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Performing Rights

Artist/Author: Adrien Sina | Reference: A0205 | Type: Article

Performance, Politics, Ethics and Human Rights. Notes of lecture which was delivered alongside screening (D0343). Article in misc. folder 2

Performance, Politics, Ethics and Human Rights: Screening Programme

Artist/Author: Adrien Sina | Reference: D0343 | Type: DVD

See accompanying lecture notes (A0205)Compiled for the Long Table on Performance and Human Rights, April 2005 for PSi 12. Partnership between EEC, Queen Mary Univerity of London and the Live Art Development Agency

Series sur l’errance de 1997 a 2003

Artist/Author: ATSA | Reference: D0242 | Type: DVD

This item is part of the Study Room Guide: A Bi(bli)ography of Insurrectionary Imaginati by John Jordan (P0793)

Reclaiming the Right to Performance

Artist/Author: Rustom Bharucha | Reference: A0090 | Type: Article

Axioms and evidence in search of the new international.

Now & Then

Artist/Author: Ali Zaidi - motiroti | Reference: A0092 | Type: Article

feature on motiroti

Disclaimer - A Fellowship Project

Artist/Author: Carey Young | Reference: P0518 | Type: Publication

A leaflet from a 2002 exhibition featuring four legal “disclaimers” about the artwork and the gallery itself

TV Swansong

Editor: Karen Guthrie and Nina Pope | Reference: P0329 | ISBN: 1-873352-58-1 | Type: Publication

8 artists participate in a cross-media project about television

Body Blows: Six Performances

Artist/Author: Tim Miller | Editor: Joan Larkin, David Bergman | Reference: P0295 | ISBN: 0-299-17684-3 | Type: Publication

Six of Tim Miller’s best known performances, documented, with scripts, “the sexual, spiritual, and political topography of his identity as a gay man…”

Echo

Artist/Author: Wendy Kirkup | Reference: P0271 | ISBN: 1 899 377 12 3 | Type: Publication

Documentation and writings on Kirkup's collaborative project on the future and past of the medical body, from 2000

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Artist/Author: Lloyd Gibson and Mark Little | Editor: Locus + | Reference: P0268 | ISBN: 1 899 377 107 | Type: Publication

The Scottish island of Gruinard was rendered unlivable by the British government's experients in anthrax use during WW2. The two artists respond by creating a smart sculpture that responds to the climate its in. Also inside are essays and reflections on the work. This item is part of the Study Room Guide in Search of a Documentology by Marco Pustianaz (P1115)

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