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The Place of Performance

Stedelijk Studies Issue #3 – Fall 2015

December 1, 2015/by Dorine

The Place of Performance – Editorial

By Sophie Berrebi and Hendrik Folkerts
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Uncounted

Artist Contribution by Emily Roysdon
Stedeijk Studies Journal
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

The Troubles with Temporality

By Bojana Kunst
Stedeijk Studies Journal
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Transvestite Museum of Peru

By Giuseppe Campuzano
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

A Mode Of Translation: Joan Jonas’s Performance Installations

By Robin Kathleen Williams
Stedeijk Studies Journal
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

The Ocaña We Deserve

By Paul B. Preciado
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Performative Interactions with the Past

By Katalin Cseh-Varga
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

A Broadcast / Looping Pieces

Aritst Contribution by Tim Etchells
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Traces and Documents as Medial Transformations, or: How to Access Performance Art History

By Barbara Büscher
Stedeijk Studies Journal
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Icons of the Performance Still

By Sarah Happersberger
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

‘Individual Mythologist’: Vulnerability, Generosity, and Relationality in Ulay’s Self-Imaging

By Amelia Jones
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Play and the Profane

By Massa Lemu
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Pathways in Performance (in and around Cambodia)?

By Roger Nelson
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

The Bureau of Melodramatic Research

Artist Contribution by The Bureau of Melodramatic Research
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Delegating (community) action: Stuart Brisley’s Peterlee Project

By Neylan Bağcıoğlu
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

“Frame Me”: Speaking Out of Turn and Lorraine O’Grady’s Alien Avant-Garde

By Stephanie Sparling Williams
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Putting out the chairs

By Joe Kelleher
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

What a body can do

By Kirsten Maar
December 1, 2015/by Dorine

Typo: Images = represented FORM

Artist Contribution by Zhana Ivanova

NEWS

Stedelijk Studies Spring 2020 – Call for Papers *CLOSED*

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For issue 9 of Stedelijk Studies a video still by Pınar Öğrenci was selected.

For issue 8 of Stedelijk Studies photos by Luca Penning were selected.

For issue 7 of Stedelijk Studies photos by Dora Lionstone were selected.

For issue 6 of Stedelijk Studies Thomas Bellinck produced an artistic contribution.

For issue 5 of Stedelijk Studies photos by Sarah Westphal were selected.

For the first 4 issues of Stedelijk Studies students of the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam produced new photographs.

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