with-out: Spiros Panigirakis
Spiros, a clubbsy fellow in Melbourne, is doing a fascinating process-oriented project at the moment. Check out the blog here: http://with-out.blogspot.com It's tricky to see exactly what is going on...
View Articleabramovic’s re-enactments
Thanks to Spiros, who has boldly been experimenting with the intimacy of performance at Gertrude Street… A review of Marina Abramovic’s 7 easy pieces at the Guggenheim last November. Abramovic...
View ArticleAugusto Boal and Theater of the Oppressed
A short while ago I went to Adelaide to run part of a workshop on experimental public art practices. I tried some exercises from Augusto Boal’s book “Games for Actors and Non-Actors”. Here are a few...
View ArticleLone Twin interviewed by Christopher Hewitt
the following is a cut and paste from this word document here (or here if you want google’s transformation into html). -It’s a spiel and interview about Lone Twin, which was put together by the...
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18 Happenings in 6 Parts
[more photos here] On Sunday night Lizzie and I went down to Long Island City to see the “re-do” of Allan Kaprow’s 18 Happenings in 6 Parts. I’m a big fan of Kaprow’s work and his writings, and I’m...
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Inhabiting Allan Kaprow’s Push and Pull
[Excerpt from instructions page at Kaprow's Push and Pull. The full text of the instructions is available online here, or for the typewriter/paper feel, read them here.] Creative Time organised a...
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Learning from being there?
[natty flyer designed by Abe, who organised the talk]. Last night (December 4, 2007) I gave an informal slideshow talk about re-enactment and performance art at Concordia University in Montreal. Abe...
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The Great West Brunswick Goat Walk
Thursday morning, 6:55am – Bob The Goat trots into our goat-deprived lives, thanks to the power of good old fashioned broadcast radio. In all the excitement, I almost forget my commitment to the West...
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Two Types of Blogs
To follow on from my recent post about “good” blogs… I want to get down on blog-paper a few thoughts rattling around my brain about blogging… Last year my friend Kirsten asked me about blogging –...
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Albert M. Fine’s PIECE FOR FLUXORCHESTRA
This tiny image is all I could dredge up on the web for this wonderful Fluxus performance. It looks like the score used to be available at Printed Matter, but not anymore. I conducted an enactment of...
View ArticleMy work with re-enactment…
Precursors: I’ve been working on re-enactments in one way or another since about 1996, when I did a performance work called Cornflakes in Perth. It was, in some way, about the daily re-enactment of...
View Articleabramovic’s re-enactments
Thanks to Spiros, who has boldly been experimenting with the intimacy of performance at Gertrude Street… A review of Marina Abramovic’s 7 easy pieces at the Guggenheim last November. Abramovic...
View ArticleAugusto Boal and Theater of the Oppressed
A short while ago I went to Adelaide to run part of a workshop on experimental public art practices. I tried some exercises from Augusto Boal’s book “Games for Actors and Non-Actors”. Here are a few...
View ArticleLone Twin interviewed by Christopher Hewitt
the following is a cut and paste from this word document here (or here if you want google’s transformation into html). -It’s a spiel and interview about Lone Twin, which was put together by the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
18 Happenings in 6 Parts
[more photos here] On Sunday night Lizzie and I went down to Long Island City to see the “re-do” of Allan Kaprow’s 18 Happenings in 6 Parts. I’m a big fan of Kaprow’s work and his writings, and I’m...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Inhabiting Allan Kaprow’s Push and Pull
[Excerpt from instructions page at Kaprow’s Push and Pull. The full text of the instructions is available online here, or for the typewriter/paper feel, read them here.] Creative Time organised a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Learning from being there?
[natty flyer designed by Abe, who organised the talk]. Last night (December 4, 2007) I gave an informal slideshow talk about re-enactment and performance art at Concordia University in Montreal. Abe...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Great West Brunswick Goat Walk
Thursday morning, 6:55am – Bob The Goat trots into our goat-deprived lives, thanks to the power of good old fashioned broadcast radio. In all the excitement, I almost forget my commitment to the West...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Two Types of Blogs
To follow on from my recent post about “good” blogs… I want to get down on blog-paper a few thoughts rattling around my brain about blogging… Last year my friend Kirsten asked me about blogging –...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Albert M. Fine’s PIECE FOR FLUXORCHESTRA
This tiny image is all I could dredge up on the web for this wonderful Fluxus performance. It looks like the score used to be available at Printed Matter, but not anymore. I conducted an enactment of...
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