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All articles tagged: audience relationship

dance thinking in Issue #03: Less Is More
Jude Walton and Linda Marie Walker

The Prefab: Dancing Writing Building

It is preparatory, propositional, a sketch for an idea, or a rehearsal for a performance. What are the shared states of temporary, makeshift construction that these different disciplines could occupy? Read more...
food for thought in Issue #01: Mobile Minds
Cressida Bradley

It Takes Two to Make Art Work

The relationship between the artist and their audience is enduring, empowering, transformational and critical as well as loving. And often, all at the same time. But what exactly does an audience contribute to an artist’s work? Why do artists engage with their audience? And how do artists know if it’s working? But first, why do we make art? Read more...
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