Tag Archives: In Conversation

Memories and Experience of Archive Research

Posted on 7 July 2011 by Cara Davies

Day Sixteen: Thursday 7th July 2011 Performance Broadcast Part One: Born-Digital Archive Reference Code: IiS_P.B.20.1_2011-07-07_log-day-16 launch of Ria Hartley’s Myselfarchive project, the failure of technology, assembling diana, consideration of mummies and preserved bodies, dressing diana, chop chop bear touch, return to … Continue reading →

Posted in Chat Room Discussions, Events, Performance Broadcast | Tagged Broadcasts, Cara Davies, Constructing Archives, documenting performance, In Conversation, Instability in Stability, live streaming, Loft Project, Myselfarchive, Objects, personal archives, Ria Hartley, Sharing Memories, SiSter Projects | Leave a comment

Mother Archive

Posted on 8 July 2011 by Cara Davies

Day Seventeen: Friday 8th July 2011 Performance Broadcast Part One: Born-Digital Archive Reference Code: IiS_P.B.21.1_2011-07-08_log-day-17 Reviewing conversations from yesterday; introductions and filing of new boxes in the loft; waiting, waiting and waiting for my mum; checking on the function of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Archive Appointments, Performance Broadcast | Tagged Activating Archives, Broadcasts, Documenting Memories, documenting performance, Family History, In Conversation, Instability in Stability, Lesley Davies, live art, live streaming, Loft Project, Mother and Daughter, Object Stories, performance, performance documentation, personal archives | Leave a comment

The Sublime Nature of the Archive and a Mayan Sensibility Towards Documentation

Posted on 21 July 2011 by Cara Davies

Day Twenty Six: Thursday 21st July Performance Broadcast Born-Digital Reference Code: IiS_P.B.29_2011-07-21_log-day-26 This video is no longer available due to a resource failure in the archive control procedures of the proprietary live streaming provider for Instability in Stability. You can gain an alternative perspective … Continue reading →

Posted in Archive Appointments, Performance Broadcast | Tagged Activating Archives, Artists Archives, Broadcasts, Cara Davies, Carceri, Cataloguing, Documentation Failure, documenting performance, dv tapes, Education Experience, In Conversation, Instability in Stability, live art, live streaming, Loft Project, Mayan Systems of Documentation, Myself Archive, performance documentation, personal archives, Personal History, Piranesi, Ria Hartley, Ruth Brown | Leave a comment

In Conversation with the Sisters

Posted on 28 July 2011 by Cara Davies

Day Thirty One: Thursday 28th July 2011 Performance Broadcast Born-Digital Archive Reference Code: IiS_P.B.34_2011-07-28_log-day-31 This file is no longer available due to a resource failure in the archive control procedures of the proprietary live streaming provider for Instability in Stability. You can gain an … Continue reading →

Posted in Archive Appointments, Chat Room Discussions, Performance Broadcast | Tagged Activating, Art of the Maze, Broadcasts, Chocolate Ecclairs, Conceived Space, Document, Henri Lefebrve, In Conversation, Instability in Stability, Jane Castree, live streaming, Merce Cunningham, Parallel Random Synchronisation, Perceived Space, performance, Perofrmance Documentation, Puzzle Land, Received Space, Ria Hartley, SiSter Projects, Sven Goyvaerts, Voyeurism | 1 Comment

Scenting Our Past with The Candy Perfume Boy

Posted on 13 August 2011 by Cara Davies

Special Fragrant Event: Scenting Our Past Friday 12th August 2011 Born-Digital Archive Reference Code: IiS_P.B.46_2011-08-13_Scenting_Our_Past This file is no longer available due to a resource failure in the archive control procedures of the proprietary live streaming provider for Instability in … Continue reading →

Posted in Chat Room Discussions, Events, Performance Broadcast | Tagged Activating Archives, Cara Davies, In Conversation, Instability in Stability, live streaming, Olfactory, performance, Perfume Reviews, personal archives, Personal History, Scented Memories, Scenting our Past, Special Event, The Candy Perfume Boy, Thomas Dunckley | Leave a comment