Ten practitioners reflect on themes of participation, audience, criticality and writing inspired by their own practice and numerous works in the Compass Festival 2014

New Sweatshop on Documentation in collaboration with the Artsadmin, looking at a range of approaches to documenting performative and participatory work

Call-out for artists working in visual art, Live Art, film, design and architecture to submit work for a one week multi-media exhibition titled dis/placed, running in June at The Ditch, Shoreditch Town Hall, London

Launch events in Belfast, London and Dublin for the first book devoted to the history and contemporary forms of Irish performance art in the north and south of Ireland

A specially commissioned provocation by Mary Paterson for WEATHERING THE STORM, the Annual Live Art UK Associates Gathering, Thursday 12 February 2015, at Watershed, Bristol, UK.

A key note film for Live Art UK Associates Gathering 2015 by Guillermo Gómez-Peña

Artists’ discussion event focusing on raising money for arts projects and providing support for artists who are interested in exploring avenues of funding outside of the traditional routes

An article related to LADA’s ‘Live Art and Feminism Edit-a-thon” is now available to read on the Contemporary Theatre Review website

An evening of performance films curated by Lawrence Bradby

Symposium produced by DASH asking those awkward questions around diversity, the shifting definitions and its place in the cultural mainstream

We are excited to announce the launch of the ‘Are We There Yet?’ – a Study Room Guide on Live Art and Feminism

London-based performance artist Poppy Jackson will discuss her recent research into the feminist performance scenes of Chicago and New York during her British Council and Arts Council England Artists’ International Development Fund project Transatlantic Performance Practice.

An evening with the artist Janez Janša and the two contributors to the book, Tim Etchells and Adrian Heathfield

Launch of ‘Are We There Yet? – a Study Room Guide on Live Art and Feminism’, curated by Lois Weaver in collaboration with Eleanor Roberts and LADA

Jane Trowell and Gary Anderson discuss Activism and Live Art

Celebrate the life and work of one Monica Ross, one of the most significant feminist artists and distinguished educators of her generation

In this Guide Tracey Warr considers wider issues of remoteness and art through a range of artists’ practice with “the odd deviation into literature and theory”

A day of presentations and discussions looking at the challenges of fundraising ethically and a range of strategies we might consider for the future

LADA is delighted to be a Special Guest at this year’s Performance Art Week in Venice, presenting a screening programme, a talk and an installation of Study Boxes

LADA will be presenting two screening programmes of radical work for SPILL 2014

A screening of performances and works to camera that explore rites, rituals and everyday actions from a feminist perspective

A hand picked selection of materials from LADA’s Study Room will be available to view throughout Tempting Failure

Please consider supporting LADA — and watch this newly commissioned film from Kim Noble for more info

LADA’s first-ever fundraising Gala

ALAG: A Live Art Gala. Summary of SILENT AUCTION, LIVE AUCTION, TOMBOLA

LADA will have a book table at the London Art Book Fair, profiling a full range of Agency publications, DVDs and editions

Series of upcoming book launches events for Manuel Vason’s new title ‘Double Exposures’

Jen Harvie and Dominic Johnson discuss publishing and Live Art

A Bank Holiday Special repeat broadcast of Remote Performances comprising all of the recent radio programmes made at Outlandia, Glen Nevis

The fifth in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The last in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The fourth in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The third in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

The second in a series of blogposts by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Performances

Opportunity for artists to incorporate critical theory into their practice and practice into their theory, in order to utilise their body as a political tool for change

The first in a series of blogposts written by Tracey Warr responding to Remote Perfomances

Join us and listen live to ‘Remote Performances’ in the LADA Study Room

A fundraiser to celebrate the Live Art Development Agency’s 15th Anniversary and support its artistic programmes

]performance s p a c e [ have placed a call out for direct responses in the form of written essays that engage with Performance Art Faction

Bean, Benjamin Sebastian and Jordan McKenzie discuss Artist Run Spaces

Presenting our first-ever Publications Catalogue.

The Live Art Development Agency will be hosting a pop-up Study Room as part of the exhibition ‘UPSTAIRS @White_Building’

We are inviting YOU to contribute and to help us produce the best possible record of Lois’s life and work, featuring as many wonderful and often previously unpublished photographs as we can fit in… elegantly!

Live Art UK is pleased to report that the 15 members of the network who currently have Arts Council England NPO status will continue to be supported as NPO organisations in 2015-18

LADA is pleased to report that our application for Arts Council England “NPO” funding for 2015-18 was successful

French & Mottershead and Pope & Guthrie discuss Socially Engaged Practice and Live Art