Conference
- Performance Studies international 12: Performing Rights
- Participating artists, activists and writers
- The Conference
Performance Studies international 12: Performing Rights
Performance Studies international in collaboration with Queen Mary, University of London, East End Collaborations and the Live Art Development Agency announce the opening of registration for their major international conference and performance festival Performing Rights which takes place across the East End campus of Queen Mary, University of London June 14–18, 2006.
- 14 June, 4pm–8pm
Registration and Opening Event - 15 June, 8am–10am
Registration - 15–18 June, 9am–11pm
Conference and Performance Events
In London for the first time, PSi #12 Performing Rights will focus on questions of performance and human rights and will feature plenary addresses, numerous panels and a diverse programme of Performance Events.
Bringing together curators, policy makers and directors of some of London's key cultural agencies and institutions, alongside artists, activists and thinkers from all over the world, this event will be a unique crossing between the arts, the academy, activism and public policy.
Human rights are too important to leave to the politicians. How does performance practice and thinking open up new possibilities for the understanding, enactment and sustenance of human rights? Queen Mary, University of London will become an open, public platform where the making and unmaking of human rights can be debated and performed.
Participating artists, activists and writers
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The Conference
The conference will present the work of participants from over thirty different countries including: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, China, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Romania, Singapore, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, UK, USA, and Zimbabwe.
Over four hundred participants are anticipated for this conference and hundreds more will come to the galleries, installations, performances and workshops that will be run throughout the four days. Register to reserve your place now. Here you will also be able to access on-campus accommodation details and booking.
Full details of the conference schedule can by found by clicking on the links for each day of the programme in the left hand side navigation on this page.
School of English and Drama, Queen Mary, University of London,