(Sulcas) ★ Clarinda Mac Low and Jackson Mac Low (Thursday, through Sept. 15) Clarinda Mac Low, director of the cross-disciplinary organization Culture Push, is the daughter of the poet and composer Jackson Mac Low, who, in 1964, wrote a book of performance instruction poems, "The Pronouns: A Collection of 40 Dances for the Dancers".
Part of Platform 2012: Judson Now, a series celebrating the 50th anniversary of that 1960s landmark the Judson Dance Theater, the work is based on Mr. Mac Low's book of performance-instruction poems, "The Pronouns: A Collection of 40 Dances for the Dancers".
Bad Romance, one of the best singles released this year, is preaching from the books of Performance Art, Knickers-as-Trousers and Vampiric Mutant Europop (verse 13, chapter 7).
So far, EM Press has published nine books of performance poets' work and produced several CDs, including an audio anthology of poetry readings by voices as disparate as former Iowa poet laureate Marvin Bell, AM'61, and actor Viggo Mortensen.
"Research has shown that a test is not indicative of a student's ability," says Beilock, who is the author of a book on performance anxiety called Choke.
The journal also publishes theatre, film and book reviews, providing a record of performance and scholarship in a variety of media throughout the world.
The Empty Space Peter Brook (Touchstone, £9.99) A seminal book on performance and the state of modern theatre.
Gaver's work, including "Daddy!," an audiocassette of him reading some of his works in 1978; "Summer Beach Talk," self-published, 1980; "A Book of One Performance," a poetry chapbook, 1980; "From Now Till Doomsday," 1980; and a script for "Standing in the Shadows of Love," performed at the National Theatre, February 2 , 1981
Listening to settings of the Book of Lamentations all performances in the "TENEbrae" series are archived on Trinity's Web site—I pondered what it meant to have a Jewish text cropping up in a Christian liturgy.
Attention in art history is often bestowed posthumously, however, and because 2011 was the 50th anniversary of Fluxus's first New York project — an exhibition in book form of performance-related materials — half a dozen shows have been mounted locally to commemorate the group's existence.
In his book, Romantic Anatomies of Performance (University of California Press, 2014), he explores immersive modes of knowing and being with music.
