...Jessica A. Watkin Jessica Watkin works out her definition of Disability Dramaturgy and explains her artistic practice, which is rooted in personal care rather than professional extraction. As a Blind/Disabled artist, Watkin describes her relationship to Blind artist Alex Bulmer. Watkin reflects...

... Diversity Wilson called Brustein “a victim of 19th-century thinking and [a] linguistic environment that posits blacks as unqualified. Quite possibly,” Wilson continued, “works by minority artists may lead to a raising of standards and a raising of the levels of excellence, but Mr. Brustein cannot...

... or the conceptual. However, if one reads the quote in a non-Kantian way one can perhaps conclude that the 2. Max Ernst's statement that "the artist is a blind swimmer;' testifies attitude of reason fails before the work of art. My experiences...

... of surveillance artists in performance in this most contem- porary and complex sense. Theater © by Maurya Wickstrom I want to engage with Morrison’s comprehensive and smart text through two Leo Selvaggio’s other frames that traveled with me as I read it. They are the wild success of Hulu’s URME...

... of family, friends, schooling and environment is probably the primary element in shaping an individual's re- sponse to the universe. For the educated man, however, and for the artist in part- icular, the world is also apprehended through its cultural landmarks. Literature, music, and the fine...

... of family, friends, schooling and environment is probably the primary element in shaping an individual's re• sponse to the universe. For the educated man, however, and for the artist in part• icular, the world is also apprehended through its cultural landmarks. Literature, music, and the fine...

... his guilty conscience. A philosophy, and literature - the artistic departure which was crack in the chimney, leading to a dreadful fire. An opportunity responsible, in part, for the movement called modernism, and to subdivide the burnt-out area into building lots. A new reputa- which...

... that art without politics would of the Orphic legend have been the source be trivial. The two have previously col• of interpretations by such diverse artists as laborated on an opera, We Come...

... decision-making proce- dures, means in practice that artists are increas- The atmosphere of triumphalism that pervaded ingly at the mercy of local and regional politicians European artistic circles in 1989, after...

... in diameter with Oedipus is not a far-fetched one - if with asked the artist to say something four irregularly-spaced entrances. Then anything, it’s too...

... aristocratic patrons, to be an artist is to commit oneself ding to the rules; the ’hoist grin, to speculate that the rules to a pathetic vocation. Gaze himself doubts his choice, even are one and many. as he is irrevocably drawn by his talent to that “condemnable...

... Georgi Tovstonogov whose position as "Honored Artist" marionettes, masks, constructivist props. Schneider com• ofthe state and member of the Supreme Soviet insures the fact that municates the atmosphere of celebration which permeates the en• he is "en odeur de saintete" with the regime, and, Moscow's...

..., with two to O’Neal was the first speaker, and he look- three hundred in the house, it becomes eduncomfortable, pained, as he got up John O’Neal in obvious that the artist is suffering. His...

... An Introduction to Diogo Liberano’s Symphony Dream Diogo Liberano is a young Brazilian artist, restless and prepared to take risks. He lives in Rio de Janeiro, one of the most contradictory landscapes in Brazil, where natural beauty and social precarity coexist. The impossible reconciliation...

... by nondisabled artists such as Anne Wilson Wangh) and the importance of movement and embodiment in Kuppers’s own work—including a close description of ritual dance reenactments she conducted alongside her archival work at Lincoln Center in New York in 2021. [email protected] © 2022 by David Geffen School...

... to consider imaginative and intellectual works as elements in a purposeful scheme and find it hard to believe that any significant artist or think- er would be without solid, identifiable forerunners. This is one reason we balk at the new, which seems to lack connections and derivations...

... been replaced by blind algorithms—and by ourselves. As theatermaker 2009–16. Photo: Annie Dorsen suggests in these pages, we now find ourselves recalibrating the scale of Courtesy of the self, in relation to a digital sublime. artist Artists have responded in kind...

... directly after the Civil War, and the same has been true during what can only be called the return of min- strelsy in American culture at the turn of the twentieth century. In Seattle in August 1997, the visual artist Kara Walker created a flyer aimed at gallerygoers. Its typeface and layer-cake...

... by it My farewell performance I who mentioned Lessing to her he really is the anti-artist Mountains snow she had never heard the name like actors in general a nightmare In the final analysis Twenty one plates all at once...

... American repertory has so many blind spots when it comes to other national literary traditions that it’s easy to stop noticing them, let alone challenge or counter them. But at a moment in history when the United States stands in unprece- dented political and cultural isolation, any project...