Once again, we invited Nicole Savoy, an alumna of the Hochschule der Kรผnste Bern, Conservation of Modern Materials and Media, to report on our research festival. Nicole offers a conservatorโs perspective on the performance conservation methods explored during the event, both traditional and radical. See also Nicole's previous reports on our thirdย andย second colloquiumย as well as her earlier review of our conversation with Claire Bishop.
Conserving Performance by Performing Networks of Care, by Friederike Schรคfer
Art historian and postdoctoral researcher Friederike Schรคfer reflects on the fifth day of our research festival and exhibition, Conserving Performance, Performing Conservation (September 14โ29, 2024). This event invited discussions among artists, activists, conservators, and cultural workers across sectors, with the thematic focus "Collecting and Preserving as an Act of Care."
OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATION GRANT FOR THE SECOND VOLUME OF OUR ANTHOLOGY!
Performance: The Ethics and the Politics of Conservation and Care, Vol. 2 We are happy to announce that the second volume of our anthology Performance: The Ethics and the Politics of Conservation and Care has received a book grant from the Swiss National Foundation! With the support of this grant, we will be able to …
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Urmimala Sarkar Munsi: On Dance and Preservation in India
Curious about how performance and dance conservation is practiced in India and what can be learned from Indian dance research and dance as research, the team of Performance: Conservation, Materiality, Knowledge has recently met with Urmimala Sarkar Munsi, who is an expert in social anthropology, dance studies and choreography.
