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The Non-human and the Inhuman in Performing Arts — Bodies, Organisms and Objects in Conflict
Carpa 4 Proceedings
Preface
Annette Arlander
Preface
Leena Rouhiainen
Welcome Speech
Esa Kirkkopelto
CARPA4, The Non-human and the Inhuman in Performing Arts — Bodies, Organisms and Objects in Conflict Opening words
Keynote Address
Peta Tait
Emotional Species Bodies: Intention and Attention within Artistic Form
Boyan Manchev
Program for Inhuman Theater, or What is the Desire of the Things?
Conference Presentation
Elisabeth Laasonen Belgrano
Ornamentation based upon More-Than-Human-References: Moving Towards an Ecology of Trust
Lindsey Drury and No Collective
House Music: A Performance
Joa Hug
Weathering the Body—Handling the body with care?
Joanne “Bob” Whalley and Lee Miller
Testing Our Mettle: Accidental Performance and the Agency of the Non-human
Ludvig Elblaus, Carl Unander-Scharin, Åsa Unander-Scharin
Workshop: Which scenic subjects may emerge when interacting with machines through vocal and bodily virtuosity?
Tanja Beer
This is Not Rubbish: Investigating Eco-materialism in Performance
Kristof van Baarle
The performer is absent: spaces of absence in the contemporary performing arts
Teemu Paavolainen
Smart Homes and Living Machines: Views from Performative Architecture
Simo Kellokumpu
Contextual Choreography: A dance-mat workshop
Anu Koskinen
Embodied experiments — Some technologies of the self in climate change
Macklin Kowal
Assemblages of Excess, or, Towards a Paradigm of the Leak
Biography
Peta Tait
Peta Tait professor, La Trobe University and the University of Wollongong.
Peta Tait
Emotional Species Bodies: Intention and Attention within Artistic Form
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Boyan Manchev