On Saturday 1 June 2019, with the Drama Department at Queen Mary University of London, LADA presented a day of discussions around kickstarting and maintaining a Live Art practice, and an opportunity to find out more about the exciting MA Live Art programme that began in September 2018 in a new partnership between Queen Mary and LADA.

Brian Catling was the keynote speaker, presenting a lecture: 'FICTIONAL EVIDENCE: The art of performing imagined crimes'.

Prior to this, Daniel Oliver (QMUL) hosted a series of conversation between practitioners and producers on kickstarting and sustaining a Live Art Practice in 2019 and onwards:

Artists Lois Weaver and Martin O'Brien on sustaining a practice

Artists Franko B and Nando Messias on documenting, critical writing, and archiving

vimeo.com/353364405

Producers Phoebe Patey-Ferguson and Jen Smethurst on networking and connecting

Artists/curators/arts-workers Joseph Morgan Schofield and Jordan McKenzie on the artist as… (artist as curator, artist as researcher, artist as activist, artist as curator, artist as day-jobber)

vimeo.com/353364934

Following these conversations, Lois Keidan (LADA) and Dominic Johnson (QMUL) spoke about the MA.

vimeo.com/353373318

On Saturday 1 June 2019, with the Drama Department at Queen Mary University of London, LADA presented a day of discussions around kickstarting and maintaining a Live Art practice, and an opportunity to find out more about the exciting MA Live Art programme that began in September 2018 in a new partnership between Queen Mary and LADA.

Dominic Johnson (QMUL) and Lois Keidan (LADA) spoke about the MA Live Art.

The event also featured a a series of conversation between practitioners and producers on kickstarting and sustaining a Live Art Practice in 2019 and onwards:

Artists Lois Weaver and Martin O'Brien on sustaining a practice

Artists Franko B and Nando Messias on documenting, critical writing, and archiving

vimeo.com/353364405

Producers Phoebe Patey-Ferguson and Jen Smethurst on networking and connecting

Artists/curators/arts-workers Joseph Morgan Schofield and Jordan McKenzie on the artist as… (artist as curator, artist as researcher, artist as activist, artist as curator, artist as day-jobber)

vimeo.com/353364934

Following these conversations and presentations, the artist Brian Catling delivered a lecture: FICTIONAL EVIDENCE: The art of performing imagined crimes (vimeo.com/353375756).

On Saturday 1 June 2019, with the Drama Department at Queen Mary University of London, LADA presented a day of discussions around kickstarting and maintaining a Live Art practice, and an opportunity to find out more about the exciting MA Live Art programme that began in September 2018 in a new partnership between Queen Mary and LADA.

The first part of the event was a series of conversation between practitioners and producers on kickstarting and sustaining a Live Art Practice in 2019 and onwards:

Producers Phoebe Patey-Ferguson and Jen Smethurst on networking and connecting

Artists, curators and arts-workers Joseph Morgan Schofield and Jordan McKenzie on the artist as… (artist as curator, artist as researcher, artist as activist, artist as curator, artist as day-jobber)

Further conversations by artists Lois Weaver and Martin O'Brien on sustaining a practice, and artists Franko B and Nando Messias on documenting, critical writing, and archiving, can be viewed here: vimeo.com/353364405

Following these conversations, Lois Keidan (LADA) and Dominic Johnson (QMUL) spoke about the MA (vimeo.com/353373318), and the artist Brian Catling delivered a lecture: FICTIONAL EVIDENCE: The art of performing imagined crimes (vimeo.com/353375756).

On Saturday 1 June 2019, with the Drama Department at Queen Mary University of London, LADA presented a day of discussions around kickstarting and maintaining a Live Art practice, and an opportunity to find out more about the exciting MA Live Art programme that began in September 2018 in a new partnership between Queen Mary and LADA.

The first part of the event was a series of conversation between practitioners and producers on kickstarting and sustaining a Live Art Practice in 2019 and onwards:

Artists Lois Weaver and Martin O'Brien on sustaining a practice

Artists Franko B and Nando Messias on documenting, critical writing, and archiving

Further conversations by producers Phoebe Patey-Ferguson and Jen Smethurst on networking and connecting, and artists/curators/arts-workers Joseph Morgan Schofield and Jordan McKenzie on the artist as… (artist as curator, artist as researcher, artist as activist, artist as curator, artist as day-jobber) can be viewed here: vimeo.com/353364934

Following these conversations, Lois Keidan (LADA) and Dominic Johnson (QMUL) spoke about the MA (vimeo.com/353373318), and the artist Brian Catling delivered a lecture: FICTIONAL EVIDENCE: The art of performing imagined crimes (vimeo.com/353375756).