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(2017) with the Permission of the Surviving Editors, Rob La Frenais and Gray Watson This issue of Performance Magazine has been reproduced as part of Performance Magazine Online (2017) with the permission of the surviving Editors, Rob La Frenais and Gray Watson. Copyright remains with Performance Magazine and/or the original creators of the work. The project has been produced in association with the Live Art Development Agency. ICI\ THEATRE A SeasonalSeason Threeshows for Christmas without dames or tinsel ICOOPfRIGAllf RYI WhaleNation Tues20 Dec RoyHutchins performs ALONGTHE LINES OF RESISTANCE - Frl23 Dec HeathcoteWIiiiams' extraordinary poem 8.00 A hymnto theworld's oldest mammal that combines artistry An exhibitionof contemporaryfeminist art withhard facts and leaves audiences shocked, humbled 7th December,1988 - 22ndJanuary, 1989 andexhilarated. PERFORMANCES SpedalDouble Bill FridayJanuary 20th - 7.00 p.m. 'till late OneNight Only RoyHutchlns'Whale Nation SaturdayJanuary 21 st - All day Mon19 Dec HeathcoteWilliams' Falling For A Dolphin 8.00 Ina rarelive performance Williams reads his new poem SALLYDAWSON aboutone man's encounter with a lonedolphin. The SARAHEDGE readingwill precedethe performance of WhaleNation. MONAHATOUM MONICAROSS PetaLily ANNETALLENTINE Wed28 Dec WendyDarling Performances,video, music,discussions and workshops -Sat31 Dec Thefairytalegrowsup 8.00 A provocativeretelling of PeterPan in which Wendy returns CooperGallery, Church Street, Barnsley, South Yorkshire to thenursery as a maturewoman and unleashes the ContactClaire Slattery for furtherdetails and programme dangerousand destructive world of theNeverland. Not BARNSLEYMETROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL suitablefor children. Instituteof Contemporary Arts TheMall, LondonSWl BoxOfflceOl9303647 DANCE THEATRE TRAINING COURSES Leading to a BA (Hons) or Certificate in Dance 3 Years Full-Time Training includes Contemporary Techniques- Ballet- Choreography- Repertory­ Production (Costume, Lighting, Sound) - History & Sociology of Dance­ Notation. Write to: Course Information,Laban Centre for Movementand Danceat Universityof London Goldsmiths'College, London SE14 6NW, England This issue of Performance Magazine has been reproduced as part of Performance Magazine Online (2017) with the permission of the surviving Editors, Rob La Frenais and Gray Watson. Copyright remains with Performance Magazine and/or the original creators of the work. The project has been produced in association with the Live Art Development Agency. ALASTAIRMACLENNAN 'IS NO' CompleteDocumentation 1975-88 Essays by Slavka Sverakova and Stephen Snoddy Interview with Declan McGonagle • SPECIAL PRICE £7 + £1 P&P until 31 st December Normal Price £12 + £1 P&P Contact Kate Hartford, Arnolfini Publications , 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS 1 4QA 299191 (0272) PERFORMANCEART OUTSIDE/INSITE PLACEMENTSIN ARTCOLLEGES NICK STEWART In association with Dartington College, Brighton Polytechnic , Trent Polytechnic and Newcastle Polytechnic the Arts Council is offering 4 PAUL BURWELL residencies for artists experienced in presenting Live work . JANUS SCEREK The successful applicants will be expected to work closely with students on the production of a DENNIS DRACUP new work. The residency will be documented and will contribute towards educational resource material on Performance Art. A fee of £1500 will DAVID GRIFFITHS be offered plus a sum of £500 for production costs. For application forms and for further details contact presented by: Jeni Walwin, Arts Council of Great Britain, 105 Piccadilly, London W1V OAU The CollectiveGallery Closing date for applications 20 January 19~9. _#,. We welcome applications from all ~~ sections of the community irrespective of ~ 166HIGH STREET · EDINBURGH EH I I QS race, gender , sexual preference or A phone03 1-2201260 for details disability. ~...I. This issue of Performance Magazine has been reproduced as part of Performance Magazine Online (2017) with the permission of the surviving Editors, Rob La Frenais and Gray Watson. Copyright remains with Performance Magazine and/or the original creators of the work. The project has been produced in association with the Live Art Development Agency. 4 / PERFORMA N CE STEVE ROGERS (left and below) and MARK STEPHENS, pictured here died in Scarborough and London respectively as we went to press. Steve, as readers will know, was Editor of the magazine for the past two years and a regular correspondent since it started. Mark, Steve's partner was a mainstay, helping in his spare time with all aspects of production. The loss to the magazine and the art world, not to mention their friends and colleagues is immeasurable. A full appreciation will be published in the next issue. This issue of Performance Magazine has been reproduced as part of Performance Magazine Online (2017) with the permission of the surviving Editors, Rob La Frenais and Gray Watson. Copyright remains with Performance Magazine and/or the original creators of the work. The project has been produced in association with the Live Art Development Agency. PERFORMANCE MAGAZ N E 295contents KENTISH TOWN ROAD LONDON NW5 2TJ + 01-482 3843 EDITOR. STEVE ROGERS DESIGN CAROLINE GRIMSHAW ADMINISTRATOR TONNY GREY RESEARCH DEAN PROCTOR EDITORIAL ADVISORS NEIL BARTLETT NIK HOUGHTON CHRISSIE ILES ROB LA FRENAIS CLAIRE MACDONALD TRACEY WARR PRINTING/ TYPESETTING BOOKMAG, INVERNESS DISTRIBUTION [.F. ANSELL (NEWSAGENTS) PERFORMANCE (ALL OTHERS) SUBSCRIPTIONS PERFORMANCE PUBLISHER SHOWING THE WIRES + Juli an Maynard Smith interviewed by 9 PERFORMANCE Steve Rogers MAGAZINE LTD Contributorsto this issue:Nick THE TIME HAS COME THE WALRUS SAID 15 Kayeis lecturer in TheatreStu­ dies at Warwick University. + Simon Penny on Art in the age of the thinkin g machine ShaunCaton is an artist. Simon Pennyis anartist andcritic. Jane BREAKING THE FRAME+ Nick Kaye on the use of extremes 23 Gilesis a film critic. MarkGaynor is an artist and teacher. Simon in performan ce art Thomeis a performer andmem­ ber of ManAct.Pippa Corner is a EPILEPSY: PERFORMANCE, 26 playwrightand theatre artist. Roy SPECTATOR SHIP & ABJECTION+ by Jane Giles Bayfield is a curator at Wol­ verhamptonArt Gallery.Ariane TALKING WITH A HEAD + Tina Weymouth has a chat with 29 Koekis a writer. Peter Culshaw A QUESTION OF DIFFERENCE+ Mark Gaynor pursues 31 the much loved debate between theatre and fine art MIND THE GAP + Time Based Media at Humberside College of 33 Higher Education EDGE 88 + A record of Britains first experimental art biennale 34 REVIEWS+ Gloria, Theatre on a String, 1988 Olympic Games, Zofia 36 Kalinska, Butthole Surfers, Tony White e COVER PHOTOGRAPH e Station House Opera , A Split Second of Paradise, COPYRIGHT Ven ice Biennale, 1987 @ 1988 ISSN No. 0 144 5901 e CONTENTS PAGE: Rose Garrard . Casting Room Two ; th e Bride Stripp ed Bare 1987, Photo: De e Berridge Remount ed at the Air Ga llery London , until De cemb er 11 e Perform ance will be launch ed in a new format in Sprin g 1989 as a quarterl y journa l. Subscribers will be informed abo ut th e new arrangements sho rtl y . We ho pe regu lar reader s will appr eciate the new identity of the maga zin e, w hi ch we ha ve rea ched after careful research. This issue of Performance Magazine has been reproduced as part of Performance Magazine Online (2017) with the permission of the surviving Editors, Rob La Frenais and Gray Watson. Copyright remains with Performance Magazine and/or the original creators of the work. The project has been produced in association with the Live Art Development Agency. 6/PERFORMANCE NEWS Hotel complete with ballroom,bar, bedroom PERFORMANCENEWS TWOAND TWO and bathroom.This willalso coincide with the + ShaunCaton's exhibition of paintingsand + The MickeryWorkshop in Amsterdamhas completionof theirnew video also called Hotel, drawingsalongside performances entitled Bodies just publishedthe first issueof a new magazine commissionedfor Channel 4. January 18- In Dayscontinues at CentralSpace Gallery until called Two and Two. Publishedin Englishit February26, 1989.Air Gallery6-8 Rosebery Ave, December22. CentralSpace, 23-29 Faroe Rd, containsa curiousmixture of straightforward LondonEC101-2787751. t LondonW14 OEL 01-603 3039. artsjournalism such as the profilePierre Audi who has just been appointeddirector of the ICANEW + Jenny Holzer's Messagesare going to be NetherlandsOpera, and fiction,such as Mark turningup allover the placeuntil February. The Longsaccount of Vincentvan Gogh.Much of PERFORMANCE Piccadilly Circus display sign, Leicester the contentsrelates to pastand currentprojects NIGHTS Square Underground Station, National by the Mickeryand the magazineonly narrowly TheatreSign Board, Face Magazine, Virgin avoids being no more than a housejournal. + Its beena verylong timecoming but at lastthe Megastorestill receiptsand others.Presented Performancereaders will probably find Pierre­ ICA is to recognisea wholerange of live work by ArtangelTrust and Interim Art. Through Alain Hubert'splans. for a massivefirework that doesn'tfit into theirnormal theatre or gal­ Decembershe will be showing a large scale spectacularalong the GreatWall of Chinathe lery scheduling.One Monday night each installationWhat Country Should You Adopt If mostinteresting of allthe articles. The amount of monthis to be devotedto workin progressby YouHate Poor PeopleO at the !CA Gallery,Lon­ moneythat has evidentlygone into producing establishedartists and work by lesserknown don. Detailsof outsideworks: Artangel Trust, 01- Two and Two makesus at Performancevery artists.The first of the series,January 9, 1989 4397220. !CA: 01-9300493. t envious.Available from Mickery,
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