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More information on The Live Art Almanac Volume 1, Volume 2 and Volume 3.
We are seeking recommendations for material to include in the Live Art Almanac Volume 4, to be co-published by the Live Art Development Agency and Oberon Books in Spring 2016.
The Live Art Almanac draws together all kinds of ‘found’ writing about and around Live Art from a wide range of sources – from more traditional forms such as magazine articles, newspaper reviews, transcribed interviews, or public lectures, to digital forms such as blog entries, Facebook pages and Twitter conversations, to less conventional forms of “publishing” such as emails, diary entries, and letters. It aims to be both a useful resource and a great read for artists, writers, students and others interested in the field of interdisciplinary, performance-based art throughout the world.
If you’ve read something that engaged, provoked, excited or amused you, or made you rethink Live Art and radical performance then we want to hear about it.
Your recommendation can be for any writing that was published, shared, sent or spread between January 2012 and December 2014.
You may submit your own writing, but we really want you to tell us about interesting material you have read. You can submit up to three pieces of writing for consideration. We’re also not so interested in receiving submissions of more academic writing as this is already brilliantly covered by many institutions and journals. Submissions can be any length up to 3,000 words.
Please join us for an all-day communal editing and creation of Wikipedia entries.
Read moreAn online screening of ‘The Gift’ by Lateisha Davine Lovelace-Hanson.
Read moreAn in-person screening of ‘The Gift’ by Lateisha Davine Lovelace-Hanson.
Read moreAn online screening of ‘Crying with my Family‘ by Maxima Smith.
Read moreAn in-person screening of ‘Crying with my Family’ by Maxima Smith.
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Read moreAn online screening of ‘My Glow’ by Sahera Khan.
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