Performance Matters

Collection description

Description
  • Performance Matters
Identifier

10670/2.3xoq1b

ISSN
Organization

Consortium Érudit

Discipline

Musicology and performing arts (5) Linguistics (2) Political science (1) Philosophy (1) Communication sciences (1)

Type

Textual materials (21)

Authors

Date

21 documents
Dancing With Land: An Asynchronous Artist Panel
Alana Gerecke et al. (2021)
Moving with Whatcom Falls Park: A Score for Unsettling in Place
Elan Marchinko (2021)
Dancing the Waterways in Leanne Simpson’s she sang them home
Cara Mumford (2021)
Diaspora Walks: Small Lessons in Unlearning
Nazli Akhtari (2021)
Walking as Embodied Territorial Acknowledgment: Thinking about Place-Based Relationships from the Side of the Road
Ken Wilson (2021)
Migrant Memory, Movement, and Misrecognition: Reactivating Diasporic Experience Toward an Anticolonial Politics of Place
Jimena Ortuzar (2021)
Moving Together to Reclaim and Resist: Podcast and Podcast Transcript
Jenn Cole et al. (2021)
Dis/locating Preferential Memory within Settler Colonial Landscapes: A Forward-Looking Backward Glance at Memoration’s Per/formation
Leah Decter (2021)
Introduction: Editors' Video Conversation and Conversation Transcript
Jenn Cole et al. (2021)
Our Ancient Forests: Virtual Visiting and Art for Conservation
Emma Morgan-Thorp (2021)
Sounding a Crip Aesthetic: Transforming the Sonic in Samuel Beckett’s Not I
Megan Johnson (2020)
Sound Acts, Part 1: Calling Back Performance Studies
Caitlin Marshall et al. (2020)
Corporeal Sounding: Listening to Bomba Dance, Listening to puertorriqueñxs
Jade Power-Sotomayor (2020)
ONO Epistemologies—Resounding the “Bleeding Haints” : A Noisy Conversation between P. Michael Grego, travis, and Shannon Rose Riley of ONO
Shannon Rose Riley et al. (2020)
Decolonial Echoes: Voicing and Listening in Rebecca Belmore's Sound Performance
Iris Sandjette Blake (2020)
On the Record: Sissieretta Jones and Black Feminist Recording Praxes
Kristin Moriah (2020)
Listening Backward: Sonic Intimacies and Cross-Racial, Queer Resonance
Katelyn Hale Wood (2020)
Mourning the Nightingale’s Song: The Audibility of Networked Performances in Protests and Funerals of the Arab Revolutions
Shayna M. Silverstein (2020)
Vocal Colour in Blue : Early Twentieth-Century Black Women Singers as Broadway’s Voice Teachers
Masi Asare (2020)
Interview with Micha Espinosa and Garrett Johnson
Patricia Ybarra (2020)
Listening to Cambodian Rock Band: An Interview with Lauren Yee and Chay Yew
Donatella Galella (2020)