The Live Art Development Agency
LADA is wheelchair accessible, and provides gender inclusive bathrooms.
The Garrett Centre, 117A Mansford Street, London, E2 6LX
Are you an ‘extreme performance artist’, working with piercing, cutting, hook suspension, endurance or other ways that place your body at the centre of your work? Would you like more support to ensure your safety and the safety of your performances and your performance spaces in relation to health and safety requirements, risk management, fees and techniques, and to support programmers and producers in understanding the specific needs of your work?
The aim of the Extreme Performance Association is to work towards creating a group to support performers of this ilk and develop guidelines and a collaborative document for use by artists and promoters to help get suitable support for specialist needs.
Please join the EPA for their first meeting. To sign up please email Amy Kingsmill and include a short line about your practice, how long you’ve been performing, and some of the challenges you face.
Banner image credit:
Blood Ballet, Amy Kingsmill. Image by James Copeman.
An online launch of the Live Art Sector Research – A Report Mapping the UK live Art Sector.
Read moreAn online book launch and discussion marking the publication of the 6th issue of NS*, “Final Transmission: Performance Art and AIDS in Los Angeles”.
Read moreA live reading of peer to peer survivor writing organised by the artist Jet Moon.
Read moreThe Live Art Development Agency and Queen Mary University of London are pleased to announce that the 2nd Annual Live Art Lecture 2021 will be presented online by the critic and artist Morgan Quaintance.
Read moreAn online Valentine’s Day launch of A Good Love Story by Sibylle Peters
Read moreLADA is delighted to present the online screening of Walking Home, Alisa Oleva’s first film, created in the context of Performistanbul’s residency programme for performance artists on theme of ‘home’.
Read moreA special online book club discussing the recently released publication In Other Words, exploring marginalisation in the UK.
Read moreA screening of BREADROCK, I feel like doing this a film by artist collective Fourthland (Isik Sayarer and Eva Knutsdotter) and artist and filmmaker Rosalind Fowler, originally created alongside a sculptural installation for PEER.
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