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1 INDEX acts of transfer see intangible cultural heritage Adorno, Theodor 140 2, 146 archive and repertoire 92 6, , 133 see also intangible cultural heritage Arizpe, Lourdes 91 2 art Abstract Expressionism 154, 156 autonomy and heteronomy 140 4, 146, 149 body art , 162 embodiment 137, 142 3, 151 4, 156 7, erotics in 159 formalism 152, 154, 156, 159 intersubjectivity 137 Minimalism 141 5, 147, 148, 155 scholarship on 143 4, , seriality and time-based 147 9, 158, 159 social practice and extended form 140 socially engaged practice , 143 4, viewing and spectatorship 142 3, 152, 155 6, see also Fluxus; Greenberg, Clement; Happenings; performance, repetition in; performance art; Rosenberg, Harold Artaud, Antonin 94 As Yet Thou Art Young and Rash, see Target Margin Theater Athens, ancient 12 14, 17, 19 audiences, see art, viewing and spectatorship; liveness, spectatorship; oral history, interviewer or audience; SS Great Britain, audience response;, spectatorship; Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit..., audience response Austin, J. L. 7 8, 121, 174 Bakhtin, Mikhail 100, 121 Balanchine, George 56 Bali 5, performance forms Barong Drama Gong 70 gamelan 65, 69 Janger 67 Topeng 64, 66 8, 70 Wayang 66 7, 69, 70 politics Gewani (Women s Auxiliary of PKI) 67 8 PKI (Communist Party) 60, PNI (Nationalist Party) 66 7 theatre state 63 see also Geertz, Clifford; Suharto; Sukarno; Suteja, Anak Agung Ball, Hugo 154 Barthes, Roland 40 Baudrillard, Jean 19 Bauman, Richard 120 1, Benjamin, Walter 78 9, 86, 109, 141 Bhabha, Homi 122 Bishop, Claire , 143, 146, 147 Black Mountain College Boal, Augusto 137 Boswell, James 23 Bourdieu, Pierre Brecht, Bertolt 140 1, 148 Butler, Judith 55, , 174 5, 177 Cage, John 52, 56, 116, 157 Canepa-Koch, Gisela

2 Case, Sue-Ellen CIA 60, 67 cognitive neuroscience dance and 3 4, mirror neurons 53 6 see also kinesthesia concerts Conquergood, Dwight 15, 25, 61, 121 2, 128, contact improvisation 51 Cornerstone Theater Company Couple in the Cage (The) 37, 40 1 see also Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit... cultural studies 1, 6, 120, 121, 161, 166 7, 169, 171 4, 178 Birmingham School see also cultural turn cultural turn 3, 6 see also cultural studies; queer studies culture 62 3, 70 2 Cunningham, Merce 52, 56, 157 Cushman, Charlotte 177 Cut Piece, see Ono, Yoko Dada Dafoe, Willem 107, 114 dance, see Balanchine, George; cognitive neuroscience; Cunningham, Merce; Forsythe, William; Graham, Martha; kinesthesia; modern dance de Certeau, Michel 80, 86, Derrida, Jacques 31, 39, 99, 174 Diamond, Elin 175, 177 Diamond, Larry 7, disidentification, see Mũnoz, Jose Dolan, Jill Duchamp, Marcel 141, 154, 159 durational art, see art, seriality and time-based; Flattery, Shannon; Sierra, Santiago 18 Happenings in 6 Parts, see Kaprow, Allan embodied practice, see art, embodiment; intangible cultural heritage ethnography 63 4, 69 71, 132, 178 critical 136, 139, 143, 144, 146, reversed 41 salvage ethnography, 99 see also Geertz, Clifford; oral history; queer studies, methods, self-reflexive; Euripides 12 14, 21 The Suppliant Women, see Target Margin Theater Festival of Britain 81 film 107 9, 112, , 161 flânerie, see, spectatorship Flattery, Shannon (Touchable Stories) 132, 136 7, Fluxus 154 5, folklore 107, , 120, 137, 139 Forsythe, William 56 Fried, Michael 142 4, 155 Fry, Roger 152 Fusco, Coco 26, 37, 40 1 see also Couple in the Cage (The); Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit... Geertz, Clifford 5, 16 17, 60 3 Gillick, Liam 138 Goffman, Erving 100 Gómez-Peña, Guillermo 26, 36 7 see also Couple in the Cage (The); Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit... Graham, Martha 101 Greater London Council (GLC) 76, 81, 82 Greenberg, Clement 152 7, 159, 162 GuitarBotana, see Kimira, Mari Gutai 157 8, 161 Happenings 154, Hemispheric Institute 92, 102 heritage, see intangible cultural heritage; Hirschorn, Thomas 138 Houston, Whitney 109, 117 immanent critique 4 6, 17 insurgency 12, 21 intangible cultural heritage (ICH) 91 3, intellectual property and 97 stakeholders in 96 7, 101 traditional performance and 97 9 Fiesta de la Virgen de Paucartambo 97 8 marae of Aotearoa, New Zealand 97 8 Mexican Day of the Dead 97 9 see also UNESCO Iron Ship The, see SS Great Britain 190

3 Jiro, Yoshihari, see Gutai Johnson, E. Patrick , Johnson, Dr. Samuel 23, 26 Kant, Immanuel 151 3, 162 Kaprow, Allan Happenings in 6 Parts Kimira, Mari (GuitarBotana) black dress performing with robot kinesthesia 46 55, 57 kinesthetic empathy proprioception 47 8, 50 Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Barbara 77, 94 5, 97, 161 Lebel, Jean-Jacques 159, 160 linguistic turn liveness computer mediation and historical change over time and 109, 112, immediacy and intimacy nonlive 109 spectatorship , London s South Bank (Southwark) 6, attractions British Film Institute 83, 84 Globe Theatre 80 5 Hayward Gallery 76 8, 81, 83, 85 7 London Eye 82 Royal Festival Hall 81 Royal National Theatre 81, 83 5 Tate Modern 82 5 Renaissance period 80 1, 84 Lukács, Georg 141 Lyotard, Jean-François 19 Mahabharata Mann, Emily 129 Matthieu, Georges 157 Meat Joy, see Schneeman, Carolee mediatization and liveness 4, 27 36, see also performance, ephemerality modern dance 48 9, 52 Morris, Robert 142, 145, 155, 163 Mostar Mouffe, Chantal 138 Mũnoz, Jose , museums, see art; Myerhoff, Barbara 121, 131, 133 New Criticism cm Bread Cube, see Sierra, Santiago Nora, Pierre 99 Oda Projesi (Turkey) 138, 146 Ono, Yoko (Cut Piece) 156 oral history 5, 120 4, 133 clinical situations co Dinh ethnokinesis intersubjectivity of listeners , 133 interviewer or audience 121, methodology 122 3, 130 1, 133 Mr. Alder personal history and narrative subjectivity in trauma 120, see also performance, repetition in Paid People, see Sierra, Santiago performance defined democracy and 4, 7, 11 12, ecologies 27 8, embodiedness in 2 4, 7 ephemerality 25 7, 42 paradigm 26 paradoxology 27 8, 36, 37, 40 2 performative identity 5 repetition in 122, 124, technology and see also art, embodiment; performance art; performance studies; performative turn; queer studies; performance art 4, 26, 143, see also art, body art; Dada; Fluxus; Happenings performance as research (PaR) 24 7, 30 1, 35 7, 42 PARIP (Practice as Research in Performance) 25 performance studies discipline of 1 2 history and 7 universities and 2, 24 performative turn 1 8, performativity 55 6, see also Austin, J. L.; Butler, Judith Performance Studies international (PSi)

4 Phelan, Peggy Pollock, Jackson practice as research, see performance as research practice-led research, see performance as research private and public spheres, see Sennett, Richard;, gender and queer studies class in 166, , 178 feminism and genesis as academic field LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual) politics and studies , queer and LGBT identities 5, 166, methods methodology and theory self-reflexive 171 3, 178 performance and 166 7, race in 166, , 174, Stonewall Riots subaltern practices 172, 174 see also cultural studies race relations, in performance art 156 see also Mostar; oral history, Mr. Alder; queer studies, race in radio 110 Rancière, Jacques 12, Rauschenberg, Robert 157 Roach, Joseph 77, 98 robotics, see Kimira, Mari; liveness, computer mediation and Román, David Rosenberg, Harold Schechner, Richard 6, 24 6, 64 6, 77 8, 93 4, 121, 160, Schneeman, Carolee (Meat Joy) 159 Schneider, Rebecca 161 Sehgal, Tino (This Progress) Sennett, Richard Sharp, Willoughby 160 Shawn, Wallace 108 9, 115 Sierra, Santiago 136 8, cm Bread Cube 147, 149 Paid People cm Line Tattooed on Six Paid People 145 Smith, Anna Deavere 130 Southbank Centre, see London s South Bank spectatorship, see art, viewing and spectatorship; liveness, spectatorship; oral history, interviewer or audience; SS Great Britain, audience response;, spectatorship; Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit..., audience response sports, and performance studies 15 17, 21, 108, 109 fitness and 48, 56 7 SS Great Britain (Bristol Docks) 3, 25 36, 42 audience response 31 5 StoryCorps (National Public Radio) subjectivity 4 see also art, intersubjectivity; art, socially engaged practice; oral history, intersubjectivity of listeners; oral history, subjectivity in; queer studies Suharto 5, 63, 67, 70 Sukarno 65 7 Suppliant Women, The, see Target Margin Theater Suteja, Anak Agung 65 6, 68 Target Margin Theater (As Yet Thou Art Young and Rash) 12 14, 21 Tectonic Theater Company 130 television , 115 theatre 3, 7, 11 12, 28, 121, 132, 161, 162, 177 scholarship of 161 theatre and citizenship see also performance, democracy and Theatre Piece #1, see Black Mountain College theatricality, see Fried, Michael This Progress, see Sehgal, Tino Tiravanija, Rirkrit 138 Tisch School of the Arts (New York University) 160 Touchable Stories, see Flattery, Shannon economy and consumption 77 9, 82 4, 86 7, 96 gender and 78 80, 85 7 Las Vegas 87 performance and 5 6, 77 8, 85 7 spectatorship 78 80, 83 7 Tokyo (Odaiba) 87 see also London s South Bank trauma, see oral history, trauma Turner, Victor 64,

5 250 cm Line Tattooed on Six Paid People, see Sierra, Santiago Two Undiscovered Amerindians Visit , audience response 36 7, 40 1 Tzara, Tristan, see Dada UNESCO 3, Convention to Safeguard Intangible Cultural Heritage 91, 93, 95 7, 102, 108 living human treasures 93 5 Manual on Festive Events, Rituals, and Social Practices 92, 100, 102 Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity 93 5 Recommendations on the Safeguarding of Traditional Culture and Folklore 93 Universal Experience exhibit, see London s South Bank, attractions, Hayward Gallery US State Department Vietnam War, see Mann, Emily; oral history, co Dinh Warner, Michael 169, World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) 97 Yuyachkani