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Reviews
Performance: Kris Verdonck, IN [3 April 2008]
It’s the first day of the National Review of Live Art and the first work I’ve seen and I’m already challenged. NRLA Artist in Residence, Kris Verdonck, has put me in a difficult position. I am led into the darkness of Read on…
Tramway, Glasgow
6 February 2008
Reviewed by: Rachel Lois Clapham »
CLAIRE 'Flagrante Delicto' [14 December 2007]
For Flagrante Delicto the artist Claire refuses to use her surname and by this employs a deliberate strategy of anonymity. Claire’s anonymity is re-enforced in various texts accompanying the performance- in booklets, business cards and Read on…
Tramway, Glasgow
9 February 2007
Reviewed by: Rachel Lois Clapham »
Ginny Reed, 'Until my Pencil Runs Out' [15 March 2007]
‘Until My Pencil Runs Out' is a highly self-reflexive durational performance piece in which the artist Ginny Reed holds a pencil and walks around four walls of a studio whilst drawing a continuous line. The performance ends only when the Read on…
Tramway
2 February 2007 to 2 February 2007
Reviewed by: Rachel Lois Clapham »
Francesca Steele. ?ulse' A one to one Performance for The National Review of Live Art [25 February 2007]
Written during The National Review of Live Art. I put my name down on the list and got a date with you. As simple as that. You and I one to one from 2.50 to 3pm. At 2.48 I was asked to leave my bags outside, take my scarf off. Evidently there was Read on…
Tramway.
2 February 2007 to 2 February 2007
Reviewed by: Rachel Lois Clapham »
Maurice Doherty: Eternal Rotation [31 January 2006]
Like the best of Doherty’s work, Eternal Rotation is structured around anticipation. In a previous work, Waiting to Fall, Doherty filled himself with whisky and sleeping pills, donned a white crash helmet and recorded himself attempting to Read on…
Tramway, Glasgow
13 January – 5 February
Reviewed by: Ross Birrell »
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