This is a unique opportunity to work with Marilyn Arsem in this online workshop that will occur over four days in sessions that are 90 mins long. We are also providing a space to launch her new book Responding to Site: The Performance Work of Marilyn Arsem which is a seminal text for every public performance practitioner.

This is a unique opportunity to listen to Zhou Bin theories on performance pedagogy.

Dimple B Shah’s will be giving a lecture presenting her current research on public performance in South India. In Week 2 she is also presenting a workshop called Negotiating Ritual that will happen over three sessions at 90mins each in length.

Denys Blacker is presenting her current research on the vincular mind and combines a curatorial and artisitc practice. She is a leader of feminist performance practices organizing an annual festival entitled FEM.

Amelia Charter is giving a performance lecture in three parts based on a current one to one project she has been creating through pandemic times.

Paul Couillard wrote a captivating chapter in the new book Responding to Site: The Performance Work of Marilyn Arsem and will be joining the authors Jennie Klein and Natalie Loveless in a panel conversation about the book.

Calum Eccleston will be presenting a three session workshop inspired by aftermath documentation of images. Each session will last 90 mins long and each participant will have the opportunity to share their work in Week 3.

Angelique Grandone works for Chicago Park District curating the year round program Nights Out in the Parks and is a clown by night.

Isa Fontbona Mola just created a marathon performance on March 6, 2021. The durational public running performance was live streamed and the public were invited to submit stories prior to the run. She will be sharing the documentation and reflections of this most recent public performance.

Kirsten Heshusius is presenting a workshop entitled In Situ in three sessions at 90mins each in length. The work will investigate responsive practices to space. Symposium attendees participating in this workshop will have the opportunity to present their performance in week 3.

Jennie Klein is the co-author of the new book Responding to Site: The Performance Work of Marilyn Arsem. She will be co-chairing a panel with Natalie Loveless with chapter writers on this seminal text on Arsem’s work.

Carron Little organizer of Out of Site and the convener of Flow • embody in site symposium working with a group of artists. Carron provides individual live stream training and has developed the tech plans for Out of Site programs. She has a background in digital video and film production in conjunction with her performance practice.

Natalie Loveless is the co-author of the new book Responding to Site: The Performance Work of Marilyn Arsem. She will be co-chairing a panel with Jennie Klein with chapter writers on this seminal text on Arsem’s work.

We are thrilled that Alastair MacLennan is participating in this online public performance symposium to share recent solo and collaborative performances.

L. J. O’Connor wrote a thought-provoking chapter on time for the new book Responding to Site: The Performance Work of Marilyn Arsem and will be joining the authors Jennie Klein and Natalie Loveless in a panel conversation about the book.

Kathy O’Dell wrote a thoughtful chapter on Arsem’s performance and pedagogy for the new book Responding to Site: The Performance Work of Marilyn Arsem and will be joining the authors Jennie Klein and Natalie Loveless in a panel conversation about the book.

Laura Paolini will be giving a presentation analyzing the power relations Chris Burden’s performance work and the materiality of the screen.

This is a unique opportunity to work with Marilyn Arsem in this online workshop that will occur over four days in sessions that are 90 mins long. We are also providing a space to launch her new book Responding to Site: The Performance Work of Marilyn Arsem which is a seminal text for every public performance practitioner.

Mitsu Salmon will be giving a performance lecture on orchids that is part of a larger research project she is currently working on.

Brandon Sward will be giving a performance lecture fusing piano, voice with Santa Fe. We are quite intrigued!