Watch our two performingborders commissions by Tara Fatehi Irani and Istanbul Queer Art Collective

Ivy gave a public presentation at LADA in July 2019, about their work and issues of queer spirituality and Afrofuturism

The third iteration of LADA’s Diverse Actions Leadership Bursaries have been awarded to Travis Alabanza and Annie Jael Kwan

Helena Walsh’ presentation at ‘Border Patrollers’ event on 19 July 2018

What happened at Border Patrollers on 19 July 2018?

The second of a series of blogs charting the development of ‘Future States’ a Live Art project looking at the relationship between Ireland and the UK, especially in the context of a post-Brexit future

A blog charting the development of ‘Future States’ a Live Art project looking at the relationship between Ireland and the UK, especially in the context of a post-Brexit future

Read Thinker in Residence Hester Chillingworth’s text on Kids, Families, Gender and Live Art from an event at LADA in May 2018

Diverse Actions Leadership Bursaries have been awarded to Victoria Sin and Zinzi Minott

Read an extract from Harriet Curtis’ introduction from LADA’s new publication

Can Live Art’s approach to bodily functions help gender-questioning young people?

Hester talks about the start of their residency on Young People, Gender and Live Art

Read article from Performance Magazine, Issue 48 July/Aug 1987

Jeremy Biles has written a review for the Religious Studies Review on Pleading in the Blood

Two programmes of shows, talks, installations, and screenings on the ways femininity can be ‘performed’ and representations of gender can be queered through performance

LADA’s Director Lois Keidan features in Exeunt Magazine this month discussing LADA’s recent ‘Restock, Rethink, Reflect Three project

A review of Old Dears by Geraldine Harris featured in Drama Queens Review, December 2015.

A panel discussion and open workshop with Claire MacDonald, Liz Aggiss, Judith Knight, Geraldine Pilgrim, Nikki Milican and Anne Bean.

Help select Duckie’s playlist to be in with a chance of winning tickets to 21st Century Music Hall.

LADA Director Lois Keidan writes for the Guardian on the impact of Live Art

LADA are pleased to make exclusively available a conversation between new LADA Patron Ron Athey and the artist Andrea Pagnes

Felipe Osornio aka Lechedevirgen Trimegisto presents a screening programme of artists working in the contemporary Latin-American scene in relation to Postporno, gender and sexuality

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

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

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

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

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!

Join LADA and our Restock Rethink Reflect Three collaborator Lois Weaver for a free Wikipedia edit-a-thon on Live Art and Feminism

A second Long Table to continue the conversation about feminism and performance

Long Table on Live Art and Feminism documentation now available.

Documentation from the event including audio and images.

Launch events at Tate Modern (London) and Arnolfini (Bristol) will mark the publication of the first book dedicated to Athey’s work, “Pleading in the Blood: The Art and Performances of Ron Athey”, edited by Dominic Johnson: