My article 'Live Notation: Reflections on a Kairotic Practice' is available in the current issue of Performance Research, Volume. 18, Issue 5, 'On Writing and Digital Media', eds. Ric Allsopp and Jerome Fletcher. More information here.
A limited number of free copies of my article can be accessed here.
I was in Stockholm from 5 – 9 March, attending the
conference Loitering with Intent: A Feast of Research and the Society of Artistic Research AGM. Loitering with Intent (5 – 7 March) brought together Stockholm University of the Arts and the Society
for Artistic Research to explore formats for sharing knowledge that emerge from
artistic research practices. The Loitering with Intent conference foregrounded performative modes of exposing practice as research, celebrating the fragile
balance between sensory, situated and spoken forms of knowledge. Invited
artists included: Henrik Agger, Louise Bjurholm, Magnus Bärtås, Nils Claesson,
Florian Dombois, Kristina Hagström-Ståhl, Paul Landon, Brita Lemmens, Tero
Nauha, Kirsi Nevanti, Poste Restante, Michael Schwab, Koen Vanmechelen, Magnus
William Olsson, Rasmus Ölme.
This event has provided an impetus for me to finally start
archiving some of my own research within the Society for Artistic Research online catalogue, a purpose built
repository for international artistic research. To date, I have started ‘expositions’
for my Close Reading/Live Writing projects and also for the collaborative
research undertaken with Open City. More to follow soon.
