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Performing artists are increasingly involved in the transfer between different media, in their productions as well as in the events, materials, and documents that surround them. Performing Arts in Transition explores what takes place in the moments of transition from one medium to another, and from the live performance to that which "survives" it.
Performing artists are increasingly involved in the transfer between different media, in their productions as well as in the events, materials, and documents that surround them. Performing Arts in Transition explores what takes place in the moments of transition from one medium to another, and from the live performance to that which "survives" it.
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Susanne Foellmer is Reader in Dance at Coventry University, Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE), UK. Maria Katharina Schmidt, independent researcher, has been a research fellow in the project On Remnants and Vestiges: Strategies of Remaining in the Performing Arts at the Freie Universität Berlin, Germany. Cornelia Schmitz, independent researcher, has been a research fellow in the project On Remnants and Vestiges: Strategies of Remaining in the Performing Arts at the Freie Universität Berlin, Germany.
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Susanne Foellmer, Maria Katharina Schmidt, and Cornelia Schmitz Introduction 1 Susanne Foellmer Dance, Performance, Media, Transfer: Sketching Notions and Problems in the Field Part I: Material Temporalities 2 André Lepecki Non-time of lived experience: colour, action, and dance in Hélio Oiticica's early works 3 Joy Kristin Kalu Embodying, Repeating, and Working-Through: The Artistic Practice of Rebecca Davis and Abigail Levine in the Context of their Re-enactments of Marina Abramovi¿'s Performances 4 Wolfgang Ernst Micro-dramaturgical Temporalities of Media Theatre: On the Difference between Performative and Operative Re-enactment Part II: Displacing the Exhibition: Between Display and Performance 5 Beatrice von Bismarck Trans(pos)ition: In the language of the curatorial 6 Nicole Haitzinger Performative Contours 7 Wolf-Dieter Ernst Thumb and Index Mode. Performance, Digital Art, and the ORLAN Network Part III: Processes of Genre Transfer 8 Ulrike Hanstein Videoed Memories and Movements, Rediscovered and Regained: It's Aching Like Birds (2001) 9 Christopher Morris The Deadness of Live Opera 10 Sandra Umathum The equally-valid image. Considerations on Ragnar Kjartansson's art of challenging the hierarchy between attending a performance and relying on its photographic remains 11 Susan Rosenberg Dance and Building in Dialogue: Five Propositions on the Relationship between Trisha Brown's Choreography and Diller + Scofidio's Architecture Part IV: Moving HiStories 12 Gabriele Brandstetter On the Margins of HiStories. Trans-fusions Between Document and Performance 13 Daniela Hahn "Our method is transmission": The Body as Document in Christina Ciupke's and Anna Till's performance undo, redo and repeat (2014) 14 Kirsten Maar and Peter Pleyer Visible Undercurrent - New York Berlin 1980/90-2014: Reconsidering Histori/es - Negotiating the Now Part V: Blurring the Document 15 Renate Wöhrer Pictures, Texts, Sounds, Zoo Animals...: On the Materiality of Documents 16 Franz Anton Cramer, Sigrid Gareis, and Alexandra Hennig Capturing Dance: A Report on a Project in Artistic Research 17 Isa Wortelkamp Unseen: Photography as a Document of Dance History Writing
Susanne Foellmer, Maria Katharina Schmidt, and Cornelia Schmitz Introduction 1 Susanne Foellmer Dance, Performance, Media, Transfer: Sketching Notions and Problems in the Field Part I: Material Temporalities 2 André Lepecki Non-time of lived experience: colour, action, and dance in Hélio Oiticica's early works 3 Joy Kristin Kalu Embodying, Repeating, and Working-Through: The Artistic Practice of Rebecca Davis and Abigail Levine in the Context of their Re-enactments of Marina Abramovi¿'s Performances 4 Wolfgang Ernst Micro-dramaturgical Temporalities of Media Theatre: On the Difference between Performative and Operative Re-enactment Part II: Displacing the Exhibition: Between Display and Performance 5 Beatrice von Bismarck Trans(pos)ition: In the language of the curatorial 6 Nicole Haitzinger Performative Contours 7 Wolf-Dieter Ernst Thumb and Index Mode. Performance, Digital Art, and the ORLAN Network Part III: Processes of Genre Transfer 8 Ulrike Hanstein Videoed Memories and Movements, Rediscovered and Regained: It's Aching Like Birds (2001) 9 Christopher Morris The Deadness of Live Opera 10 Sandra Umathum The equally-valid image. Considerations on Ragnar Kjartansson's art of challenging the hierarchy between attending a performance and relying on its photographic remains 11 Susan Rosenberg Dance and Building in Dialogue: Five Propositions on the Relationship between Trisha Brown's Choreography and Diller + Scofidio's Architecture Part IV: Moving HiStories 12 Gabriele Brandstetter On the Margins of HiStories. Trans-fusions Between Document and Performance 13 Daniela Hahn "Our method is transmission": The Body as Document in Christina Ciupke's and Anna Till's performance undo, redo and repeat (2014) 14 Kirsten Maar and Peter Pleyer Visible Undercurrent - New York Berlin 1980/90-2014: Reconsidering Histori/es - Negotiating the Now Part V: Blurring the Document 15 Renate Wöhrer Pictures, Texts, Sounds, Zoo Animals...: On the Materiality of Documents 16 Franz Anton Cramer, Sigrid Gareis, and Alexandra Hennig Capturing Dance: A Report on a Project in Artistic Research 17 Isa Wortelkamp Unseen: Photography as a Document of Dance History Writing
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