My text, Misdirections, a response to Swansea Performance Weekend, is now live at the link in my bio or via @swanseaperformance
I had a lot of fun writing this, staying with these works, and dreaming of the Kardomah. The words quoted in the third slide are from Alex Hetherington’s wonderful Sister Films, which was part of the programme. And of course there are lots of borrowings and tangents led by the work of the contributing artists and other gossips. Thanks to @vrosssmith and @hollyslingsby for the commission 🍧
I seem to be thinking a lot about sleep/rest/dreaming lately 🫧
My review of @beatricegibson Dream Gossip at @ordet_ on @flashartmagazine and a piece of Alice Notley’s perfect poem [I stand here in whose eyes] 🔵🌀
My review of Carolyn Lazard’s Long Take at @nottm_contemp is now online @artpapers
This was a difficult work to write about, but I think this difficulty might be the cost of imagining something more/otherwise. Grateful I got to spend time thinking about it (haven’t finished).
We are excited to announce that Kit Edwards will write a new text responding to the live and video works shown at Swansea Performance Weekend.
Kit Edwards is a curator and writer based in Cardiff, Wales. Their work explores the transformative possibilities of live and time-based practices, through feminist, queer, crip and post-humanist perspectives. They are currently Curator of Performance at Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff. Their writing has been published in Flash Art International, Art Papers and elsewhere.
@kit_edwards
Join us at @glynnvivian from 20-23 November to experience the work yourself. Generously funded by @celfcymruarts
✨ Shimmering at the edge
Our autumn/winter 2025 season presents live performance transgressing boundaries of form and fantasy through ecological, queer, sonic and liquid logics.
Mae ein tymor hydref/gaeaf 2025 yn cyflwyno perfformiadau byw sy’n croesi ffiniau ffurf a ffantasi drwy resymeg ecolegol, cwiar, sonig a hylifol.
Featuring | Yn cynnwys:
⋆ Rhys Slade-Jones (@boparhys )
⋆ Dylan Huw (@dylan__huw )
⋆ Karen Christopher (@karenchristopher63 ), Tara Fatehi (@tarafteh ) and Jemima Yong (@jemimayong )
⋆ Andre Stitt (@andrestitt )
⋆ SERAFINE1369 (@serafine1369 )
⋆ Bragod and Rhodri Davies
⋆ Anushiye Yarnell (@anushiyeyarnell ), Angela Davies (@angeladaviesartist ), Tsubasa Kato and Li Binyuan
⋆ CŴM RAG (@cwmrag )
⋆ Nosweithia Vogue (@nosweithiavogue )
⋆ Common/Wealth (@common_wealthhq )
⋆ Beth Greenhalgh (@beth.greenhalgh.11 ) and Tim Bromage
⋆ GWENBA (@g.wenba ) and Tess Woof (@tesswoof )
⋆ Trevor Matthison (@mathisontrevor ) and Garry Stewart
⋆ Umulkhayr Mohamed
Tickets on sale now through the link in our bio | Tocynnau ar werth nawr drwy’r ddolen yn ein bio.
⛓👁🗨🌀 Performance at | Perfformiad yn
📍Chapter
📆 Autumn/winter season | Tymor yr hydref/gaeaf
A dynamic gathering of experimental and interdisciplinary performance
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Casgliad deinamig o artistiaid arbrofol a rhyngddisgyblaethol
Miranda Whall · Maggie Nicols · Dan Johnson · Heledd Evans · Jenny Moore · Marikiscrycrycry · The Welsh Ballroom Community · Ocean Hester Stefan Chillingworth · Strike Out · Eve Stainton · CINC · Malthus · May Swoon · Gareth Clark · Laure Boer · Randox Trio
Link in bio for full details + to book | Dolen yn bio am manylion llawn + tocynnau
When Earth Speaks: a Dirty Ensemble @mirandawhall@aberystwytharts 08/06
Responding to a live data stream from a sensor network in the Elenydd, seven artists (Neil Luck, Maya Kadish, Angela Wai-Nok Hui, Tim Beckham, Ashley John Long, Constance Humphries, Miranda Whall) tuned to each other, creating a sort of ecosystem on stage. Stunning and complex work drawing attention to issues of ecology, environmental collapse, complicity and alienation, the politics of data, knowledge production/extraction/capture, embodiment.
When Seeds Speak: A Seedy Ensemble comes to @chapterartscentre in September 🌾