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A woman who has painted her skin white and written black words all over her body, crouching on the ground in between two rows of people.
9 Sep

What's performance art got to do with it?

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CO.AS.IT. and Monash University present Angela Viora’s book, The Ecology of the Performance Art Process – Fragmentation, Union, Reconfiguration.

What’s performance art got to do with it? From Performance to Italian Studies and back: researching, performing, and teaching.

Angela Viora’s first book, born from her PhD thesis, takes readers on a captivating journey into the transformative power of live performance. The secret lies in the dynamic process the author identifies as ‘fragmentation’, ‘union’, and ‘reconfiguration’. But how does this connect to Italian Studies?

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Tue 9 Sep
  • 6.30pm - 8pm 6:30pm - 8:00pm

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Museo Italiano
199 Faraday St
Carlton 3053

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