What’s the score?
What’s the Score?, the first publication in the framework of Oral Site, takes the edition on scores and notations that appeared in the French political and philosophical journal Multitudes (nº 21, 2005), as a point of departure for an expanded collection of materials, including previously unpublished scores and research material.
Contributing artists
Antonia Baehr, Vincent Dunoyer, Thomas Lehmen, Jérôme Bel, Myriam Gourfink, Jonathan Burrows & Matteo Fargion, William Forsythe, Thierry De Mey, Amos Hetz and Lisa Nelson.
Editors
Myriam Van Imschoot, Kristien Van den Brande, Tom Engels.
Lay-out and programming
Stéphanie Vilayphiou & Alexandre Leray.
walk + talk documents
walk+talk documents is a multimodal publication around Philipp Gehmacher’s walk+talk series. It includes annotated videos, multimodal essays on utterance and on space, and a text collection on practice.
Contributors: Pieter Ampe, Antonia Baehr, Eleanor Bauer, Milli Bitterli, Boris Charmatz, Philipp Gehmacher, Sioned Huws, Mette Ingvartsen, Anne Juren, Daniel Linehan, Martin Nachbar, Chrysa Parkinson, Jeroen Peeters, Rémy Héritier, Alexander Schellow, Oleg Soulimenko and Meg Stuart.
Launch on 27 February 2013 at the Kaaistudio’s in Brussels.
Credits
Editors: Philipp Gehmacher, Jeroen Peeters, Alexander Schellow
Editorial assistance: Charlotte De Somviele, Kristien Van den Brande
Lay-out and programming: Alexandre Leray
Production: Sarma
Co-production: Kaaitheater, Philipp Gehmacher/ Mumbling Fish.
More Than One Tie
Filmstill, Isabell Spengler in “The Natural Life of Mermaids”, photo by Jennifer Sindon
Focussing on a nexus of artists surrounding Antonia Baehr and Werner Hirsch, More Than One Tie looks through the key hole of affinities into the artistic practices of Ida Wilde, Sabine Ercklentz, Isabell Spengler, Arantxa Martinez, Marc Siegel, Petra Sabisch, Andrea Neumann, Lindy Annis and Antonia Baehr. The publication contains several online essays; a myriad of video, text, sound and images with these artists and how they care to organize (social) relations, make them productive, reflect upon them, criticize them.
Concept & Editor: Tom Engels
Co-editor: Tessa Theisen
Advisor: Myriam Van Imschoot
Producer: Sarma
Co-production: Workspace Brussels and Beursschouwburg Brussels
Supported by: MotionBank/The Forsythe Company (Frankfurt am Main)