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Media & performanceJohannes H. Birringer

Media & performance

1998390 pages
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In Media & Performance, choreographer Johannes Birringer offers the first comprehensive critical study of the intimate relationship between dance and performance art and the new media technologies in contemporary culture. The book interweaves Birringer's recollections of his own work in the alternative culture along with commentary on contemporary artists, from Nam June Paik to Laurie Anderson and Madonna. At a time when the new arts are being accepted and adopted by mainstream institutions, Birringer reclaims performance as process and movement, as political commitment to social activism and…

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  • Other · English · 1998
    Johns Hopkins Univesity Press · 381 pages · 9780801858512
PerformanceModern ArtsPostmodernismArts, modernArts, modern--20th centuryNx212 .b57 1998700/.9/04