Task 31 - You don't say
Alan writes: Given: I read somewhere about a technique used by the great dramatist Bertolt Brecht to make sense of perplexing contemporary events. Confronted with the...
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Alan writes: Given: I read somewhere about a technique used by the great dramatist Bertolt Brecht to make sense of perplexing contemporary events. Confronted with the...
Marie writes: At the end of my Response 29, I used the word ‘entanglement’ to describe the interconnectedness between the internal and external experience of...
Alan writes: You’re pregnant! We are comfortable announcing this only because of a specific technology and the expertise of the person who deploys it. We...
Marie writes: This week you will pay a visit to England for work reasons and for a bit of leisure in London as well. I...
Alan writes: Continuing with the theme of negotiating our different attitudes to art and process, this week your task is to respond to a piece...
Marie writes: In my Response 23– Avoid Being Awful, where I got you to be my ‘performer-puppet’, we encountered some differences in how we think...
Alan writes: For this week's task I hesitated between setting something fun or setting something that would obstruct your poetics. I've decided to let you...
Marie wrote this task by hand because we were already travelling. Here are the links to responses mentioned: 4, 21, 22, 23. See Alan's response...
Alan writes: This week’s task builds on the last few tasks and responses, which have all being concerned with negotiating each other’s poetics and defining...
Marie writes: I am sorry for my ‘cranky’ suggestion that we should not work together... I think I meant to say that I am still...