Tag: performance art
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This Box Tickles Fascists: On Brandon Woolf’s THE CONSOLE
Along with the liveness of unmediated human presence, THE CONSOLE manages to be zeitgeisty, equal parts response to Covid isolation and election anxiety, in a way that isn’t instructive. It feels vital, earnest, and all the more critically alive for its irreverence.
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Magda & Chelsea “Vulgar Early Works” at FringeArts Studio Series
Magda & Chelsea talk to Elena Light about vulgarity-as-life-force, Magda’s drawn-on beard, and their future lives as indie film stars crushing tangerines between their breasts.
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Five Lectures on Performance Now Online
Andy’s “Five Lectures on Performance” are now online at Vimeo, SoundCloud and iTunes.
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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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How Do I Make This A Performance?
How Do I Make This A Performance? Most freakin’ hilarious site I have seen in ages. Rarely am I super jealous of sheer comic genius, this is one of those […]
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Get With The Brooklyn International Performance Art Festival
We really, really love the Brooklyn International Performance Art Festival, no matter how it turns out. 2013 – the year of crowd-sourced, collaboratively-created, socially-engaged, non-disciplinary performance. Occupy This!
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First Person with Neal Medlyn
The inaugural “First Person” where we invite artists to share their thoughts on their work, practice and the state of the field
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Can Un-Licensed Therapy Be Performance Art? Can Prostitution?
An artist toying with concepts of erotica and therapy gets rejected by the art world, a whole lot of free publicity, and raises some very interesting questions about the nature of art
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Reporting from Itinerant Manhattan
Culturebot contributor Zhenesse Heinemann reports from QMAD’s ITINERANT Festival, Manhattan version.
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Culturebot and The New Criticism
Culturebot founder Andy Horwitz talks about where we’ve been and where we’re going in a manifesto, of sorts, gazing into the future.
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ITINERANT Performance Art Festival opens this Friday
QMAD, Queens Media Arts Development, launches ITINERANT, a citywide festival for Contemporary Performance Art to be hosted at various venues in the five boroughs of New York City
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The Digest: May 11, 2011
This week’s performance must-reads: a British playwright likes German director’s theater, a great performance art story that gets better the faker it is, young playwrights in blinders, and more