make-shift networked performance

Von Volkhardt Müller am 11. Mai 2012 um 12:22

make-shift
an ecologically aware 'house party' with a difference...

11-13th May Brighton/Berlin/Online

"it conveys an intimate connection between performers,
audience and arts that is rare to find.” online participant

On the weekend of 11th-13th May three small groups of 'house guests'
in a Berlin apartment will be linked
with a house in Brighton, UK and online participants globally in an
ecologically aware house party with a difference.

make-shift is an intimate and unique networked performance and
discussion event that re-imagines the
private actions of our domestic lives as multiple, interconnected and
with global consequences. Brokered by Paula Crutchlow (UK) and Helen
Varley Jamieson (NZ/Munich) each event is hosted simultaneously
between two ordinary houses and a specially designed online interface
available at http://www.make-shift.net to anyone around the world with
internet access.

Over the last year and a half Helen, Paula and their co-presenter
avatar 'Dave' have brokered 18 make-shift presentations (from full
salon events to work-in-progress showings and conference papers)
around Europe and in India, Australia and New Zealand.

FULL MEDIA RELEASE AND BIOS ATTACHED (in English)

Hosted by Sandra Serala and Brina and Nikolaus in Berlin and by Janina
Moninska as part of
the Brighton Fringe Festival by Live Art Salon @ 41, Queens Park
Terrace, BN2 9YA
View online at http://www.make-shift.net
follow the LIVE LINK HERE

11 Mai: 21.00h
12 Mai: 18.00h
13 Mai: 13.00h

Places in each house are are limited to 15 so booking is essential 48
hours before the event.
On ticket purchase you will be sent an email with further instructions
on what to bring with you.
The make-shift interface is also screening live and interactive at
Noymann-Miller arts venue and bar in
Berlin on Saturday 12th May.

make-shift is devised and brokered by Paula Crutchlow and Helen Varley
Jamieson. make-shift is a Blind
Ditch project originally commissioned by Beaford Arts and supported by
UpStage online performance
platform. This performance is part of a regional/international tour
supported by the National Lottery through
Arts Council England and Exeter Arts Council. visit http://www.make-
shift.net for more details.

make-shift networked performance

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