A group of artists weave between online conversations and physical performance in relation to sites of a Melbourne neighbourhood, inhabiting spaces of sticky power dynamics and covert cultural inequity. Focused on Indian diasporic experiences in Australia, conversations around intercultural relations linger in choreographed and improvised precarity, awkwardness and humour. Implicating the (online) audience in actions […]
'Micro-practices for a New Gentleness' is an arts-based facilitation instrument accessing the interconnections of propositional and embodied knowledge, created by Performative Diagrammatics Laboratory. It offers a method by which participants can structure hybrid, performative and narrative exchanges amongst each other, unraveling what happens in a 'good' conversation along the way. It is currently a prototype. […]
'Micro-practices for a New Gentleness' is an arts-based facilitation instrument accessing the interconnections of propositional and embodied knowledge, created by Performative Diagrammatics Laboratory. It offers a method by which participants can structure hybrid, performative and narrative exchanges amongst each other, unraveling what happens in a 'good' conversation along the way. It is currently a prototype. […]
'Micro-practices for a New Gentleness' is an arts-based facilitation instrument accessing the interconnections of propositional and embodied knowledge, created by Performative Diagrammatics Laboratory. It offers a method by which participants can structure hybrid, performative and narrative exchanges amongst each other, unraveling what happens in a 'good' conversation along the way. It is currently a prototype. […]
How could we work together to create moments of intimacy in virtual space through video-performances, video documentation, audios, photographs, and video streaming? How can strategies of tales and storytelling help us in building-up those connections? Can new technologies provide unexplored resources in order to make powerful narratives out of marginalized and minoritarian experiences that appeal […]
