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Cultural Writing. African-American Studies. Performing Arts. LET'S GET IT ON: THE POLITICS OF BLACK PERFORMANCE is a "provocative examination of issues of cultural identity through an investigation of innovative performance practice"-Catherine Ugwu. Produced by ICA Live Arts, a contemporary arts institute in Boston, LET'S GET IT ON, features the art of Reza Abdoh, Elia Arce, Chila Kumari Burman, Ronald Fraser-Monro and more as well as essays by Cosco Fusco and bell hooks and others. The collection evaluates various forms of African-American performance art from the circle of the dance under slavery to carnival and its masquerade of identities, and the validity of the art form in a contemporary society. "This passionate and provocative collection brings together a rich mix of voices to reveal the dazzling creativity of live arts performance at the critical edge of contemporary cultural politics"-Kobena Mercer.
About the Author: Catherine Ugwu is Deputy Director of Live Arts at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, and holds programming, curatorial, and commissioning responsibilities. She has been involved in performance and related practice since 1986. In addition to participating in international conferences and arts organizations, in 1993 she organized the seminal State of the Art Conference for the National Review of Live Art, which is the basis for Let's Get It On.
Title: Let's Get It On : Politics of Black ...
Publisher: I C A/Institute of Contemporary Arts
Publication Date: 1995
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Good