Performance Research Journal
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On Invasion (28.3)
Edited by Helena Grehan and Miriam Haughton
We live in a world of unpredictability, fracture and powerlessness. Acts of violence, invasion and oppression, both seen and unseen, pervade all aspects of life and threaten the viability of the planet. Yet, perhaps because of this powerlessness and fracture, this is also a time of solidarity, of acts of resistance both large and small, and of friendship, love and bravery. The contributions to ‘On Invasion’ negotiate in creative and provocative ways this confusing and confounding time and in doing so they ask us to consider the role, value and power of art to intervene, to destabilize, to disrupt and to question the status quo.
1 On Invasion: Performance, resistance and refusal
HELENA GREHAN AND MIRIAM HAUGHTON
5 Performances of Memory: Collective resistance in the
aftermath of violence
DIMITRA GKITSA
12 On Dammed Landscapes and Invasive Infrastructures
MILIJA GLUHOVIC
22 UNcovering Stories of Displacement and Hope: Picasso
Presents Gernika at the United Nations
BEGOÑA ECHEVERRIA AND ANNIKA C. SPEER
28 I Was Thinking [Artist pages]
NATHALIE ROZANES
30 UnCooked Meets: Performing rediscovery in Aotearoa
NICOLA HYLAND
36 Ecological Performance and ‘Settler Creep’: Making space to
resist invasion
MELANIE KLOETZEL
46 Crafting Inoculation: The Indigenous futurity of Ruth
Cuthand’s beadwork
KRISTEN HOLFEUER
54 Resilient Matriarchs: Honouring women, kinship and
resurgence in an Indigenous adaptation of Euripides’ Trojan
Women
SABINA SWETA SEN-PODSTAWSKA WITH FLOYD FAVEL
64 Voice is Vision: Black feminism, invasion and spatial justice
in conceptual German performative space [Artist pages]
JASMINE TUTUM
69 The Slow Emergency of the Future: Negative dialectics in
The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes (2019) by Back
to Back Theatre
HANNAH RAY
76 Embodied Histories of Gender and Generation in Post-
Conflict Northern Ireland
SHONAGH HILL
83 Invading Capitalist Ageism in Applied Theatre through
Anti-Ageism Praxis
GEORGIA GRACE BOWERS
90 Invasion, Replacement and Colonial Anxiety in The War of
the Worlds
KEVIN BROWN
98 The Men in White [Artist pages]
BILL AITCHISON
100 Intimate Archives: Love letters in wartime Europe
PAULINE MORNET
107 Invasion as Trespassing Spatial Boundaries: Anti-domestic
violence during the COVID-19 pandemic
YINGJUN WEI
114 The Aesthetics of Invasion: Differentiated bodies in
performance art
FELIPE HENRIQUE MONTEIRO OLIVEIRA AND ANDREA
PAGNES (VESTANDPAGE)
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REVIEWS
121 Ashes to Ashes: Is expression of female violence just
too much?
KFIR LAPID-MASHALL
122 A Politics of Listening
JACOB MALLINSON BIRD
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124 Notes on Contributors
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