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Abstract
Manning suspension improvisation infrathin live art
This paper takes as its catalyst a series of live art events that took place between London and Manchester in 2019. Thinking in conversation with Erin Manning’s propositions for “minor movements” and the Duchampian “infrathin”, we explore the potential for live art to temporarily suspend the thresholds of perceptibility and permissibility in the public realm. We argue that artful techniques of improvisation carry the potential to suspend capitalistic orderings of time by temporarily confounding the perceived barriers between art and life. Drawing together anarchival traces of improvised movement, sound, image, and thought, the paper is composed of vignettes that sketch the infrathin variations of a “pedagogy of suspensions” as elaborated through live art events in a public park, a moving train, a university gymnasium, and an anechoic sound chamber.
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Title
Pedagogy of Suspensions: Infrathin Variations between London and Manchester
Creators
David Rousell - Southern Cross University
Catharine Cary
Agata Kik
Cole Robertson - Royal College of Art
Christina MacRae - Manchester Metropolitan University
Publication Details
Reconceptualizing educational research methodology, Vol.13(3)
Publisher
Oslo Metropolitan University
Identifiers
991013075904002368
Copyright
Copyright (c) 2022 David Rousell, Catharine Cary, Agata Kik, Cole Robertson, Christina MacRae.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.