Call for proposals: Readings from the Pulpit

Proposal deadline Monday 13 May at 12 noon.

What would you like to read from, in the LADA Study Room?

LADA is marking its 20th Anniversary in 2019 and we are celebrating with a series of initiatives throughout the year including the publication, AGENCY: A Partial History of Live Art (edited by Theron Schmidt and co-published with Intellect Books); a series of 20 limited edition artworks titled Tiny Live Art (Development Agency) by Robert Daniels; a radio series on Live Art histories and futures for Resonance FM; a box set of 20 postcards representing key LADA projects and initiatives from 1999 – 2019; and a series of free events here at our home at The Garrett Centre – Live Art on the page, the stage and the screen.

Live Art on the page, the stage and the screen will include As Seen on TV (April), an evening screening of clips from TV programmes which inadvertently or otherwise feature artists better known from the worlds of performance art and Live Art; Pop Goes Live Art – Icons on Icons (October), an evening in which some of LADA’s icons talk about their own icons from popular culture;  and Readings from the Pulpit (June), an evening with artists’ readings of significant Live Art writings held in LADA’s Study Room.

 

Readings From The Pulpit: call for proposals

Readings From The Pulpit will take place at LADA on the evening of Thursday 6 June.

We are seeking proposals from artists, writers, educators, and other curious folk who would like to read out 5 minute extracts of books housed in the Study Room – these may be books that have particularly influenced and inspired them, or been their gateway to Live Art, or been the first book they ever looked at in the Study Room, or whatever.

All titles held in the Study Room can be found here.

 

We will invite ten of the proposers to read from their proposed books to an assembled audience on the 6th June alongside artists who will read from their own titles that have been published by LADA.

The readings will be filmed and presented online as stand-alone videos on LADA’s Live Online Channel and as an edited compilation.

If you would like to propose a reading, we would be grateful if you could) complete this simple form by Monday 13 May.

We will let you know if we are able to include your proposed reading in the event from the week starting 20 May.

 

We regret that we will not be able to offer fees for participation in Readings From The Pulpit, but in the spirit of ‘reading’, we will offer all ‘readers’ a copy of a LADA publication as a gesture of thanks.

Banner image credit:

Image: APPOINTED, Branko Milisković (still from video).

We are looking for a better quality image for this page or to replace it if it's missing.

Also

Call Out: Join Nando Messias’ table for ‘The Pink Supper’

Nando Messias is seeking twelve participants, who identify as being ‘in exile’, to join him in his new performance work.

Read more

Floating Cinema Commission

Proposals sought, from emerging artists, for a new Live Art commission for the Floating Cinema 2014 programme

Read more

The SPILL National Platform – call for proposals

Opportunity for 35 emergent artists or companies to showcase their work at SPILL Festival of Performance in 2014

Read more

Call for proposals: Two online, home-based collaborative residencies

In the first of a series of commissions we will be offering over the coming weeks, we are interested in exploring collaborative online residencies.

Read more

Call for Proposals: The Arthole Artist’s Award

LADA’s new Arthole Artist’s Award will support a groundbreaking and inspirational UK-based artist working in Live Art to undertake a self determined year-long research and artistic development programme.

Read more

Open Call: Future Proofing bursary

A call for proposals for a bursary of £2,000 to an artist aged under 25 to imagine the future they’d like to see. Deadline Friday 7 February 2020.

Read more

Marcia Farquhar’s Arthole Artist’s Award: 2016/18 activities

This webpage gathers updates from Marcia Farquhar’s 2016/18 award year

Read more