On Collaboration II
SYMPOSIUM 18 May 2013,
Middlesex University in conjunction with University Campus Suffolk
The theme of this symposium will focus on collaboration in performance practice, with a specific focus on the politics of collaboration. The symposium specifically focuses on the politics of collaborative practice in performance-making and related disciplinary areas. Questions of interest include, but are not limited to the following:
• The politics of working together: relationships between collaborators at work
• Modes of performance-making: the ongoing search for alternative modes of work
• Identity and performance: going beyond oneself in contemporary contexts
• Theorising collaboration: matters of authorship in a networked age
• Collaboration across disciplinary and cultural boundaries
SYMPOSIUM 18 May 2013,
Middlesex University in conjunction with University Campus Suffolk
The theme of this symposium will focus on collaboration in performance practice, with a specific focus on the politics of collaboration. The symposium specifically focuses on the politics of collaborative practice in performance-making and related disciplinary areas. Questions of interest include, but are not limited to the following:
• The politics of working together: relationships between collaborators at work
• Modes of performance-making: the ongoing search for alternative modes of work
• Identity and performance: going beyond oneself in contemporary contexts
• Theorising collaboration: matters of authorship in a networked age
• Collaboration across disciplinary and cultural boundaries
On Collaboration
SYMPOSIUM 4 May 2012, Middlesex University, Trent Park 9.00 am - 8pm - REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
http://mdxoncollaboration.blogspot.co.uk
The Performing Arts Department at Middlesex University will be hosting a one-day symposium on collaboration in performance practice, with a specific focus on the notions of ‘memory’, ‘place’ and ‘time’ in performance-making. The event will take place on 4 May 2012 at Trent Park Campus, North London, and will mark a farewell to the location before the department will relocate to Hendon Campus in summer 2012.
The event features research papers, discussion panels and short demonstrations of instances of relevant performance practice in the form of lecture demonstrations and practice demonstrations.
Confirmed contributors include:
Susan Melrose, Joe Moran, Alexandra Kolb, Angela Woodhouse, Laura Cull, Alex Mermikides, Rosemary Lee and Rob Vesty, Ghislaine Boddington and Leanne Hammacott, Steffi Sachsenmaier, Ian Saville, Steve Tromans, Renate Bräuninger, Noyale Colin, Rebecca Woodford-Smith, Jane Turner, Simon Jones, Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe with Shrikant Subramaniam and Gayathri Ganapathy, Misri Dey, Jane Carr, Rosemary Butcher, Dick McCaw, Lizzi Kew Ross, Richard Layzell and Martin Gent...
The symposium specifically focuses on collaborative practice in
performance-making and the issues of time, place and memory.
Questions of interest to us include:
- What forms or modes of collaboration can be identified in
performance-making?
- In what ways is the collaborative at stake in solo performance-making?
- How do compositional techniques operate in solo and collaborative modes of
performance?
- How can collaboration be theorised?
- How is personal or collective memory negotiated in collaborative contexts?
- In what ways can technology impact on collaboration?
- How are place and time integral to performance-making processes?
- How do performers draw upon and conceive of memory in performance-making?
SYMPOSIUM 4 May 2012, Middlesex University, Trent Park 9.00 am - 8pm - REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
http://mdxoncollaboration.blogspot.co.uk
The Performing Arts Department at Middlesex University will be hosting a one-day symposium on collaboration in performance practice, with a specific focus on the notions of ‘memory’, ‘place’ and ‘time’ in performance-making. The event will take place on 4 May 2012 at Trent Park Campus, North London, and will mark a farewell to the location before the department will relocate to Hendon Campus in summer 2012.
The event features research papers, discussion panels and short demonstrations of instances of relevant performance practice in the form of lecture demonstrations and practice demonstrations.
Confirmed contributors include:
Susan Melrose, Joe Moran, Alexandra Kolb, Angela Woodhouse, Laura Cull, Alex Mermikides, Rosemary Lee and Rob Vesty, Ghislaine Boddington and Leanne Hammacott, Steffi Sachsenmaier, Ian Saville, Steve Tromans, Renate Bräuninger, Noyale Colin, Rebecca Woodford-Smith, Jane Turner, Simon Jones, Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe with Shrikant Subramaniam and Gayathri Ganapathy, Misri Dey, Jane Carr, Rosemary Butcher, Dick McCaw, Lizzi Kew Ross, Richard Layzell and Martin Gent...
The symposium specifically focuses on collaborative practice in
performance-making and the issues of time, place and memory.
Questions of interest to us include:
- What forms or modes of collaboration can be identified in
performance-making?
- In what ways is the collaborative at stake in solo performance-making?
- How do compositional techniques operate in solo and collaborative modes of
performance?
- How can collaboration be theorised?
- How is personal or collective memory negotiated in collaborative contexts?
- In what ways can technology impact on collaboration?
- How are place and time integral to performance-making processes?
- How do performers draw upon and conceive of memory in performance-making?
