ABSTRACT Designing a 'living archive' that will enable new forms of circus performance to be realised is a complex and dynamic challenge. This paper discusses the methods and approaches used by the research team in the design of the Circus Oz Living Archive. Essential to this project has

Because they include living materials and are influenced by the fluctuating conditions ofnature, gardens activate another kind oftime. Working with living materials entails a certain relinquishing ofcontrol, and despite the meticulous care bestowed on the gardens, there remains an inevitable

Abstract: This paper describes how Charles Darwin University

archive ” that visually displays the creative and critical responses of the New School’s student community to the Occupy Wall Street movement. It is composed not only of elements such as video, photographs, audio and performance projects, but also text-based works such as live feed tag clouds, posters

marginalized groups, but the vast majority of those targeted had developmental disabilities. The history of eugenics in Western Canada, therefore, is an important legacy of disability studies. The Community-University Research Alliance (CURA) project, Living Archives on Eugenics in Western Canada joins some 30

Though amaranth has been studied intensively for its exceptional nutritional properties, little has been reported about its capacity for fighting poverty, securing food supplies, turning migrations, or its impact on the environment and the prospect for improvement of living conditions of those

This thesis is dedicated to those who have lost their lives to food borne illness and to the thousands of dedicated food industry professionals who work hard every day to prevent these illnesses. Hopefully this thesis will show the way to better outcomes for all. Acknowledgements Returning to MIT

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of representations of representations: once it does so, it becomes something other than performance ” (1993, 146). Violence, then, marks the archive, whose existence depends on performance’s undoing. Whereas the binaries that structure performance theory discussions about archives associate performance with, among

ABSTRACT The Computational Analysis of the Live Music Archive (CALMA) project aims to facilitate investigation and scholarship related to live music through development of a Linked Data service combining metadata captured during deposition of audio to the Internet Archive, with computational