How to Have a Slightly Better Chance at Getting a MAP Grant
Artist U.’s Andrew Simonet shares insight into the MAP Grant process
Category Archives: First Person
I Am Not Asking You For Money
In which the founder of Culturebot asks for your help.
notes on dance performance
Stormy Budwig’s essay: “notes on dance performance: perceptual research gesture struggle somatization aestheticized bodily terrains respect new language method ritual proprioceptive being”
Process Notes: Tracing a Legacy of American Musical Theater
Tatayana Tenenbaum shares thoughts from her most recent process.
Politics and Aesthetics and Social Movements! (A How-To Guide, Extracted from the Brain of Jacques Rancière)
Nick Benacerraf kicks the knowledge about Jacques Rancière, aesthetics and the politics of spectatorship, among other things.
Dual Economies (Thoughts On Detroit)
Artist, administrator and educator Aaron Landsman shares some thoughts on Detroit.
Heist at Staten Island’s LUMEN
Chloe Bass writes about the power of cash and disruption as creative practice.
Time Share: It’s not a hole, we made it
The organizers of Time Share on how and why this collaboration came to be.
Bourgeois Pretensions, or Biscuits and Gravy
Timothy Braun hangs out with Mac Wellman, Steve Mellor and Eliza Bent atThe Fusebox Festival in Austin, TX.
Malloy’s Manifesto or Silent Dave Speaks His Mind
Dave Malloy breaks his silence, responding to Culturebot’s “The Theater of Tomorrow, Today” Long Table discussion at Under The Radar with a thoughtfully positive and provocative manifesto.
Jesse Zaritt on Faye Driscoll’s “You’re Me”
Zaritt, an original performer in “You’re Me,” writes about the the driving philosophy and questions behind Driscoll’s work.
To Alastair, from Ben
A lightly edited open letter Ben Pryor wrote to Alastair MacAuley in response to an email exchange about American Realness