Live Art Bookshop: Globus Hystericus Book Launch

Something Other Live is a series of experimental writing and performance events which act as companions to the themed Chapters published by Something Other collective.

Audio recordning of a curated series of performances, screenings and sound pieces to launch and celebrate Something Other’s thirteenth chapter, On Elasticity: a collection of audio, video and written works and other somethings that consider stretch, contraction, tension and Spring.

The line-up will included works finished and just beginning as well as new experiments from contributors including Karen Christopher, Rhiannon Armstrong, Susan Rudy, Alexandra  Baybutt, Helen Savage, Victoria Gray and Sam Williams.

The event was be hosted by Diana Damian Martin and Maddy Costa at LADA on Monday 14 July, 2025.

Audio recording of an evening of conversation with artist Delaine Le Bas and her long term collaborators Ronke Osinowo and Hḗrā Santos.

The conversation was structured around performance texts that track histories of their collaboration. It explored the questions of how their collaborative process works and how they navigate the variable spaces they perform in?

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Marc Hulson performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Jaime Prada performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Vicky Tang performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Sandra Zanetti performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Pat Naldi performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Owen Parry performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Mina Orak performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Mia Taylor performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of Josh Whitaker performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.

Performance Crits was part of Performing the Art School, a series of research activities with Central Saint Martins C-School staff, postgraduate researchers and alumni in collaboration with Live Art Development Agency 2025-26. It included the sharing of practice and research, engaging with LADA’s archive and research collection, and explored the contexts and infrastructures for supporting the work we do to meet new publics and audiences.

Performance Crits takes its departure from the art school critique where artists present their work in the studio, and receive feedback.

Video documentation of John Seth performing at LADA on Friday 5 June 2026, as part of PERFORMANCE CRITS:An Evening of Art School Performance.