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Writings about Carol Brown Dances

  • Soudan, Jerome (2008) Sacrifice of Sound Les Arts Minis One More Than Nine

    Composer and sound artist Jerome Soudan invited me to write something for his book based on our collaborative processes for Electric Fur and The Changing Room.  I describe his process as a sacrifice of sound, cruel and tender, shuddering in nervous architectures we became etched with it.

  • Trubridge, Sam (2007) Beyond the Veil Winter/Spring 2007, Issue 30, p3-10, 8p Theatre Forum

    The article discusses the collaboration between choreographer Carol Brown and theatre architect Dorita Hannah in the production of Aarero Stone.

  • Lucy Bullivant (2006) Embodied Interfaces for Dance Responsive Environments Victoria and Albert Museum

    Lucy Bullivant describes the work of Carol Brown and Mette Ramsgard-Thomsen, The Changing Room in the context of digital developments in architecture and the shift towards a more kinesthetic understanding of construction.

  • Claid, Emilyn (2006) Yes? No! Maybe: Seductive Ambiguity in Dance London: Routledge

    Claid discusses the solo Ocean Skin and interviews Carol about The Changing Room.

  • Josephine Leask (2004) It's Raining Dance At Dance Umbrella Flash Review

    Brown Moves through the Changing Room of the Virtual and the Real at Greenwich Dance Agency as part of Dance Umbrella.

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  • Grant, Simon (2000) Body Talk April 2000, pp.32-36 Blueprint 171
  • Leask, Josephine (2000) City, Space and Navigation 7.2000 pp.32-33. allett International/TanzAktuell
  • Adair, Christie (1999) Resistant Revelations Volume 15, 1, 1999 Dance Theatre Journal

    Adair discusses the work of Carol Brown, Wendy Houston and Liz Aggiss in the context of contemporary feminist politics.

  • Summers Bremner, Eluned (1997) Talking Dance Women's Studies Journal Volume 13, 1 1997
  • (0000) On Stage Vogue Italia N.605 2001, p.123
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Writings by Carol Brown

  • Brown, Carol and Ramsgard-Thomsen (2008) Dancing-Drawing Fields of Presence in SeaUnSea pp228-246 (eds) Dorita Hannah and Olav Harslof. Roskilde University, Copenhagen Performance Design Roskilde University, Copenhagen.

    Could dancing a drawing be a way to create an ephemeral space?  How can we find ways of drawing through movement using customised digital tools?  Carol Brown and Mette Ramsgard-Thomsen discuss the process of creaing SeaUnSea a real-time dance installation premiered as part of Dance Umbrella 2006.

     

  • Brown, Carol (2006) The Aesthetics of Smash and Grab pp.5-14. Liz Aggiss and Billy Cowie Anarchic Dance London: Routledge
  • Brown, Carol (2005) Making Work for Our Time ChoreoForum Dance UK

    When flesh meets data what dancing then?  The question is a provocation.  What kinds of choreographic practices emerge through the integrated circuitry of dancers and digital media? And what are the possibilities for the survival of theatre dance, that most economically fragile and publically marginal of all the arts, given the omnipresence of digital media  and screen technologies? At the heart of this talk is the belief that emerging technologies can support new models of practice for choreographers without losing touch with our embodied selves and liveness. 'Making Work for our Time' and 'Making Time for our Work' was part of a day of talks presented by Dance UK as part of the Gulbenkian Programme.

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  • Brown, Carol (2004) Arteries and Avatars pp 39-51 Mary Brady Choreographic Encounters Volume 2 Cork: Institute for Choreography and Dance

    Nomadic thought, matrices, and the writings of Seamus Heaney inform this account of the research and creation of The Changing Room.

  • Brown, Carol (2003) dance-architecture workshop

    Isadora and Raymond Duncan Centre for Dance. 29 September - 5 October 2003

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  • Brown, Carol (2003) sight lines/fault lines: Overwriting Perspectives Ehrlich, K. & LaBelle, B Surface Tension: Problematics of Site. Errant Bodies Press, pp.227-238

    Thinking Moving Beyond the Box PARIP Keynote Address. Bristol University, September 14th 2003

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  • Brown, Carol (2003) How we are Here: Afterthoughts on Te Pou Rahui. Unpublished article Read Article

  • Brown, Carol (2002) Dancing through the Mediascape #19 pp.10-13 On Tour: British Drama and Dance Read Article

  • Brown, Carol (2002) Dwelling Space Animated Winter 2002, pp 4-6
  • Brown, Carol (2001) Tall Stories Dance Theatre Journal volume 16 no 4 2001, pp.20-24.
  • Grilikhes, Alexandra and Brown, Carol (2000) Shelf Life: An Interview Nierika Editions, pp.4-15. American Writing 20
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