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In Print: Realtime E-dition July 12, 2010 Online Now (Australia)

Realtime E-dition July 12, 2010 Online Now.

RealTime is Australia’s critical guide to international contemporary arts. Its focus is on innovation in performance (live art, experimental theatre, dance, music, sound), photomedia, film, video, interactive media and hybrid arts.

The RealTime website offers a comprehensive view of Australian contemporary art with an international perspective, combining the current print edition of RealTime, online exclusives and updates; the RealTime archive (currently under development); new works on show in our studio; featured events (forums, festivals) and arts issues; and a portal that will guide you to the best sites in innovative contemporary art.

The print edition of RealTime has a run of 27,000 copies (48-56 A3 pages per edition) distributed bi-monthly and free to over 1000 points across Australia—cafes, arts centres, bookshops, theatres, galleries, university departments, regional and overseas arts centres, as well as to subscribers.

Now in its 14th year, RealTime provides access in print and online to quality writing about innovation in the arts. Most of the writing is by practising artists, artworkers and other arts specialists.

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Articles/interviews
The 10th Indonesian Dance Festival

Five days, eight writers and 23 reviews of fascinating dance from a Goethe-Institut workshop led by Keith Gallasch

memoryflows Memory Flows: The Shapes of Water
Gail Priest engages with a range of media and installation responses to water in CMAI’s Armory show
measure for measuree Measure for Measure: A Delicate Balance
Keith Gallasch is engrossed by the revealing interplay of stage and screen in Benedict Andrews’ Company B production
now now now

superheroes

In the loop
RealTime news and advance word
Rolex Arts Initiative Awards; NightTime Statewide: Everyday Hero, NSW; Stone/Castro’s Superheroes, Adelaide and Melbourne; Starfuckers, Wollongong; Luke George’s NOW NOW NOW, Melbourne; Persistence of Vision, FACT, Liverpool, UK; Amelia Jones lectures on Marina Abramovic at Artspace

Images: LEFT column top to bottom – contact Gonzo, Public Space, photo Phalla San; In Search of the Inland Sea, 2009, Norie Neumark, Maria Miranda, photo Adam Hollingworth; Robin McLeavy, Arky Michael, Measure for Measure, directed by Benedict Andrews, photo Heidrun Löhr; Kristy Ayre, Timothy Harvey, Luke George, NOW NOW NOW, photo Jeff Busby; Paolo Castro, Superheroes, photo RODEO

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Caden Manson is a director, media artist, and teacher. He is co-founder of the media ensemble bigartgroup.com and network, blog, and publisher, contemporaryperformance.com. He has co-created, directed, video- and set designed 18 Big Art Group productions. Manson has shown video installations in Austria, Germany, NYC, and Portland; performed PAIN KILLER in Berlin, Singapore and Vietnam; Taught in Berlin, Rome, Paris, Montreal, NYC, and Bern; the ensemble has been co-produced by the Vienna Festival, Festival d’Automne a Paris, Hebbel Am Ufer, Rome’s La Vie de Festival, PS122, and Wexner Center for The Arts. Caden is a 2001 Foundation For Contemporary Art Fellow, is a 2002 Pew Fellow and a 2011 MacDowell Fellow. Writing has been published in PAJ, Theater Magazine, and Theater der Zeit. Caden is currently an associate professor and graduate directing option coordinator of The John Wells Directing Program at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Drama.

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