Contemporary Performance Network Update – September 2010

Dear Members,
I hope you are doing well and your work is coming along. I just wanted to thank you again for being a part of the Contemporary Performance Network. Its very exciting to see the many artists from all over the world sharing their work and connecting. Over the past two months we have grown to 636 members! If you know of any collaborators or other artists you would like to see on the network, please invite them to join by going here. Also if you have any ideas, for the network please let me know. Below are recent updates. See you on the network!

Best,
Caden Manson (Network Curator)

Recent Blog Posts:

• Featured: Richard Maxwell and The New York City Players (NYC)
• In Performance: Romeo Castellucci / Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio – The Divine Comedy
• In Performance: Hotel Pro Forma (Denmark) Tomorrow, in a year
• Featured: Goat Island (Chicago, USA)
• Featured: Mapa Teatro (Bogota, Columbia)
• Books: 39 Microlectures: In Proximity of Performance
• Highlights: Philadelphia Live Arts Festival 2010 (Philadelphia, USA)

Most Active Groups:

• Performance Texts
• New York City
• Residencies
• Calls for Artists
• Video Artists
• Research and Critical Writing

Recent Books:

• Books: 39 Microlectures: In Proximity of Performance
• Books: A Choreographer’s Handbook
• Books: Devising Performance: A Critical History (Theatre and Performance Practices)

Interact:

• Upload your profile picture
• Upload pictures of your work
• Upload video
• Add a blog post

Tip:
Your profile layout is editable. You can move features around your Profile Page to personalize your space. To do so, click on “My Page”. Then, hover your mouse on the title bar of the module you would like to move. If it can be moved, a small crosshair icon will appear to the left. Now just click and drag the module to the desired spot. Certain features on your Profile Page cannot be moved. This includes your profile photo, basic information, and the My Friends box in the left column of the page. Additionally, it’s not possible to drag anything to or from the right column. This keeps things simple and easy to navigate across the Network.