Tuesday, June 11, 2019
Scene 6.1 is now available
Scene 6.1 is now available!
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Aims & Scope
Scene is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to a critical examination of space and scenic production. Scene welcomes new critical frameworks for the scholarship of creating a scene and invites contributions which explore all aspects of design contexts for live and recorded performance – particularly those which pay attention to the shaping of artistic vision, aesthetic sophistication, critical thinking and craft.
Issue 6.1
Editorial
Alison Oddey and Christine White
Articles
Potential unlocked: Art in prison
Benedict Carpenter and Victoria Knight
Aesthetics in Eje Festival at Ode Irele
Segun Omosule
Staging representations: Reflections on performing activism in a visual art and theatre collaboration
Julia Listengarten and Keri Watson
Narratives of the Anthropocene: How can the (performing) arts contribute towards the socioecological transition?
François Ribac
Arts-driven sustainability and sustainably driven arts
Ian Garrett
Visual Essay
A case for ecoscenography: Cultivating the continuous potential of things in performance design
Tanja Beer
Reviews
Scene is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to a critical examination of space and scenic production. Scene welcomes new critical frameworks for the scholarship of creating a scene and invites contributions which explore all aspects of design contexts for live and recorded performance – particularly those which pay attention to the shaping of artistic vision, aesthetic sophistication, critical thinking and craft.
Issue 6.1
Editorial
Alison Oddey and Christine White
Articles
Potential unlocked: Art in prison
Benedict Carpenter and Victoria Knight
Aesthetics in Eje Festival at Ode Irele
Segun Omosule
Staging representations: Reflections on performing activism in a visual art and theatre collaboration
Julia Listengarten and Keri Watson
Narratives of the Anthropocene: How can the (performing) arts contribute towards the socioecological transition?
François Ribac
Arts-driven sustainability and sustainably driven arts
Ian Garrett
Visual Essay
A case for ecoscenography: Cultivating the continuous potential of things in performance design
Tanja Beer
Reviews
- Life and Fate, adapted for the stage and directed by Lev Dodin, Maly Drama Theatre Company, Theatre Royal, Haymarket, 12 May 2018 Gregory Sporton
- Life is a Dream, by Kim Brandstrup, Rambert Dance Company, Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, 26 May 2018 Gregory Sporton
- New Work/New Music, The Royal Ballet, Royal Opera House, Linbury Theatre, 8 February 2019 Gregory Sporton
