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All articles tagged: Andre Lepecki

online content in Issue #10: The Many & The Few - Assembling the political
Flavia Meireles

OCCUPY TREE

“On December 17th, 2013, indigenous activist, Urutau Guajajara, stayed for 26 hours resisting the final eviction of Maracanã Village on the top of a tree inside the territory. This act was a result of the invasion by police in Maracanã Village and is known as Occupy Tree.” Read more...
what artists think in Issue #05: Body Social. Body Political.
Shruti Ghosh

Surviving at The Crossroads: production and performance of a dancer’s body

From stage to living room, art to everyday as a dancer moves, his/her being finds meaning only at the intersections where the social body, the political body and the cultural body meet to produce a body of now. Read more...
it's all happening in Issue #04: Dance Is Massive.
Sandra Parker

Capturing The live Moment ‘The Recording’

Exposing the risk of manipulation and blind acceptance, the gap between the live ‘rehearsal’ and the capturing and recapturing process is opened up and tested on stage before the audience. Read more...
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