We wanted to create a space where artists, scholars and activists who worked at the intersections of performance and politics could congregate to share work, think together and have conversation.
For the next three weeks, from November 1 - 22, New York performance art spaces, galleries, historical venues and public squares will host a variety of works at the intersection of live performance and visual art: video performances, theatre, dance, music, sound, poetry, opera, installation.
Also, reasons for the site-specific (railway, bus, or intersection) variation of performance in these Amroha Urban teams are unclear.
The intersection of direction, performance, and writing achieves what James Ponsoldt, for instance, failed to do in "The End of the Tour": the setting of the text.
THE PASSION PROJECT The video installation artist Reid Farrington uses Carl Theodor Dreyer's silent film "The Passion of Joan of Arc" as raw material to explore the intersection of live performance with film and installation art.
Panamarenko emerged in the early 1960's as part of a loosely knit group of experimental Belgian and German artists, including Marcel Broodthaers and Josef Beuys, who helped set the stage for the fertile intersection of Conceptual, performance and Process Art that dominated the 1970's.
Up to this point, they've been considered the intersection of low performance, short driving range and ugliness, inside and out.
Later comes the fifth installment of the "Game Play" festival (July 5-28), featuring productions that explore the intersection of gaming and performance.
Budget tablets available for a little as £30 forced touchscreen computers into the mainstream, as the intersection of price and performance meant affordable tablets could replace traditional computers for most people.
