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Learning from being there?

concordia talk
[natty flyer designed by Abe, who organised the talk].

Last night I gave an informal slideshow talk about re-enactment and performance art at Concordia University in Montreal. Abe de Bruyn, an Aussie performance practitioner who I had met in Melbourne a few years back, is studying here now, and has initiated a series of guest lectures broadly on the topic of video and performance art.

I collected together a bunch of pictures I took on my recent trip to New York, to discuss re-enacting performance art as a strategy which is relevant to art history, archiving and documentation, as well something which is of social and phenomenological interest.
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Inhabiting Allan Kaprow’s Push and Pull

18 Happenings in 6 Parts

expanded cinema residency at performance space

abramovic’s re-enactments

Pre-digital new media art

(re)presenting performance

Vinegar Hill

archive sohm - stuttgart

Atlas Group and Mark Dion at the Whitechapel Gallery