Aaron Wright

Primavera De Filippi

The Rule of Code

Blockchain and the Law

Narratives of grace contain within themselves the potential to become means of grace. Poetics is such a narrative. This uplifting and soul-enriching work is a collection of poems which trace the path from our universal pain - upwards towards our final end: Life in God. Fundamentally, this book is a love letter, written from a father to his family; from a layman to the Church; from a citizen to his culture; from a man to his world; from a now living soul - to Jesus Christ, his ever-living God.

An Exercise in Theoria

Poetics

Lois Keidan

The Live Art Almanac Volume 3 is a collection of ‘found’ writings about and around Live Art that were originally published, shared, sent, spread and read between January 2010 and December 2011. Selected from an open call for submissions and produced with a network of international partners, Volume 3 reflects the dynamic, international contexts in which Live Art and radical performance-based practices are taking place and the many ways they are being written about. Volume 3 features more traditional forms of writing such as newspaper reviews, journal articles, catalogue essays and lecture texts as well as new platforms for critical discourses like blogs, tweets and other emergent online media, to reflect the huge diversity of work and the seismic shifts that have happened in Live Art over the last few years, particularly the unprecedented institutional embrace of performance and the rise and rise of activist practices. The publication is grouped into seven loosely themed sections: Performance and the Institution; The Presence of Performance in Pop Culture and New Media; Performance, Activism and Public Protest; Taste, Trash and Outrageousness; On Stage/Off Stage: Performance and the Theatrical; Festivals, Scenes and Strategies: From the Local to the Global; and obituaries, lectures and miscellaneous writings. The Live Art Almanac Volume 3 is published by Live Art Development Agency and Oberon Books, and was developed in partnership with Live Art UK, Performance Space 122 (New York, USA), Performance Space (Sydney, Australia), La Pocha Nostra (San Francisco, USA), and Maska (Ljubljana, Slovenia), with additional support from Asia Art Archive (Hong Kong), ArteEast (New York/Middle East) and Ashkal Alwan (Beirut).

Volume 3

The Live Art Almanac

Second-Place Winner 2020 Indie Reader Discovery Awards Finalist 2020 Montaigne Medal Award What do you stand for? How far will you go to advocate for a loved one? What are your limits? Arthur Russell is an average guy-a married man with one child and one on the way, he and his growing family settle in Davis, CA for a life they dreamed of and a top-notch educational system. In this promising life, Arthur comes face-to-face with a discrimination that tests his limits. Thirteen Doors is a story of transformation, resilience, a parents' love, and a family's bond. This deeply moving and personal story brings us to the threshold of injustice and brings us through the thirteen doors to become a warrior for change. "The most paralyzing part of the autism journey is believing you are alone - that your experience of "different" is absolute and alienating. That's why stories like Thirteen Doors matter. In preciously recognizable little moments, as much as larger plot lines, connection secures strangers to feathers, and lifts us all a little higher." - Jennifer Cook (formerly Cook O'Toole), Best-selling author of Autism in Heels and founder of Belong "Beautiful, heartbreaking, real. A story that shares the truth about the struggles and complexity of the autism journey from a father's perspective. I walked away with more understanding and compassion." -Amy Ahlers, Author of Big Fat Lies Women Tell Themselves and Reform Your Inner Mean Girl

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