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Theater of State
Theater of State is a study of performance at the United Nations and other international institutions. Ball uses theater theory to analyze the acts of diplomats and the political interventions made by performing artists.
Everything Has Already Been Written
Series: Studies in Russian Literature and Theory
Everything Has Already Been Written: Moscow Conceptualist Poetry and Performance is the first comprehensive analysis of Moscow Conceptualist poetry and theory from the late Soviet period.
Michael Haneke
In Michael Haneke: Intermedial Void Christopher Rowe provides a new framework in which to interpret the films of Michael Haneke, including Funny Games, Caché, and others, and to show how the concept of intermediality can be used to expand the possibilities of film and media studies, tying the two more closely together.
A Feast of Astonishments
Charlotte Moorman was a bold, barrier-breaking musician and performance artist and a tireless champion of experimental art, whose avant-garde festivals in New York City brought new art forms to a broad public. To date, recognition of Moorman has been limited mostly to her collaborations with other artists, including composer John Cage and pioneering multimedia artist Nam June Paik, and to her 1967 performance of Paik’s "Opera Sextronique," for which she became known as the "topless cellist" after being arrested on indecency charges.
Method Acting and Its Discontents
Method Acting and Its Discontents: On American Psycho-Drama provides a new understanding of a crucial chapter in American theater history.
Theater of State
Theater of State is a study of performance at the United Nations and other international institutions. Ball uses theater theory to analyze the acts of diplomats and the political interventions made by performing artists.
Everything Has Already Been Written
Series: Studies in Russian Literature and Theory
Everything Has Already Been Written: Moscow Conceptualist Poetry and Performance is the first comprehensive analysis of Moscow Conceptualist poetry and theory from the late Soviet period.
Michael Haneke
In Michael Haneke: Intermedial Void Christopher Rowe provides a new framework in which to interpret the films of Michael Haneke, including Funny Games, Caché, and others, and to show how the concept of intermediality can be used to expand the possibilities of film and media studies, tying the two more closely together.
A Feast of Astonishments
Charlotte Moorman was a bold, barrier-breaking musician and performance artist and a tireless champion of experimental art, whose avant-garde festivals in New York City brought new art forms to a broad public. To date, recognition of Moorman has been limited mostly to her collaborations with other artists, including composer John Cage and pioneering multimedia artist Nam June Paik, and to her 1967 performance of Paik’s "Opera Sextronique," for which she became known as the "topless cellist" after being arrested on indecency charges.
Method Acting and Its Discontents
Method Acting and Its Discontents: On American Psycho-Drama provides a new understanding of a crucial chapter in American theater history.