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Melbourne choreographers are setting the scene for Australian dance at home and abroad – ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

this year’s line-up serves as a reminder of what great work we make here in Australia; in particular, it showcases Melbourne’s incredibly strong and diverse dance culture. Tags: dripfeed_critical_practice

The land between us: On James Nguyen’s ‘Portion 53’

“After receiving my Australian citizenship at six years old, I went to my first barbeque—a final initiation ceremony in becoming a true blue ‘Australian’.” Tags: dripfeed_critical_practice

Terrified man still trapped in friend’s …

“NEW YORK – 50 year old mechanic Paul Jenson is currently in a state of panic after spending the last four hours unsuccessfully trying to leave critically-acclaimed “Into Our Collective Darkness,” a new 75-actor immersive theatre…

Review: Bonachela / Nankivell / Lane, Arts Centre Melbourne | ArtsHub Australia

“At its best, this triple bill celebrating Sydney Dance Company’s 50th anniversary is bold, inventive, joyous and memorable.” Annotations: Tags: dripfeed_critical_practice

SIX MOMENTS IN KINGSTON

“Curators David Cross and Cameron Bishop, together with a stellar group of contemporary artists, lead SIX MOMENTS IN KINGSTON, a dynamic series of six public artworks set in sites around Kingston.” Tags: dripfeed_critical_practice

Segments: Uncommon Sense: Leta Hong Fincher Gives Us the Rundown on China’s Growing Feminist Movement — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio

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3 – Dissect

“The cultural framework and biopolitics of capitalist globalisation has resulted in an increased concentration on the body as a site of production—in contemporary art as in life.” Tags: dripfeed_critical_practice

on starting your own company and working with friends | School For Birds

“But this year’s cohort have had me rattle on about self-care a lot and since they are already filled with excellent collaborative teams I decided that this year’s parting email could be crowd-sourced tips on starting…

Does Abstraction Belong to White People? – BOMB Magazine

“I am a freshman in college, sitting in the student union café across from the hot, young, white professor I have a huge crush on. He teaches my Post-Structuralist Literary Theory—Gay and Lesbian Literature class, where…

Magazin-Artikel – TanzRaumBerlin

“In “A Matter of One‘s Own” Roni Katz, Manon Parent and Lisa Densem explore bodily memory as a practice of self-empowerment” Tags: dripfeed_critical_practice

Social Work Artists Revealed | Frieze

“Social Work is an invitational section of Frieze London and follows on from 2017’s critically acclaimed Sex Work: Radical Politics and Feminist Art curated by Alison M. Gingeras. Social Work will feature eight monographic presentations by…

The Luminary – A manifesto for an arts organization we can live in and with

“How do we re-envision the nonprofit art space in an age of professionalization and precarity? We have proposed a new manifesto for the role of the nonprofit in the present as a platform of care.” Tags:…

Time Well Spent? A Conversation on Art and Labour – Talk at Tate Modern | Tate

“As They Are Here’s new commission 40 Temps, 8 Days draws to a close, hear radical theorist Nina Power offer her personal response to the project and how it relates to wider debates around art, labour…

Social Work: A New Section Dedicated to Women Who Challenged the Market | Frieze

“ocial Work is an invitational section of Frieze London and follows on from 2017’s critically acclaimed Sex Work: Radical Politics and Feminist Art curated by Alison M. Gingeras. This year the section will feature eight monographic…

How Australian creatives have made it in New York (pt1) | ArtsHub Australia

“Trying to make it as an Australian creative in New York is a test of endurance, sanity and patience. Artist Jemila MacEwan talks funding, ideas, residencies and visas. “ Tags: dripfeed_critical_practice

Sick time Sleepy time

“Taraneh Fazeli is a curator, editor, and educator from New York. Her practice emerges from legacies of radical pedagogy and institutional critique. Fazeli has explored this by organizing process-based exhibitions, publications, seminars, and public programs as…

Making art work: can we afford not to? | Australian Arts Review

“The Australia Council for the Arts has released new research which examines the economic conditions faced by practising professional artists in Australia and their increasing value to society and the future of work.” Tags: dripfeed_critical_practice

A New Study Shows Most Artists Make Very Little Money, With Women Faring the Worst

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