“LADA is a place for people who don’t know their place.” – Marcia Farquhar, artist
We are very pleased to share LADA’s 2014-15 Annual Review, highlighting a selection of the many events, opportunities, publications and research projects that we have produced over the last twelve months.
LADA is a Centre for Live Art: a knowledge centre, a production centre for programmes and publications, a research centre setting artists and ideas in motion, and an online centre for digital experimentation, representation and dissemination.
In 2014-15, we worked with 2,932 artists through a range of events, artist development support, publishing and networking opportunities. We presented 127 events in 12 countries, published eight books and DVDs, and over 10,000 people accessed our resources.
We hope that you enjoy the Report and we also encourage you to look at our recent activities on the LADA website, including our new What’s On section which will keep you up to date with all the many ways you can be involved with what we do.
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Harold Offeh and Manuel Vason, Double Exposures, London, 2013The Live Art Development Agency is delighted to announce that we have re-entered Arts Council England’s National Portfolio.
Read moreInterim Director, Ria Righteous, provides a statement on the her current position with LADA and aims for the organisation’s future.
Read moreWith the help and support of LADA patrons, the former board of directors has now been replaced by a completely new board as of July 2023.
Read moreWe sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this closure may cause throughout the month of August.
Read moreLive Art Development Agency is pleased to announce Malik Nashad Sharpe as our second Black Scholars Residency artist.
Read moreLive Art Development Agency is pleased to announce Madinah Farhannah Thompson as our first Black Scholars Residency artist.
Read moreLADA welcomes Tania Camara as new Interim Artist Development Manager.
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