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... process,” focusing on the archive’s futuristic value rather than its quality as a collection of past documents. In this allusive, poetic meditation on an ethos of “repair” as it relates to performance, archival processes, and the work of performance collective Goat Island, Manning illuminates how drawing...

... as a fanboy who got to hang out for a while with his favorite band. Eventually, if only because I wouldn t go away, they let me make a book with them. A book called Small Acts of Repair. The making of that book was initiated when Goat Island was still very much a work- ing company, but completed sometime...

... by the impossibility of explaining or accounting for the beauty I find in this work. Stephen Scott- Bottoms, in Stephen Bottoms and Matthew Goulish, eds., Small Acts of Repair In the pursuit of gathering meaning from material things, Jules David Prown has pointed out that an artifact a made object, whether you...

... the original. printed version of the text, then consider briefly succeeded in repairing a circular kiln for firing clay bricks while it was still in operation, thus saving the company the large sum...

... by Tom Sellar Documentaries Turn Downtown David Bruin In May 2015, Anthology Film Archives hosted a series called Downtown New York Theater: Behind the Scenes featuring documentary films of prominent American theater-­making ensembles such as Elevator Repair Service, Nature Theater of Okla...

... by Tom Sellar Documentaries Turn Downtown David Bruin In May 2015, Anthology Film Archives hosted a series called Downtown New York Theater: Behind the Scenes featuring documentary films of prominent American theater-­making ensembles such as Elevator Repair Service, Nature Theater of Okla...

... movements, crossing and Elevator Repair Service’s production uncrossing their arms in sync, but their facial muscles and eyes are possessed, seized by of Cab Legs. Photo...

... the hand that feeds her? In his review in the New Yorker of Elevator Repair Service and Sibyl Kempson’s Fondly, Collette Richland, Hilton Als roundly called out the current gen- eration’s reliance on experimental tropes to produce hollowed-­out imitations of experi- mental works. “Elevator Repair...

..., 1984 (paper). rallied, said it needed repairs, and closed it Athol Fugard, edited by Stephen Gray, (Southern Afridan Literature off with an 8-foot fence. They arrest you Series, No. 1, McGraw-Hill, Johannesburg, 1982 (paper). for your own...

... to believe to sit with that fracturing as a means of repair, which is how I see queerness: the simultaneous dialectical fracturing and repair of the monothetic imaginary to service a practice that orients itself away from the tyrannies of self, language, nation, binary, et cetera. I m not suggesting...

...- start repairing it, it was exactly as if a hand was there, holding me tirely consistent with his poetic apprehension of reality and with back. So nothing came of it. the metaphysical impulse animating all his plays, including his...

..., which operated before I was born, passed along to the Winter Project, to the Talking Band, and eventually to Pig Iron. I think about the provocations offered by Richard Schechner, carried forward by the Wooster Group, which in turn gave rise to Elevator Repair Service, gale gates et al., Collapsable...

.... Nature, however, is not continu- enough to the ground and out of such measly ous and is never accountable. Institutions are materials that repairs are worked in a wink. stuck in money and time: money and time can allow art to happen; they cannot cause art...

... of American Art. candidate at the Yale School of Drama and is writing a dissertation on the role of landscape katherine profeta is choreographer and a in modern drama. She has worked as a founding member of Elevator Repair Service, production dramaturg at the Yale Repertory a theater company...

... and is currently katherine profeta is a choreographer and completing a dissertation on the prostitute as founding member of Elevator Repair Service, avatar in modern drama. a theater company in New York. She is also...

... but is nonetheless familiar. When they consent to roll around, it symbolizes an expression of agency that is fraught for so many regardless of their composition. Without explicit mention of any care aesthetic, the characters intuition about sensation leads them to repair literally on top of one another. And maybe...

... enact sans-culottes meeting during times of crisis. Since storehouse (cartoucherie) in Vincennes. Thinking at first merely to we are no longer at a fair but in a meeting-hall, the environment is rehearse there, the company cleaned and repaired it during the less colorful. Action is performed...

... contextualized research, situated practices, and translocal knowledge production as shared resources for the future. Per°Form focuses on the arts practitioner as a thought leader engaged in care and repair, actively bridging histories, current events, and world creating. For Per°Form Open Academy of Arts...

... of how Miller version. Ultimately, according to Savran, Williams . attempts to close the gaps within his work, uncon- “undermines the hegemonic and hierarchical vincingly repairing the divisions within the “liber- structure of masculinity itself by disclosing the al humanist male subject...

... overhead, the light of which pulses to the audible rhythmic surgings and waverings of a great unseen gen- erator. At the center of the table is a single bulky radio, a 1940s model in very poor repair. It is switched on and glowing, and the Angels are gathered about...