On the Issue of Belonging: Thinking through Networks and Generations Meeting in the Suite Royal of the Odin Teatret with Helen Varley Jamieson, the webqueen of the Magdalena Project

On the Issue of Belonging: Thinking through Networks and Generations Meeting in the Suite Royal of the Odin Teatret with Helen Varley Jamieson, the webqueen of the Magdalena Project

This contribution discusses the issue of belonging in relation to the creation of artists’ communities, networks and generations. Written from a particular position of a woman artist/scholar engaged in both professional performance practice and practice as research academic culture, this contributio...

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Main Author: Lena Simic
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Open Library of Humanities 2009-07-01
Series:Body, Space & Technology Journal
Online Access:https://www.bstjournal.com/articles/128
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spelling doaj-e660f848d6cf4d2fa0bb80d81775d5932020-11-25T00:32:57ZengOpen Library of HumanitiesBody, Space & Technology Journal1470-91202009-07-0181128On the Issue of Belonging: Thinking through Networks and Generations Meeting in the Suite Royal of the Odin Teatret with Helen Varley Jamieson, the webqueen of the Magdalena ProjectLena SimicThis contribution discusses the issue of belonging in relation to the creation of artists’ communities, networks and generations. Written from a particular position of a woman artist/scholar engaged in both professional performance practice and practice as research academic culture, this contribution is a working through of a momentary politics of belonging to a generation. It posits the interview with Helen Varley Jamieson, the webqueen of the Magdalena Project, as a premise through which such questions of belonging are posed. Through this contribution I am concerned to address the particularities of multiple belongings, which are open, temporary and generative rather than exclusive.https://www.bstjournal.com/articles/128
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title_short On the Issue of Belonging: Thinking through Networks and Generations Meeting in the Suite Royal of the Odin Teatret with Helen Varley Jamieson, the webqueen of the Magdalena Project
title_full On the Issue of Belonging: Thinking through Networks and Generations Meeting in the Suite Royal of the Odin Teatret with Helen Varley Jamieson, the webqueen of the Magdalena Project
title_fullStr On the Issue of Belonging: Thinking through Networks and Generations Meeting in the Suite Royal of the Odin Teatret with Helen Varley Jamieson, the webqueen of the Magdalena Project
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description This contribution discusses the issue of belonging in relation to the creation of artists’ communities, networks and generations. Written from a particular position of a woman artist/scholar engaged in both professional performance practice and practice as research academic culture, this contribution is a working through of a momentary politics of belonging to a generation. It posits the interview with Helen Varley Jamieson, the webqueen of the Magdalena Project, as a premise through which such questions of belonging are posed. Through this contribution I am concerned to address the particularities of multiple belongings, which are open, temporary and generative rather than exclusive.
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