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For episode 2 of Unfixed Archives, curator Sophie Barrett-Pouleau speaks to contemporary dance choreographers Hannah Joseph and Marie Topp about their practice and processes, exploring the body as a mode of archiving. Creating worlds that subsect methods of contemporary dance and art, this episode highlights the intergenerational/ international similarities in choreographic perspectives.
For the inaugural episode of Unfixed Archives, curator Sophie Barrett-Pouleau speaks to contemporary artists M Lissoni and Emily Fielding to break down how their practices involve archival processes, performance, ritual, religion and archeology.
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Unfixed Archives investigates how archivists and artists work with and preserve performance. The show investigates performance archiving through a series of interviews, studio and site visits with artists and performance archives from across the UK and Europe.
Presented and Produced by Curator Sophie Barrett-Pouleau, Unfixed Archives brings together different methodologies of performance archiving and hears from multidisciplinary artists themselves about how they explore and enact elements of archiving through performance (sound & music, performance art, contemporary dance) and how performative archives operate, preserve and activate.