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[Commlist] Artists as Adaptors: forms of adaptation in practice research

Thu Aug 22 16:46:11 GMT 2024





Artists as Adaptors: forms of adaptation in practice research
Thursday 19th September
09.45-18.00
Lecture Recital Room, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Silk Street (in-person only)

ResearchWorks at Guildhall School of Music & Drama is pleased to host Artists as Adaptors, a day-long symposium for artists in research contexts to explore different facets of adaptation in their work.

A wide range of practices are represented, including film, literature, visual art, choreography, composition, and piano performance. Topics covered include found materials, ekphrasis, memoir, Ballardian landscapes, ecopoetics, narrative, queer theory, and improvisation.

Papers, performances, film viewings, and workshops will be delivered by Emily Orley, Conor Wilson, Clare Harvey, Aristotelis Maragkos, Dabanjali Biswas, Amanda Douge, Matthew Kaner, Ed Rice, and Bobby Mitchell.

In the afternoon, the composer David Fennessy will deliver the keynote talk on his epic and visionary piece Conquest of the Useless for mezzo-soprano, actor, orchestra & electronics, inspired by Werner Herzog's memoir Conquest of the Useless, Reflections from the making of Fitzcarraldo.

Full schedule tba.

The day is free but ticketed. Sign up here.
Mid-morning and mid-afternoon coffee & snacks provided.

Supported by Guildhall School of Music & Drama and the Leverhulme Trust, via a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship.

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