Slow traumas or apocalypses of choice?

Francis Russell: Inanition: A Speculation On The End of Times

Fine friction between sound & meaning

Alex Taylor: Leah Scholes, Simulcast

The dead arise, play and dance

Zoe Barker: ELISION/ANAM, Machine for Contacting the Dead

Inquisitive pairings of data and forms

Andrew Fuhrmann: MetaData, Re-make, Mermermer

Mastering the power of unpredictability

Bec Scully: Peter de Jager, Marathon, works by Xenakis

BIFEM 2016’s unprecedented scale and vision

Matthew Lorenzon: festival overview

Improv idol 2016

Barnaby Oliver, Gemma Horbury, Improv Idol Described as “one part talent show, one part improvisation laboratory,” Clinton Green’s Improv Idol premiered in 2015 with powerful performances, a spirited audience and a team of incisive, wickedly witty judges: Carolyn Connors, Ian Parsons and Sean Baxter. You’ll find video excerpts from the 2015 event on the Improv […]

The critical limits of sound

Thomas Smith: Liquid Architecture, Autotune Everything

Sydney College of Art fights back

Liz Bradshaw

After 10 years of teaching in the UK, Liz Bradshaw warns that the potential “death by asphyxiation” of SCA parallels overseas trends, diminishing not just art schools but Sydney as a city and Australian culture.

The ensemble as organism

Madeline Roycroft: ELISION ensemble, The Wreck of Former Boundaries, How Forests Think

The RealTime Archive: Contributors: Jodie McNeilly

For our archive we’re completing and updating our contributor entries. Dancer, research academic and writer Jodie McNeilly likes that writing “lets [her] turn towards the world with acute attention.” Read Jodie’s profile here.

The RealTime Archive: Contributors: Erin Brannigan

For our archive we’re completing and updating our contributor entries. Writer and teacher Erin Brannigan’s passionate “motivation in writing about dance and choreography in its many forms is to help it persist into the future.”

The RealTime Archive: Contributors: Cleo Mees

For our archive we’re completing and updating our contributor entries. Writer, teacher and video-maker Cleo Mees reflects on music and dance, Bodyweather and writing “that makes surprising associations and confessions…”