performing the gallery

Blast Theory’s ‘A Machine to See With’ explores the relevance of the audience within performance and spaces. It premièred in the city of San Rose where members offer their phone number to the system and at any point, they are… Continue Reading →

I had many preconceptions of Marina Abramović before watching the documentary on The Artist is Present. Her piece of artwork where she sat for over 700 hours opposite member of the public in New York’s Museum of Modern Art. I thought… Continue Reading →

A Marina Abramovich game has been created in which you walk to the MoMA, and proceed to wait and wait and wait to see Marina. In fact, when I played the game, the museum wasnt even open yet, so I… Continue Reading →

One of our tasks this week was to look at a theatre company. Our reading group took an interest in Blast Theory. Their work uses interactive media, creating new forms of performance; their work “often blurs the boundaries between the… Continue Reading →

For this week’s research we went in our groups and researched one or two site specific theatre companies. Along with many other groups we looked at Blast Theory. While looking through their catalogue of work, their most reason project intrigued… Continue Reading →