East End Collaborations

(NOTE: East End Collaborations took place between 1999 and 2009. In 2010, FRESH AiR was launched: a new initiative from Queen Mary, University of London, produced in collaboration with the Live Art Development Agency, that offers recent Live Art graduates and emergent artists support, advice and professional development.)

East End Collaborations (EEC) is a collaboration between the Live Art Development Agency and Queen Mary, University of London offering a range of support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art and based in London.

East End Collaborations aims to respond to the professional development needs of artists who are at an early stage of their practice by providing opportunities to access information, advice and expertise through the training day Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask and to showcase their work through the open submissions EEC Platform.

In a new, leaner and meaner format from 2008, EEC gives the chance to find out all about Live Art in Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask, and to see tomorrow’s artists today in the open submissions EEC Platform all in one day.

EEC Platform 2008 and Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask

EEC Platform 2009 – Tenth Anniversary Edition and Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask

Open Dialogues Question Time project for EEC Platform 2009 can be read here.

Open Dialogues critical response to EEC Platform 2009 is shown here:

The Why, How, When, Where, Which

EEC Platform

The EEC Platform is an opportunity for artists who are working in Live Art to present their work in a professional context and introduce their practice to audiences, peers, promoters and funders. The EEC Platform takes place in a range of performance and installation spaces at Queen Mary, University of London.

Archive information about past EEC Platforms is available through the following links:
EEC Platform 1999
EEC Platform 2000
EEC Platform 2001
EEC Platform 2002
EEC Platform 2003
EEC Platform 2004
EEC Platform 2005
EEC Platform 2007

Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask…

Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask… is a day of information and advice about Live Art for graduates and emerging artists.

Everything …. offers an introduction to the Live Art sector and system, a sense of how  things work, practical information about what’s on offer and a chance to learn from the experience of more established artists.  The day covers issues ranging from how to approach research and training, how to network, how to make a successful collaboration, how to market and promote your work, how to develop practices within a range of different contexts and sites, how to think about documentation, how to work across platforms and media and how to survive as an artist.

Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask 2002

Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask 2003

Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask 2004

Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask 2005

Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask 2007

Documentation to view

Documentation from EEC 2003 and EEC 2004 is available to view in our Study Room.

A dvd marking ten years of EEC and the Live Art Development Agency called Everything You Still Wanted to Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask…is available to purchase through Unbound.

Other projects in East End Collaborations

A range of support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

East End Collaborations 1999

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2000

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2001

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2002

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2003

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2004

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2005

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2007

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2008

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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East End Collaborations 2009

Support structures for graduates and emerging artists working with Live Art.

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Everything You Wanted To Know About Live Art But Were Afraid To Ask…

Information and advice about Live Art for graduates and emerging artists.

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Banner image credit:

Lois Weaver as Tammy WhyNot. Image courtesy of the artist.

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