An international collection of ‘found’ writing about and around Live Art between 2010 and 2011
Read moreExploring the relationships between ‘mainstream’ stages and ‘experimental’ theatre practices
Read moreAn in-depth exploration of artist Rajni Shah’s Glorious
Read moreThe first book dedicated to the iconic performance artist, a co-publication with Intellect Books
Read moreThe first co-publication with Intellect Books for Intellect Live. Edited by Mary Kate Connolly
Read moreA poetic and idiosyncratic reflection by Tim Etchells on questions of legacy, document and archive
Read moreConsidering Live Art within history, edited by Adrian Heathfield and Amelia Jones
Read moreArtists’ writings, creative dialogues, critical commentaries and DVDs
Read moreAn international collection of ‘found’ writing about and around Live Art from 2008 and 2009.
Read moreA series of commissioned case studies on the ways Live Art responds to contemporary challenges, in collaboration with Live Art UK.
Read moreThe first major book on the extraordinary and influential Taiwanese-American artist. Tehching Hsieh and Adrian Heathfield.
Read moreA publication covering ten years of Oreet Ashery’s interactive performances, interventions and other artworks.
Read more13 short films, each directed by a different artist-filmmaker, from a different work from 12 years of practice.
Read moreAn international collection of ‘found’ writing about and around Live Art between 2006 and 2008
Read moreA publication documenting 40 distinct solo performances and collaborations by Aaron Williamson.
Read moreA publication reflecting new relationships between mainstream venues and experimental theatre practices.
Read moreA bilingual publication including commissioned essays, artist’s pages and photo documentation developed from the China Live tour.
Read moreA signed and numbered limited edition artwork, a performance enabler, and an educational resource by Joshua Sofaer.
Read moreLeading artists and thinkers consider Live Art now and its impact within the visual arts and the broader cultural sphere, edited by Adrian Heathfield.
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