The fifth edition of LADA’s ‘Live Art Almanac’ series, a collections of ‘found’ writings about and around Live Art

Box set collection of 20 postcards representing key LADA projects and initiatives, 1999-2019

Looking back at the last 20 years of Live Art through the lens of LADA, edited by Theron Schmidt and co-published with Intellect Books

A publication gathering a variety of materials on the subject of masturbation.

A collection that considers the affective and critical practice of finding, remembering (or imagining), and creating an archive

The Live Art Almanac Volume 4 is a collection of ‘found’ writings about and around Live Art

The first book devoted to Adrian Howells’s remarkable achievements and legacy

‘PLAYING UP’ is an artwork by Sibylle Peters, exploring the potential of Live Art to bridge generations

A documentation of the stories of Lois Weaver: one of the pioneers of feminist and lesbian performance

Multi-layered, multi-voiced Guide on LIve Art and Feminism

The first book devoted to the history of Irish performance art. A co-publication with Intellect Books Launch events occurred in the United States during February 2016 to mark the publication and featured both performances and lectures by Áine Phillips. More info

Gavin Butt & Ben Walters chart a path across four decades of radical experimentation and escapism

Mel Brimfield’s spoof television series on the fragmentary nature of performance’s historical record

Exploring the relationships between ‘mainstream’ stages and ‘experimental’ theatre practices

A poetic and idiosyncratic reflection by Tim Etchells on questions of legacy, document and archive

Considering Live Art within history, edited by Adrian Heathfield and Amelia Jones

A unique publication and DVD about Live Art and representations of race.

A publication reflecting new relationships between mainstream venues and experimental theatre practices.

A bilingual publication including commissioned essays, artist’s pages and photo documentation developed from the China Live tour.

An interactive cdrom interpretation of motiroti’s celebrated ‘Wigs of Wonderment’.