Over the course of three days artist Malin Arnell will enact a performative research seminar at Weld in Stockholm. The seminar encompasses a number of public actions, screenings and discussions that directly engage her ongoing artistic research, which is generated through live events. Specifically, the title 67,3% performative research seminar (2014) points to the moment that this seminar occupies within the arc of her research, which currently takes place within the framework of a PhD in Choreography at DOCH, School of Dance and Circus / Stockholm University of the Arts.
Arnell understands 67,3% performative research seminar as a methodology of entanglements in which each participant comes to exist within the research, and in which the movement across reenactments, presentations and conversations generates the choreographic.
As a part of 67,3% performative research seminar, Malin Arnell has created THE READER, a compilation of key texts that she has written, performed and / or published as part of her artistic research.
- Performance Documentation >
- After, Rehearsal After #3 >
- Party and concert with KOFF >
- Synopsis >
- ‘Matt und Schlapp wie Schnee’, A critical re-reading of an avant-garde performance work by Gina Pane. Presentation with Stefanie Seibold and Teresa Maria Diaz Nerio >
- Reflecting ‘Reflect Soft Matte Discourse’. Presentation with Malin Arnell, Clara López Menéndez and Ulrika Gomm >
- Re-activation or How Do You Research Performance Art? >
- THE ONCOMING CORNER #14 WITH KATHERINE BREWER BALL >
- HOW CAN WE EVALUATE LIVE EVENTS AS A DISSERTATION OR DISSERTATION AS A LIVE EVENT? >