Religion & Art Live is a new series of events for 2023/4 focused on performative and time-based works presented in person and streaming online.
Contact:
Nina Danino
n.danino@gold.ac.uk
Mark Dean
artschap.com/projects
Junior Fellow
To be appointed
n.danino@gold.ac.uk
Contact:
Nina Danino
n.danino@gold.ac.uk
Mark Dean
artschap.com/projects
Junior Fellow
To be appointed
n.danino@gold.ac.uk
Forthcoming Events 2025
Call for Submissions
Call for Submissions
Religion & Art 2024-2025 CHASE CDT: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS.
This current phase focuses on live and time-based research.
This is a call for submissions from PhD researchers across all CHASE institutions - including the Goldsmiths’ Art Department and Music Department and the University of Essex’s Literature, Film and Theatre Studies department as leading partners for this training. It is open to other disciplines and researchers should places become available.
Religion & Art 2024-25 is offering 3 CHASE CDT Funded Development and Training sessions in March, May, and June 2025. There are up to 12 places for PhD researchers to present light touch ongoing research in live and time-based practice-based research in video, performance, music, literature, film and theory.
Proposals should engage with religion or derivations of this discourse as practice, thought, theory, ritual in practice-based research in art and interdisciplinarity. Religion & Art encourages a diverse range of projects whilst retaining a critical rigour grounded in practice.
Training sessions will support light touch investigations in solo projects and also collaborative works.
PhD researchers will be mentored by invited artists who will also participate in presenting work in public with a location-sensitive approach in the Victorian Gothic church of Holy Trinity South Kensington, Prince Consort Rd, where Religion & Art maintains links via Arts Chaplaincy Projects.
The aim is to present your project or aspects of your research in an in-person public event which will be recorded, and in a series of post-event discussions.
Please note that there is no budget for the production of projects. The budget will only support technical assistance in the R&A recordings, an honorarium for mentors, and running costs.
In the lead up to the presentations, Mark Dean will be running drop-in sessions at Holy Trinity South Kensington for discussion, rehearsal and reconnaissance prior to the presentation of work. The event will be documented and made available online as a research archive at religionandart.org
The submission call will close at the end of November 2024.
Please send submission proposals jointly to Nina Danino n.danino@gold.ac.uk and Mark Dean m.w.dean@arts.ac.uk
Religion & Art is a CHASE CDT funded initiative with Dr Nina Danino, Art Department, Goldsmiths, with CHASE partner Professor Jeffrey Geiger, University of Essex, and Revd Mark Dean, Arts Chaplaincy Projects.
This current phase focuses on live and time-based research.
This is a call for submissions from PhD researchers across all CHASE institutions - including the Goldsmiths’ Art Department and Music Department and the University of Essex’s Literature, Film and Theatre Studies department as leading partners for this training. It is open to other disciplines and researchers should places become available.
Religion & Art 2024-25 is offering 3 CHASE CDT Funded Development and Training sessions in March, May, and June 2025. There are up to 12 places for PhD researchers to present light touch ongoing research in live and time-based practice-based research in video, performance, music, literature, film and theory.
Proposals should engage with religion or derivations of this discourse as practice, thought, theory, ritual in practice-based research in art and interdisciplinarity. Religion & Art encourages a diverse range of projects whilst retaining a critical rigour grounded in practice.
Training sessions will support light touch investigations in solo projects and also collaborative works.
PhD researchers will be mentored by invited artists who will also participate in presenting work in public with a location-sensitive approach in the Victorian Gothic church of Holy Trinity South Kensington, Prince Consort Rd, where Religion & Art maintains links via Arts Chaplaincy Projects.
The aim is to present your project or aspects of your research in an in-person public event which will be recorded, and in a series of post-event discussions.
Please note that there is no budget for the production of projects. The budget will only support technical assistance in the R&A recordings, an honorarium for mentors, and running costs.
In the lead up to the presentations, Mark Dean will be running drop-in sessions at Holy Trinity South Kensington for discussion, rehearsal and reconnaissance prior to the presentation of work. The event will be documented and made available online as a research archive at religionandart.org
The submission call will close at the end of November 2024.
Please send submission proposals jointly to Nina Danino n.danino@gold.ac.uk and Mark Dean m.w.dean@arts.ac.uk
Religion & Art is a CHASE CDT funded initiative with Dr Nina Danino, Art Department, Goldsmiths, with CHASE partner Professor Jeffrey Geiger, University of Essex, and Revd Mark Dean, Arts Chaplaincy Projects.
Organised by Kate Pickering, with Holly Slingsby, M. Maria Walhout & Katharina Ludwig, Garry Rutter, Sophie Sleigh-Johnson, Kate Pickering, Sarah White and Ric Stott.
(Un)godly limbs, wombs, wounds, tongues and earthy crumbs materialise through dance, sound, costume, spoken word and performative ritual, resurrecting the hol(e)y, dis/obedient body within Christian tradition. Come and share in an unorthodox communion, take a pilgrimage down into the ground of deathly rebirth, witness the fragmented, in/credulous body on the cusp between inside and out, as the Last Man on Earth wanders among us.
Schedule:
Doors open 1.45pm
Live performances 2-4.30pm (exact schedule TBA June)
Panel discussion 5-6.30pm
(Un)godly limbs, wombs, wounds, tongues and earthy crumbs materialise through dance, sound, costume, spoken word and performative ritual, resurrecting the hol(e)y, dis/obedient body within Christian tradition. Come and share in an unorthodox communion, take a pilgrimage down into the ground of deathly rebirth, witness the fragmented, in/credulous body on the cusp between inside and out, as the Last Man on Earth wanders among us.
Schedule:
Doors open 1.45pm
Live performances 2-4.30pm (exact schedule TBA June)
Panel discussion 5-6.30pm
Linda Mary Montano : Performances for EVENSONG
Session 2:
6th April 2024
St Stephen Walbrook
liminal experience/ mystical states/ aesthetic attitude/ sites of transformation/ encounter/ transfiguration/ despair/ cry/ hope
Dan Byrne-Smith - electronics and voice
Donna Matthews - voice and sound improvisation with Antónis Kastellaní
Nina Danino - voice
A performance/talk/event with sound pieces incorporating text from The Sickness Unto Death by Soren Kierkegaard, readings from Anaïs Nin and the music of Ash Ra Tempel
Session 1:
21st March 2023
Lumen
Presenters: Ariel Albuquerque, Dan Byrne-Smith, Nina Danino, Mark Dean, Sophie Hughes, Linda Mary Montano, Mimi Nicholson, James Tabbush
