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The Dorothy Sharp project : shifting embodied identities

  • Jane Carr
  • , Bruce Sharp

Research output: Non-textual formPerformance

Abstract

Interactive performance installation. Working with the artist Bruce Sharp, we have devised a workshop/performance installation that aims to facilitate short explorations of embodied identities.We consider that posture, gesture and action can be thought of as providing tools to explore issues of identity, gender and sexualities as (re)presented to others through the performative actions of the subject. The work interrogatse (un)conscious kinaesthetic choices made by the conventional binary identified that can be opened up to flux by a fluid non-binary identified subject. The work thus aims to provide tools for reflecting upon coded movement behaviour and to surface the human capacity to switch fluidly between them by using written prompts/guide/instructions - a kind of ‘dish’ – as guide for such ‘improvisations’.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationAmsterdam
Publication statusPublished - 30 Jul 2016

Keywords

  • Performance
  • Arts and literature
  • Social Relations and Structures
  • Research subjects

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