Siembra (sow) is a celebration of food from Chocó’s Pacific coast and includes recipes by four communities near the Base. The project and book emerged as part of the communities’ desire to explore and present their traditional food.
In February 2013 the In Between Time Festival invited the Live Art Development Agency to curate a small selection of Study Boxes. Each Box contains between five and eight hand picked books and other materials drawn from the Study Room. Reflecting many of themes represented within In Between Time the Boxes hoped to inspire, excite and intrigue festival-goers who could rummage through them in their own time at the festival hub. Although the selected materials are no longer in their Study Boxes you can use the list of materials within the Study Room Guide to explore the themes and artists during your visit to the Agency’s Study Room. The Study Boxes are a collaboration between the Live Art Development Agency and Spill Festival of Performance. First created for the SPILL Festival in Ipswich in 2012.
Performing the City proposes different ways in which the body moves and performs with the city, exploring the capacity of choreographic and performance practices for rehearsing and testing experimental methods for navigating the public realm.
Documentation of Cane (2012) for Archiving Cane exhibition, Singapore.
Catalogue from exhibition in Singapore, 2012. There is also a corresponding DVD.
Includes 249 performances in the words of their creators and a comprehensive index of the terms used to describe them.
HALF LIFE was a major landscape work and the first co-production between The National Theatre of Scotland and NVA. This item is part of the Study Room Guide to Remoteness (P2600).