Teaching unions have reacted angrily to Michael Gove's announcement that he is going to press ahead with his plan to extend performance-related pay in schools from September.
"Day of the Oprichnik" comes across almost as extended performance art in its evocative rituals and bizarreness.
Finally, this extended performance, last year at a White House gospel concert, which was broadcast by PBS, ends with Franklin on her knees.
He was in his pomp again at the Galen Center in LA on Saturday night, taking the microphone for an extended performance at the post-fight press conference.
The company says it is pushing "advanced research clothing technology" — arcTechnology — "applying various properties to fabrics at the fiber level, for outstanding, extended performance".
(Writing in The New York Times Book Review, Stephen Kotkin said it "comes across almost as extended performance art in its evocative rituals and bizarreness").
Engaging and thorough, Ms. Kudlacek's film is a charismatic extended performance by a philosopher-poet who may change the way you think about art, time and raspberries.
It was these "liberal hipsters" who, in the mid-00s, turned against Albert/LeRoy so viciously after the "reveal", unwilling to see the deception as part of an extended performance art piece, or a kind of allegory or intervention.
The Mendes Wood gallery from São Paulo, for example, offers a concentrated look at the Brazilian Conceptualist Paulo Nazareth, an artist who has, over the past several years, turned a life of being constantly on the move, often on foot, living nowhere and everywhere, into an extended performance piece about ceaseless downsizing as a mode of existence.
