An unsolved conditional statement in the form of a question.
IF hypothesis, THEN conclusion.
IF
Craft refers to skill
THEN
what does Art refer to?
Archive for the ‘performance’ Category
Performance Art vs. Performance Craft
Posted in artist practice, observation, performance, tagged art vs craft, performance, rhetorical on 29 August 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Je ne sais quoi, but I like it.
Posted in artist practice, observation, performance, teaching artist, tagged adventures, artist practice, ghost towns, gratefulness, hope, love, teaching artist on 1 January 2009 | 2 Comments »
As I stand where I am this brisk and monochrome morning, grinding my coffee as I always do in my grandmother’s wooden box grinder, I consider how I want to begin this new year. 2008 has certainly been a wild ride: very huge highs and very deep lows and, to my surprise and awe, somewhere [...]
Burnination.
Posted in artist practice, it could be worse, observation, performance, tagged application, burned out, hopeful, last stretch, proposal, sanguine on 7 September 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Wow. I never thought I’d be at the point in my practice when I could say that I am very tired of writing grant proposals. I have been so active in finding and applying for opportunities that it is difficult for me to see my own work well enough to write about it objectively anymore. [...]
Inside Texas.
Posted in artist practice, performance, tagged artist practice, dig, fun, grotesque, handmade, hard work, peepshow, performance, survival, trench on 31 August 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Soon I will be driving 1200 miles to the middle of nowhere Texas to dig a hole as deep as I am tall. Around the hole will fall circles of handmade, life-sized concentric trenches built by pickaxe, shovel, might and sheer will. So continues my inquiry into body studies: movement inside landscape; exploring toil as [...]
We am Somebody!
Posted in artist practice, performance, tagged acceptance, art, artist practice, grant, holy shit, money, movement, performance, proposal, sound, the jerk on 14 March 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We got the grant!
My beloved and I were writing and rewriting daily for a good solid month for this one…talk about feeling insane! Two days ago, he called me with the good news as I was driving to work and I just started screaming glad tidings into the whole world (of the cab of [...]
Birth.
Posted in artist practice, observation, performance, tagged art, ∴, cats, collaboration, cotton, kittens, live, performance, video on 4 March 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Cotton. Cats. Ideas.
Rejoice! My first green cotton plant has sprouted! I started the seedlings a little behind schedule, but one has already emerged, yawning and stretching, and that is a good sign. I also planted, for the second time, Valencia peanuts- I used lighter soil this year so the peanuts wouldn’t turn [...]
Loonar eclipse of the heart.
Posted in artist practice, it could be worse, performance, tagged beer, grant proposal, lunar eclipse, money, sleep on 20 February 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I am losing my fondness for writing today due to this hopeful/insufferable grant proposal.
I read an entire kids’ book out loud en español, and I do not speak the language.
I finally got paid this afternoon. One down, ? to go.
Kalamazoo Porter is delicious (the ex-Bells’ beer famine is over!). Thank you.
This lunar eclipse was brilliant [...]
Peepshow crows.
Posted in artist practice, observation, performance, teaching artist, tagged blue jay, burlesque, carcass, crow, great-tailed grackle, mourning dove, peepers, peepshow, performance on 19 February 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Before I dive into Everything today, I must say out loud that I have been thinking of incorporating more than just the sound of crows into my performances, I want to start using their imagery as well. I have used the angry, tattered din of blue jays and the lonely, resigned coos of mourning [...]
Yarrr! The Dreaded Artist Statement!
Posted in artist practice, performance, tagged artist statement, entropy, hairball, performance, pirate, process, revision on 18 February 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Sometimes feels like it will be the death of me, and I’ve only just begun writing several of them for my multitude of endeavours. Being a person who is rather thinky and branchy by nature, to ask myself to actually sit still for once and analyze the who what where when why of it all [...]
Everybody get stoopid!
Posted in artist practice, observation, performance, tagged episodic, irony, little bug, memory, performance, semantic, super8, therefore on 16 February 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In trying to remember what I learned today of note, then barely being able to remember the basics of what I even did all day, what I did remember was this interview I heard on Fresh Air yesterday (?) with a woman who wrote a book about the normal memory loss which accompanies growing older. [...]