Live Art

The Live Art Collection was initiated in late 2008 and is maintained by the British Library in collaboration with the Live Art Development Agency, London. Live Art is an innovative exploratory approach to contemporary performance practices. The range of websites in this collection includes organizations supporting, promoting and curating Live Art; artistsÂ’ websites; sites that are artistic or project-driven by their nature; blogsites and online spaces engaging in critical reviews; through to online archival sites relating to Live Art. This collection represents the diverse practices and approaches of artists today and the support and critical frameworks that exist to support, promote and comment upon Live Art and the ephemeral nature of this area of practice.

Sites (78)

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  1. 360degrees.tv
  2. 7 Acts of Love
  3. Aaron Williamson
  4. Acts of Achievement
  5. Alladeen
  6. Amino
  7. Anne Bean
  8. Ansuman Biswas
  9. Art Collaboration
  10. ArtRole
  11. Artsadmin
  12. BAC
  13. Basement, The
  14. Blast Theory
  15. Bluecoat, The
  16. Bobby Baker's Daily Life Ltd
  17. Brown Mountain College
  18. Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA)
  19. Chapter Arts Centre
  20. Chelsea Theatre

Sites (78)

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