Author: Esther Neff
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Performing Conferencing: SMT’s Words and [ ], a durational conference
Esther Neff reflects on “Words and [ ]”, a durational conference produced by School of Making Thinking (SMT) in Montreal, May 6-8, 2016.
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Relational March: Poughkeepsie, Kingston, Hartford, Pawtucket
Relational March Day 25-31 32 days hath the Relational March, a tour through 24 towns by two performance art duos/collective, Panoply Performance Laboratory (Esther M. Neff and Brian J. McCorkle) […]
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Relational March: Akron, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Syracuse
Relational March Day 21-25 In Akron, Ohio, we perform at Rubber City Noise‘s RCNCAVE, curated by Lisa Miralia. On the third floor of an abandoned building, a wall of speakers, low […]
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Relational March: Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Chicago, Three Rivers, Detroit, Ohio State
Relational March Day 17-20 In Minneapolis, Emily Gastineau and Billy Mullaney (who work together as Fire Drill) have braved the cold long enough to curate an incredible show at The […]
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Relational March: Lincoln, Iowa City, Madison
Relational March Day 10-16 After performances at SPATIVM in Lincoln, NE (part of Parrish Studios), Public Space One in Iowa City, IA and Evolution Arts Collective in Madison, WI and […]
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Relational March: St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha
Relational March Day 7-9 ‘the role of artworks is no longer to form imaginary and utopian realities, but to actually be ways of living and models of action within the […]
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Relational March: Lexington and Louisville, KY
Day 4-6: Lexington/Louisville, KY We are here in Lexington at the University of Kentucky on the invitation of Rae Goodwin and Dmitry Strakovsky. We met Dmitry briefly last year at […]
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Relational March: Columbus, OH
Relational March Day 3: Columbus, Ohio Everybody, regardless of categorical identification across racial, class-based, cultural, and lingual differences agrees: young white people from the Midwest do not belong in Brooklyn. […]
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Relational March: Washington, D.C
Day One: Washington D.C In the car on the way from Brooklyn to D.C., the invitation to write a tour blog becomes a reoccurring topic, popping up like a commercial […]