Here’s a summary of my thoughts whilst on the train to Liverpool yesterday: All in all it’s a relief to take off the big heavy coat of other stuff that needs doing all the time and spend a week immersed in creativity and with creative
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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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The following is a response by Paul Stapleton to a performance lecture by Simon Bowes titled Sunday With Me.
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Convivencia: A one-day symposium on existing and potential relationships between documentation and live art practices
Saturday the 3rd of February 2007
University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK
Presenters:
Robin Feeny, Concordia University, Canada
Dr. Simon Ellis, University of Northampton
Michael Mayhew, Honorary Associate Artist, National Review of Live Art
Prof. Susan Melrose, Middlesex University
Dr. Fiona Wright, Independent Artist/Researcher, Newcastle
Jon Aveyard, University of Central Lancashire
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