Archive: Performing Art

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  International ArtExpo: Border Cities & New Identities

  For this International Art Festival of Architecture, Photography, Video Art, Computer Graphics, Painting and Performing Art, the selection will be based on [...]

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  Moving Without A Body. Digital Philosophy & Choreographic Thoughts

  Moving without a Body considers what happens when the physicality of movement is translated into a numerical code by a technological system, [...]

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  Pendulum Choir, Prix Ars Electronica: from breathe to movement through technology

  They are the winner of the section "Interactive art", at the Ars Electronica Prix 2013, that taken place last 16th May in [...]

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  The Spectacle of Disintegration, by McKenzie Wark

  Following his history of the Situationist International, The Beach Beneath the Street, McKenzie Wark puts here the work of the Situationists in [...]

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  TKB Project. Novel intersections between language, performance and Digital Media

  From 2nd to 3rd May 2013 in Lisbon was held the international conference “Multimodal Communication: Language, Performance and Digital Media”, organized by [...]

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  Anthroposcenic reflections. The iconic universality of Teatro Deluxe

  Vera Michela Suprani and Claudio Oliva – founders of the artistic project Teatro Deluxe , which examines visual arts fields from different [...]

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  Dance Movies: Commission 2013. Deadline 15/02/2013

  The EMPAC DANCE MOViES Commission supports the creation of new works in the field of experimental dance for the screen. EMPAC supports [...]

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  Displace 2.0: Mediation of Sensations. A conversation with Chris Salter

  Chris Salter is a media and performance artist, based in Montreal and Berlin. Performance and performativity, as well as interaction with other [...]

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  William Kentridge: I am not me, the horse is not mine. The Tank / Tate Modern

  William Kentridge’s eight-channel video installation I am not me, the horse is not mine will be showcased in the UK for the [...]

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  The Sacred and the Profane. An interview with Christopher Kline

  Christopher Kline (1982, Kinderhook NY) is a syncretic artist who prefers to be called maker and whose projects range over a wide [...]

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  The Tanks: Art in Action. Aldo Tambellini exhibition and other events

  15 Weeks of Art in Action, the opening programme of the new Tanks at Tate Modern, reaches its final weeks in October [...]

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  Some events for the Contemporary Week in Faenza

  From the 4th of October several shows presented in Faenza (IT) during the 8th Days of Contemporary Art promoted by AMACI [...]

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  Myriam Gourfink. Dancing in thoughts

  Myriam Gourfink does not need large presentations, the explorer of contemporary dance who, for over fifteen years, has been portraying the inner [...]

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  TodaysArt Festival 2012. Adventurous contemporary visual and performing arts

  In less than two weeks, the 8th edition of the TodaysArt Festival will commence. On 21 and 22 September, over 150 international [...]

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  Burning Ice #5. Looking at the nature through the performing arts

  In Brussels at the beginning of June it took place a very specific performing art festival presented at the two beautiful spaces [...]

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  Remote Encounters. Deadline: 31 August 2012

  Remote Encounters, a two-day international conference with performance evening, aims to explore the use of networks as a means to enhance or [...]

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  Inside the “Anticamera” of the Nanou Group. Visions and ideas

  E, Artistic cooperation and special events. From May 9 to 13 Ravenna hosted the special project Fèsta, an exhibition made to celebrate [...]

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  Lexicon for Dancing: An interview to Wayne McGregor on “Carbon Life”

  Wayne McGregor (1970) is a young multi-awarded British choreographer based in London, where he works with his company Wayne McGregor/Random Dance [...]

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  Jeremy Bailey: “My art is a big apology of a white man living in a privilege world”

  Although beeing 33 years old, Jeremy Bailey feature evokes a shy, blessed child with eyes wide open to the wonders of contemporary [...]

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  The Total Artist. Arts Of Stage And Music

  The Brain Soundtrack is a body of work, in development since its beginning in 2002. It is a trilogy of projects that [...]

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