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Playbook
Editor: Mark Harvey | Reference: P3204 | ISBN: 978-0-473-37174-6 | Type: Publication

An artist book which samples his performance and art practices over 14 years, with text by Victoria Wynne-Jones, Mark Amery and Gradon Diprose.

Auckland choreography deadpan endurance humour idiocy live art New Zealand performance art politics psychology seriousness socially engaged

Liveartwork Issue 5
Artist/Author: Liveartwork Editions | Reference: D0640 | Type: DVD

Contemporary live art showcase including performances from the UK, USA and Spain.

absurdity audience deadpan Ester Ferrer everyday Gary Stephens Goat Island interpretation live art location Marilyn Arsem perception performance art repair repetition Stuart Brisley Stuart Sherman

Here, Now DIY Depot
Artist/Author: Various | Reference: D1944 | Type: DVD

A collection of video documents from Here, Now DIY Depot, an interactive performance event curated by Panther, (Madeleine Hodge and Sarah Rodigari) and featuring artists from around Australia who make work outside traditional theatre contexts.

Agents of Proximity Alice Hui-Sheng Chang audience Bettybooke Brown Council deadpan Deborah Kelly game Jason Mailing Jason Sweeney Jen Jamieson Julie Vulcan Lara Thoms Michelle Mantsio Mimic Mass Panther Parachutes for Ladies Paul Gazzola performance Post pvi collective Rhubarb Rhubarb You Are Here

ADS
Artist/Author: Richard Maxwell, New York City Players | Reference: D1522 | Type: DVD

Chelsea programme notes:In a world consumed by identity crises and at the same time dominated by advertising, how might a humble being begin to claim back space?Director Richard Maxwell: “ADS captures and refines questions I have been thinking about for a long time. What is presence? What does absence provide? What is it about performance that I like? What is it about people that I like? ” ADS offers participants an opportunity to publicly state their beliefs with one stipulation: Be sincere.”Boundary-pushing…suggests…you can create humane, affecting works of theater without the literal presence of human beings.” – Charles Isherwood, The New York TimesConceived and directed by Richard Maxwell for New York City Players

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