* A general interest in performative practices in the art field. Openness to work with your own body and to find collaborative ways to narration. Openness to share own experience and listen to others'. | |||
If you want to take part, write a short message (3-4 sentences) describing your interest to martin.mueller@uni-weimar.de | If you want to take part, write a short message (3-4 sentences) describing your interest to martin.mueller@uni-weimar.de | ||