Dear All,

Very sorry not to be joining you for this workshop which sounds great. 

But I'm just back this morning from Brazil, and jetlagged, where amongst doing official University business, I've been meeting with some amazing groups of dancers who are creating innovative documentation and archives of local performance work. It might be interesting to have an international or deliberately comparative dimension to the discussions of documenting performance some time. 

best wishes,

Rachel


Professor Rachel Fensham
Associate Dean International, Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences
Director of Graduate Research, School of Arts
University of Surrey
Guildford GU2 7QX

Ph: 44-1483-686512

Dancing Naturally: nature, neo-classicism and modernity in early twentieth century dance

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Cheers Toni.Have been staying at the Travelodge since yesterday.Let me know if you are going out for a drink tonight.Will there be a Macbook Pro adaptor so I can plug my mac into the projector? Atb Lee
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Interdisciplinary Approaches to Documenting Performance

A one-day symposium from the TaPRA working group on Documenting Performance in collaboration with the M3P Foundation and the Interdisciplinary & Collaborative Practices cluster at the University of Hull's Scarborough Campus on Saturday 24 March 2012.

REGISTRATION

Registration is required for this event. The online registration form is available at http://tinyurl.com/TaPRA240312

This event is free to all current members of TaPRA. Anyone who did not attend TaPRA's 2011 conference in London will be required to pay a one-off fee to TaPRA of £10, which will make them members for the remainder of the year ('TaPRA years' run from conference to conference). The registration fee also covers refreshments throughout the day. Payments can be made in cash or by cheque payable to TaPRA on the day.

SCHEDULE

09:30: Registration

10:30: Introduction

10:40: KEYNOTE - Prof Barry Smith, Honorary Research Fellow HATII, University of Glasgow

11:30: M3P Session: Documenting Performance

12:30: Lunch

14:00: KEYNOTE - Simon Wilson, Senior Archivist, Hull History Centre
Born-digital Archives @ Hull: a case study
See also http://www2.lib.virginia.edu/aims/whitepaper/

14:45: TaPRA Panel 1

15:45: Cara Davis: iOWE You A Body. (performance/demonstration)

16:15: Tea & Coffee Break

16:30: TaPRA Panel 2

18:00  The University of Hull's Media & Memory Research Institute - soft launch

FURTHER DETAILS

MAP to the University of Hull's Scarborough Campus available here: http://g.co/maps/durhe

Free parking is available on campus all day. If you're taking a train, walking to campus takes about 25 minutes. A taxi ride from the station to campus costs about £5.

Some parts of the symposium will be streamed live at http://icpcluster.org<http://icpcluster.org/>

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 Dr. Toni Sant
 Director of Research

 School of Arts and New Media
 The University of Hull - Scarborough Campus
 Filey Road, Scarborough - YO11 3AZ

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