Open File 4 [electronic resource].

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Open File 4 [electronic resource].

Publication:

Open File 2014

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Open access content

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Coinciding with A Rehearsal, OUTPOST Gallery, March 2014 the publication features contributions from Maia Conran, Daniel Kelly, Fay Nicolson, Patrick Staff and Cara Tolmie alongside a commissioned text by Jamie Sutcliffe. Do performances and durational works have a complete state? Or do they in fact exist in a constant state of ‘rehearsal,’ forever subject to potential revision or reworking? At what point do they become live? Addressing notions of residue or trace and investigating the conditions that surround the presentation of live work, A Rehearsal utilised the live event in terms of a proposal for something that is yet to happen. In approaching the staging of performances and screenings as something that draws light to that which is peripheral and involved with process over output, we aim to consider the creative conditions of presenting a ‘live work.’ We are interested in the peripheral and the provisional and whether it is possible to stage these sincerely, without artifice or fictionalisation. A Rehearsal seeks to conflate the stages of creation and completion, presentation and re-presentation.
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Performance Art

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Text

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Jack Brindley
Tim Dixon
Maia Conran
Daniel Kelly
Fay Nicolson
Patrick Staff
Cara Tolmie
Jamie Sutcliffe
Norwici Print

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