Fully Funded Artist Residency – MacDowell Fellowship 2027
MacDowell Fellowship 2027 offers a fully funded artist residency in New Hampshire, plus up to $1,500. Apply by September 10, 2026.
Follow Up: Video of Gisèle Vienne’s “This is how you will disappear” on Arte
New Video of Gisèle Vienne’s “This is how you will disappear” on Arte.
Featured: Dean Moss / Gametophyte Inc. (Brooklyn, USA)
ABOUT: GAMETOPHYTE INC. Gametophyte (ga•me´to•phyt´) the company name is from the greek meaning to marry and to grow. The word refers to the sexual generation of small pioneering plants found world wide that produce in true form neither flowers, fruits nor seeds.
Featured: Brut Wien – Queerograd 05.27-05.29.2010 (Vienna, Austria)
Queerograd: Ausgestattet mit der Ideologie des edlen Leibes Brut Wien – Konzerthaus 27.05 19:00, 28.05 18:30, 29.05 18:00 Queerograd is a platform-format oscillating between serious discourse and trashy politainment where hetero-normative matrix, identities and identity constructions, gender and societal relations, leftist perspectives and radical
Featured: Digicult Online/Offline Italian Platform (Milan, Italy)
DIGICULT is an online/offline Italian platform, created to spread digital art and culture worldwide. It focuses on the impact of new technologies and modern sciences on art, design, culture and contemporary society. DIGICULT is based on participation of more than 40 professionals,
Featured: testperformancetest (Austin, Texas)
testperformancetest is a multi-year experiment founded by Julie Thornton that brings a curated mix of national and international performance work to Austin. Occasionally, the fund will commission new work performed in Austin. Julie Thornton received her BFA in Ballet from the University
Featured: Rabih Mroué (Beirut, Lebanon)
Rabih Mroué (lives and works in Beirut) is an actor, director, and playwright and is the winner of the 2010 Spalding Gray Award. In 1990 he began putting on his own plays, performances, and videos. Continuously searching for new and contemporary relations
Featured: Russell Higgs – 999 Days
A CULTURE’S POWER STRUCTURE DEPENDS LARGELY ON HOW WE LOOK AND HOW WE ARE LOOKED AT. Between 17th July 2006 and 29th May 2009, working with mask and sculpture, Russell Higgs created a photo of himself every day. In this project he
Featured: My Barbarian (Los Angeles, USA)
My Barbarian is a Los Angeles-based performance collective founded in 2000 by Malik Gaines, Jade Gordon and Alexandro Segade. The trio performs in site-specific plays, musical concerts, theatrical situations and produces video installations that play with the spectacular while engaging viewers critically.
Featured: Nature Theater of Oklahoma (NYC)
Nature Theater of Oklahoma is a New York-based performance group under the direction of Pavol Liska and Kelly Copper. The ensemble strives to create an unsettling live situation that demands total presence from everyone in the room. Using readymade materials, found space,
Featured: Massimo Furlan (Genève, Switzerland)
Massimo Furlan Born from Italian parents in Lausanne on October 8th, 1965, Massimo Furlan, after having followed training at the Beaux-Arts School of Lausanne (1984-1988), initiates an operating cycle centred on the themes of the memory and the forgetting. He exposes regularly
Featured: Performancelogía blog and website (Caracas, Venezuela)
Performancelogía is a project dedicated to Compilation, Publication, Dissemination and Interchange of Documentation about Performance Art and Performance Artists. Since 2006, we create this space as a Virtual Archive of Documentation with all kinds of documentation about Performance Art, understanding documentation both the photographic
Featured: Scott Heron (New Orleans, LA)
Scott Heron discovered the joy of dancing while studying liberal arts at Colorado College. A move to Austin, Texas led to an accidental meeting with radical dance pioneer Deborah Hay. He participated in four of her large group workshops and has continued a
Featured: Performance Studies – A Selection of Recent Performative Work Developed at The Watermill Center (NYC)
Performance Studies A Selection of Recent Performative Work Developed at The Watermill Center December 10, 2009 – February 15, 2010 Watermill Brooklyn Gallery / Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation 111 Front Street, #216 Brooklyn, NY Curated by Dmitry Komis Works by: Maria José
Featured: American Realness Festival (NYC)
AMERICAN REALNESS A Festival of Contemporary Performance January 8-11, 2010 At a time when international perspectives of American dance hang onto Merce Cunningham and Trisha Brown, and too many American performing arts presenters are afraid of dance that traverses the heritage of
Featured: Gob Squad (Berlin & Nottingham)
[singlepic id=258 w=590 float=center] Gob Squad is a group of UK and German artists, working collectively with performance, theatre, installation and video since 1994. Based in Nottingham and Berlin the group makes and presents its work in urban sites such as offices, houses,
Featured: Blast Theory (Brighton, England)
Blast Theory is renowned internationally as one of the most adventurous artists’ groups using interactive media, creating groundbreaking new forms of performance and interactive art that mixes audiences across the internet, live performance and digital broadcasting. Led by Matt Adams, Ju Row
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