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Live Collision Study Boxes Study Room Guide
Artist/Author: Live Art Development Agency | Reference: P2398 | Type: Publication

A small selection of study boxes curated by Live Art Development Agency for the Live Collision Festival in Dublin, April 2014. Boxes were based around live art history, disability, activism, bodily functions, race, queer performance.

Aaron Williamson activism Adrian Heathfield Adrian Howells Alexandrina Hemsley Amelia Jones bodies criticism Deirdre Heddon Derek Jarman Dickie Beau disability Disabled Avant-Garde documentation feminism feminist gay gender George Chakravarthi Guillermo Gómez-Peña history identity intervention Jamila Johnson-Small Jennie Klein Kira O'Reilly live collision Oreet Ashery Peggy Shaw performance art performance festival Pussy Riot queer race Raimund Hoghe Ron Athey RoseLee Goldberg sex sexuality theory Tracey Warr William Pope.L women Yes Men

Bodies in Commotion: Disability and Performance
Editor: Carrie Sandahl and Philip Auslander | Reference: P2346 | ISBN: 9780472068913 | Type: Publication

Collection of essays.

Anne Davis Basting Brenda Jo Brueggemann disability Jennifer Parker-Starbuck Jim Ferris Joan Schenkar Johnson Cheu Lenore Manderson Marcy J. Epstein Maureen Connolly Melissa C. Nash Peggy Phelan Petra Kuppers Rosemarie Garland-Thomson Sharon L. Snyder Spalding Gray Stacy Wolf Susan Peake Tanya Titchkosky Tom Craig Victoria Ann Lewis

Re-staging Revolutions Alternative Theatre in Lambeth and Camden 1968-88
Artist/Author: Susan Croft | Reference: P2330 | ISBN: 978-1-903454-02-2 | Type: Publication

This publication tries to reproduce an exhibition that tried to give the summation of a rich and diverse movement

activism disability exhibition labour money politics race

‘We’re people who do shows’: Back to Back Theatre Performance Politics Visibility
Editor: Helena Grehan and Peter Eckersall | Reference: P2324 | ISBN: 978-1-9906499-03-7 | Type: Publication

This book gathers key perspectives on Back to Back Theatre and the company's most influential shows

creativity disability documentation humanity interview performance politics sensory visibility visual

The Forgotten History of the Affligare
Artist/Author: Aaron Williamson | Reference: P2229 | Type: Publication

a body of work related to The Affligare, a medieval European tribe of disabled mendicants, or ‘beggar cripples’

archive disability history photography ritual site specific text

Back to Back Theatre: Small Metal Objects
Artist/Author: Back to Back Theatre | Editor: Alice Nash (General Manager) | Reference: P2179 | Type: Publication

Information pack, press reviews, photographs and marketing material from Back to Back Theatre’s performance piece Small Metal Objects (2005)

Australia direct action disability everyday intervention participation performance art site specific theatre

Access All Areas: Live Art and Disability Review
Artist/Author: Petra Kuppers | Reference: A0548 | Type: Article

Located in Miscellaneous Articles folder 5A.

disability Disabled Avant-Garde identity live art Live Art Development Agency performance review UK

Pod 3
Artist/Author: Back to Back Theatre | Reference: D2066 | Type: DVD

Pod3 is an experimental performance installation developed over four days by participants of the Awakenings Festival in collaboration with Back to Back Theatre. Running time 5 minutes.

audience Australia disability performance art performance festival site specific

Small Metal Objects
Artist/Author: Back to Back Theatre | Reference: D2065 | Type: DVD

Designed to be performed in a sheltered outdoor civic space, Small Metal Objects seeks to realise the inner realm and simultaneously re-interpret the exterior urban environment as a new performance landscape. Running time 45 minutes.

audience Australia Back To Back Theatre direct action disability everyday intervention participation performance art site specific work in progress

Unlimited: A London 2012 Festival Book
Reference: P2167 | Type: Publication

The Unlimited festival at the Southbank Centre was the largest ever festival in the UK celebrating disabled and Deaf artists, breaking new ground both for the venue and the artists.

activism Arts Council England body art British Council Cultural Olympiad disability festival funding London 2012 music new media Olympics Paralympics performance socially engaged Southbank Centre UK video art

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