Performance with Sam Keogh

Above is documentary footage taken by Frank Wasser at the closing event of The Enemies exhibition at The Hardy Tree Gallery, London on 20th July 2013.

Sam Keogh delivered a performance of Taken out of/put into Oscar's bin outside the gallery while I performed a response - a physical, mental and verbal navigation of 'sites' - inside the gallery space. Both performances were executed during an intermission in the event's program.

Below is a series of statements produced during my performance. Select to enlarge.

The Enemies is a year-long program of events produced by S J Fowler.

The Enemies project seeks to explore the possibilities of poetry as text, as language, as art, when it is married to the expansive potentiality of alternative modes of expression and / or fundamentally different artistic mediums. 

Another Exercise for an audience, Glasgow

Another Exercise for an audience was performed at The Lighthouse, Glasgow for the final night of PaperWork magazine's Lost and Found tour, 18th July 2013. Another Exercise for an audience is an open rehearsal that continues to explore the translation of text to the site of performance. Documentary footage taken by Frank Wasser.

An earlier translation, An Exercise for an audience, was performed at Inland Studios, London and the textual work, Exercise, is published in PaperWork's first issue, Lost and Found.

Exercise; An Exercise for an audience and Another Exercise for an audience are part of a continuing research work.

Participants at The Lighthouse performance were: Kathryn Elkin, Iain Morrison, Jessa Mockridge and two technicians from the MAKLAB.