Curating Live Arts : : Critical Perspectives, Essays, and Conversations on Theory and Practice / / ed. by Dena Davida, Marc Pronovost, Véronique Hudon, Jane Gabriels.

Situated at the crossroads of performance practice, museology, and cultural studies, live arts curation has grown in recent years to become a vibrant interdisciplinary project and a genuine global phenomenon. Curating Live Arts brings together bold and innovative essays from an international group o...

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Place / Publishing House:New York; , Oxford : : Berghahn Books, , [2018]
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Year of Publication:2018
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Illustrations
  • PROLOGUE Bethinking One’s Own Strengths: The Performative Potential of Curating
  • Acknowledgments
  • A Collective Introduction
  • A NOTE ON CURATORIAL STATEMENTS A Third Space: Chasing the Intangible
  • PART I Historical Framings
  • CHAPTER 1 From Content to Context: The Emergence of the Performance Curator
  • PRACTICAL SPACE Curiosity and Intuition
  • CHAPTER 2 Exhibiting Performances: Process and Valorization in When Attitudes Become Forms—Bern 1969 / Venice 2013
  • CHAPTER 3 Can We Curate Dance without Making a Festival? On Dance Curatorship and Its Shifting Borders
  • CHAPTER 4 Curating Performance from Africa on International Stages: Thoughts on Artistic Categories and Critical Discourse
  • PRACTICAL SPACE Untitled
  • CHAPTER 5 The Curating Nation: Emergence of Performance Curation in Singapore and Its Impact on Cultural Politics
  • CHAPTER 6 The Curatorial Chronotope
  • PRACTICAL SPACE Layers
  • CHAPTER 7 More Weirdness, More Joy: Performance Curation and Pedagogy at Danspace Project and the Institute for Curatorial Practice in Performance
  • PART II Ethical Proposals
  • CHAPTER 8 Dancing the Museum
  • CHAPTER 9 Curatorial Discourse and Equity: Tensions in Contemporary Dance Presenting in the United States
  • PRACTICAL SPACE Holy Motor—a Mechanical Metaphor Surrounding the Live Arts Curator
  • CHAPTER 10 Noticing the Feedback: A Proposal to the Contemporary Dance Field, and/or This Revolution Will Be Crowdsourced
  • CHAPTER 11 Email to a Curator: An Introduction to The Curators’ Piece
  • PRACTICAL SPACE Curating Liveness
  • CHAPTER 12 Curation as a Form of Artistic Practice: Context as a New Work through UK-based Forest Fringe
  • PART III The Artist-Curators
  • CHAPTER 13 The Artist-Curator, or the Philosophy of “Do-It-Yourself”
  • EMBODIED SPACE “Soft-Curation,” Pollination, and Rhizomes
  • CHAPTER 14 Being in the Vanguard of Sensibility: Artists as Curators in Performing Arts— a Study of Collective Affect
  • CHAPTER 15 Familias: Artist-Activist Curation in the South Bronx, New York
  • CHAPTER 16 What We Talk About When We Talk About Curating the “Unexpected”
  • EMBODIED SPACE Greater Than
  • CHAPTER 17 Because I Love Art, I Want Art to Be Different: The Project Perverse Curating and a Few Things I’ve Learned from It
  • CHAPTER 18 Making Stage: Contemporary Dance and Performance Curation in the Caribbean
  • EMBODIED SPACE As We
  • CHAPTER 19 The Work of the Musician-Curator in Relation to the “Concert Scenario”
  • CHAPTER 20 Pseudo-, Anti-, and Total Dance: A Self-Interview on Curation
  • CHAPTER 21 Collective Creation and Improvised Curation: A Discussion with Body Slam
  • PART IV Exhibition as Events
  • CHAPTER 22 A New Kind of Critical Elsewhere
  • CHAPTER 23 Re-enact History? Performing the Archive!
  • CHAPTER 24 Choreographing Archives, Curating Choreographers: Yvonne Rainer, Xavier Le Roy, and the Dance Retrospective
  • EMBODIED SPACE THE TITLE AS THE CURATOR’S ART PIECE
  • CHAPTER 25 Exhibiting Dance, Performing Objects: Cultural Mediation in the Museum
  • CHAPTER 26 The Curator’s Work: Stories and Experiences from Tino Sehgal’s Events
  • PART V Artivism
  • CHAPTER 27 Framing a Network, Charting Dis/Courses: Performance Curation, Community Work, and the Logic/Anxieties of an Emerging Field
  • ETHICAL SPACE Curate
  • CHAPTER 28 Food=Need: Constraints, Reflexivity, and Community Performance
  • CHAPTER 29 ARC.HIVE of Contemporary Arab Performing Arts: Memory, Catastrophe, Resistance, and Oblivion
  • CHAPTER 30 Collective Walks / Spaces of Contestation: Site-Specifi city, Community Involvement, and Mobility Employed as Curatorial Strategies in the Creation of Participatory Performances
  • CHAPTER 31 Sound Citizen: Curating Sound Art in the Distributed Public Sphere
  • ETHICAL SPACE Curation as a Practice of Radical Care: A Defi nition
  • PART VI Institutional Reinventions
  • CHAPTER 32 Rethinking the Role of Institutions and Curators in a New Interdisciplinary Age
  • C HAPTER 33 The Curator as a Culture Producer
  • ETHICAL SPACE Definition of Curation
  • CHAPTER 34 How to Build a Manifesto for the Future of a Festival “Festivals as Thinking Entities,” a Conversation with Judith Blackenberg, Daniel Blanga-Gubbay, Silvia Bottiroli, and Livia Andrea Piazza, initiated by Silvia Bottiroli and Berno Odo Polze
  • CHAPTER 35 The Curatorial Gesture as a Decolonial Gesture
  • ETHICAL SPACE Proposing Intervals— Curating as Choreography
  • CHAPTER 36 Are You Not Entertained? Curating Performance within the Institution
  • CHAPTER 37 Bodies in Museums: Institutional Practices and Politics
  • ETHICAL SPACE Curating History, Curating Resistance
  • CHAPTER 38 What Can Contemporary Art Perform? And Then Transgress?
  • EPILOGUE Situation Critical: What Comes Next for the Field of Performance Curation?
  • ETHICAL SPACE The Parable of the Curator MICHEL HERRERIA (DRAWING) AND JEAN-PAUL RATHIER (TEXT)
  • Index