Red Rover - Live Performance and  Performance as Political  Assembly Artistic  Research and Development Workshop

Summary

Over a five-day artistic research and development workshop-Performance as Political Assembly-Coble and eight other international artists collaborated to create and perform the live work Red Rover, queering the children’s schoolyard game of the same name. This was done in response to a commission by KODE-Art Museums of Bergen’s inquiry on free elections and the 2017 parliamentary elections in Norway. The live work debuted as part of Voices/Stemmer-International Performance Weekend the day before the elections.

Supported by

• KUNO-Nordplus network consisting of 18 Nordic-Baltic Fine Art Academys • Bergen Academy of Art and Design • Valand Art Academy • KODE-Art Museums of Bergen

Description of project

Se bifogad pdf

Type of work

Artistic Work including 1) Artistic R es earch and Development W orkshop and 2) Live P erformance

Published in

Performance as Political Assembly Artistic Research and Development Workshop was developed at KODE - Art Museums of Bergen and Bergen Academy of Art and Design , Norway Red Rover - The live public performance debuted as part of Voices/Stemmer Intern ational Performance Weekend; KODE - Art Museums of Bergen, KODE 1 /Byparken; Bergen, Norway

Link to web site

http://marycoble.com/performances-installations/red-rover-live-work-as-part-of-voices-performance-weekend-byparken-kode-1-bergen-norway-september-9-2017

http://kodebergen.no/sites/default/files/Program_Stemmer_Voices_Screen.pdf

http://kodebergen.no/en/exhibitions/performance-weekend

https://www.kunonetwork.org/available-courses/