Arcade: Indelibly disruptive
The irony of a live art exhibition like Arcade being held at an old power station is not lost on me. Socio-political analysis is my unforgiving mistress. So standing at … Read More
Tag: performance art
Hop, Skip & a Jump: The Critter’s guide to being moved by movement at NAF ’18
“Psssst. Hi. Over here. It’s us, the fringe’s dance and physical theatre and performance art productions… tucked mid-way through the NAF programme on a total of five pages (minus the … Read More
imMEDIAte: Snarling, lovable dogs of art and subversion
imMEDIAte Age rated: Under-18 Alan Parker and Gavin Krastin enter the Critter kitchen. They are tired, wired from their show, On Seeing Red and Other Fantasies, which ended a few … Read More
On Seeing Red and other Fantasies: Whooosh!
Age restricted: Under 18 You go to the ballet, the philharmonic, Andrew Buckland, you support the Standard Bank young artist winners, read Cue and follow the ovations. And then you … Read More
Machine for Living: Cogs in the machine
If you’re unable to appreciate something ‘out there’ you might find MACHINE FOR LIVING quite difficult. I believe performance art is meant to be difficult. It’s experiential, sometimes sensory, and … Read More