Living monuments, a practice research methodology

Engagement activity: External performance, talk or presentation › Talk for a mainly non-academic audience (e.g. for the general public, community or industry)

Anna Birch (Invited speaker), 29 Feb 2016

Research and Knowledge Exchange Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

By drawing on her experience as a theatre director Anna's practice research explores the potential of performance and film to engage with and contribute to selected archives. She will share these findings and the feminist performance critique that supports her enquiry. MARCH, a Glasgow Women's Library and Royal Conservatoire of Scotland film documenting the large scale public performance event March of Women ( 2015) will be screened as a part of her presentation. This is an Exchange Talk.

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TitleLiving monuments, a practice research methodology
Date29/02/16 → 29/02/16
LocationRoyal Conservatoire of Scotland
CityGlasgow
Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
Degree of recognitionLocal event
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Latest Work

  • Walking Women: Utopia

    Birch, A., Heddon, D., Qualmann, C. & Sharrocks, A., 16 Jul 2016

    Research output: Performances, compositions and other non-textual forms › CD/DVD/other digital output

  • MARCH (2015)

    Birch, A. & Patrick, A., 10 Aug 2015

    Research output: Performances, compositions and other non-textual forms › CD/DVD/other digital output

  • March of Women: A Pageant of Great Women

    Birch, A. & Patrick, A., 7 Mar 2015

    Research output: Performances, compositions and other non-textual forms › Performance

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