Of Not Getting Lost: Making Use of Materials

Kramer, Paula

Drawing from practice-based PhD research in dance, this article focuses on the use of materials in relationship to moving, being and creating in the natural outdoors as well as in the context of disseminating practice-as-research. It considers three examples of engaging with materials – frstly to embody material as a performer, secondly to handle and appreciate materials as companions for movement explorations and thirdly as allies in communicating research that deals with the ephemeral and experiential. Materials are considered not for an assumed truthfulness, but for the imaginative capacities they elicit when approached poetically.

2011-04-26

https://edoc.hu-berlin.de/handle/18452/7507

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DOI: 10.18452/6855
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Research Catalogue - an international database for artistic research

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Centre for Design Practice & Research Vol. 1

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Coding in the context of collaborative, interactive performance

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SFKP

Research Catalogue - an international database for artistic research

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Journal of Embodied Research

Centre for Design Practice & Research Vol. 1

RMIT Design Archives Journal Vol. 10, No. 2. Design and Manufacturing

RUUKKU - Studies in Artistic Research

VIS Journal – Nordic Journal for Artistic Research

Coding in the context of collaborative, interactive performance