alys longley | Mapeodebordesporosos

alys longley ARTIST / CREATIVE RESEARCHER / TEACHER

acut: the other side of the limit

video/installation/text 2024

Soft Borders Lifting

Artwork 2023

A Tilting Body of Precarious Maps and Migrant Constellations.

Online artwork 2022.

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Santiago Museum of Contemporary Art

Exhibition 2022

Chaosgraph

Video Work 2022

Humattering

Performance Works 2021 - 2022

Mapeo de Bordes Porosos

2019 - 2020

Postal Project

2020

alys&pavle

Publication series 2020 - 2023

Performance and Radical Kindness

Journal Editor 2021

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Language Is An Intangible bridge

Book 2021

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alys & pavle 2020

Book

Artistic Approaches to Cultural Mapping

Book 2020
Editors
Nancy Duxbury
W.F. Garrett-Petts
alys longley

Mistranslation Laboratory

Performance Works, Exhibition & Book 2016 - 2019

Smudge Skittle

Publication 2018

Undisciplining Dance in Nine Movements and Eight Stumbles

Book 2018
Editors
Carol Brown
alys longley

Radio Strainer

Performance Works, Exhibition & Book 2015

the foreign language of motion

Book 2013

Further Publications

Collaborating Across Borders In Isolating Times; Four Artistic Strategies for intentional Co-Creation with Examples

Journal Article 2023.
Performance Research
Routledge.

Accelerating a blaze of very tender violence

Ten experiments in writing with performance and activism

In:
Affective Movements, Methods and Pedagogies
Edition
1st Edition
First Published2020
Routledge
pp. 60-83
eBook ISBN9781003005377
How might performance, activism and writing cross-pollinate in forms of writing that invite ambiguity, fragmentation, rhythm, darkness, poetic experimentation and style as a kind of touch? Such writing makes space for resistance against academic convention, to enable a blaze of tender or creative violence to move through normative, enculturated habits of language, making space for yet-to-be-imagined modes of practice. The matches of affect, feeling, intensity and memory (in all its multiplicity) can burn into pages, incinerating passive and disembodied conventions to make space for new authorial freedoms and embodied knowledges. A multi-modal approach to activism and dance writing inform the ten parts of this chapter. The Chilean protests of 2019 form a recurring motif through sections that provide different perspectives on writing affect in relation to performance making and political activism. Kathleen Stewart’s evocative, fragmentary approach to non-fiction, Erin Manning’s event score, Lisa Robertson’s poetic evocations of texture and space and Claire MacDonald’s writing in the expanded field are discussed in relation to diverse artists. Expanded approaches to performance documentation enable writing, performance, choreography, artistic mapping and visual art to bleed into each other. enabling an unpredictable sprawl of ideas through page-based and digital media, into social life and education.