Live at the End of the Century: Aspects of Performance Art in Vancouver (Library Copy)
2000
An anthology made in conjunction with grunt’s performance art festival Live at the End of the Century (1999), organized by Glenn Alteen and Brice Canyon. In his introductory text, Canyon suggests the 13 essays in this book highlight different aspects of more than 35 years of performance activity in Vancouver. A wide range of issues are considered—aesthetics, politics, gender, sexuality, subjectivity and the body—in relation to subjects such as the relationship between theatricality and performance; performance art presented through broadcast and telecommunications media; the role of Vancouver’s artist-run-centres; spiritual and philosophical aspects of performance by First Nations; lesbian identity; queer culture; and the influence of drag. Includes a detailed chronology of Vancouver performance since 1965.
Artexte
Artexte
Identifier
L0009Call Number
NX513.V3 C35 2000Extent
184 pages : illustrations ; softcover 21 cmLanguage
ISBN
1895329418Place of Publication
Vancouver, BCPublication Type
PrintPublisher
grunt galleryEditor
Brice CanyonWriter
Glenn Alteen, Warren Arcand, Ivan Coyote, Todd Davis, Margaret Dragu, Karen Henry, Glenn Lewis, Aiyyana Maracle, Tanya Mars, Archer Pechawis, Judy Radul, Kiss & Tell, Paul WongCollection
grunt gallery LibraryRelated program
LIVE at the End of the Century (Related)Copyright 2000 Visible Arts Society and the authors.