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My filmstrip document of the documenting practice workshop. Here is a selection of photos of Paul explaining the intricacies of documentation of ephemeral events through the use of interpretive dance. And here’s my favourite one!
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Dialogic Evidence: Documentation of Ephemeral Events is the title of a presentation delivered by Paul Stapleton at the AHDS Performing Arts Summer School: Digital Representations of Performing Arts. The abstract is available here. A write up by Richard Lewis of Digital Representations of Performing Arts is available here. A different presentation under the same title will be delivered at DRHA 2007. Both presentations aim to contextualize and reflect on the recently finished research project Dialogic Evidence: Documentation of Ephemeral Events.
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check out www.improvmover.wordpress.com I am currently exploring the documentary impulse of my practice. Tamara
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Paul Stapleton’s CSR Residency Blog
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Live Archives Workshops
2-5 April 2007
University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK
Artefacts, memories, and discussions that have been created as part of the Live Archives Workshops are available online at this location (please check back for updates).
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Apologies for leaving early - had a meeting… but before I lose internet access for two weeks or so, I’ll make a ‘day 4′ contribution. This won’t have any sound or images in it due to the lack of speed of internet at my
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I knew today would be a particularly surreal one from the moment that I woke up. Last night my dreams were ridden with archive strategies; one in particular involved us all sitting in a line and blogging (nothing unusual about that!), hitting the keyboards in
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Our performance: For more on our performance, see Caroline’s Day4 page Regarding our ‘gestapo’ style interrogations… The power dynamic between witnesses and interrogators is very interesting to me. The guy said at the beginning “If someone tells you that something is black,
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Today at the crime scene house Daisy heard a “godawful racket” while I participated in a seance for three dead men. It was the same event. In Kurosawa’s film Rashomon, conflicting accounts of a rape and murder are given by four people, one of whom
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