ADSA CONFERENCE 2021
PERFORMERS, MAKERS, METHODOLOGIES
CRAFTING CONDITIONS FOR DECENTRING SCHOLARSHIP AND PEDAGOGY IN DRAMA, THEATRE, PERFORMANCE STUDIES AND DANCE
Dance Research Australia Postgraduate Forum 2021 Program
As part of the Australasian Drama Studies Association (ADSA) conference 2021, Dance Research Australia has organised a forum for postgraduate dance research candidates anywhere in Australia. MA and PhD students will present summaries their projects, share their research, and hope to make connections with fellow researchers through short, 15-minute Zoom presentations. The structure will also allow time for questions and discussion.
Dance Research Australia is an international network that curates, connects and activates research to build capacity and invigorate dance praxis locally and globally, amid the ever-present histories and current critical discourses of the Australian context. Dance Research Australia fills a gap in the Australian dance ecology to build research capacity by facilitating a series of new engagement platforms. These include post graduate forums, reading groups, publications initiatives, presentations of artist led research and scholarly panels. The network focuses on community-building, visibility, and inclusivity: that is, broadening the current scope through encouraging new work and attracting, connecting and supporting emerging and established researchers. It is focused on Australian scholars, writers and artist-researchers working in the field of dance and allied fields both inside and outside the institution, and both locally and internationally. It advocates for the capacity of Australian dance research to attend to anti-colonial imperatives that connect it with critical change toward equity and justice.
Registration and Attendance
Attendance is free but we ask those attending to first register here, if you are not already registered for the ADSA conference.
Following registration, each session can be accessed through the Zoom link via the program page.
Friday 3rd December
NZ-3.30pm | VIC/NSW/TAS-1.30pm
SA-1pm | QLD-12.30pm | NT-12pm
WA-10.30am
Chair: Dr Jo Pollitt
Rina Corpus
Kristin Jackson’s Life of Dance and the Migrant Body
Ioannis Sidiropoulos
Sound, Motion, and the Brain: how sounds affect the creation of movements within an improvised performance
Emma Fishwick
Slow Choreographies: Addressing everyday sexisms through creative interventions
Friday 3rd December
NZ-4.45pm | VIC/NSW/TAS-2.45pm
SA-2.15pm | QLD-1.45pm | NT-1.15pm WA-11.45am
Chair: Dr Shaun McLeod
Aimee Brown
French baroque Dance for Musicians: a New Notation System
Sally Richardson
“The Challenge of a Woman in Charge”: Dancing the Gillard Years
Gareth Belling
Policy as choreographic act