Performance Art Explored Through Twelve Artist Interviews in artpress Publication
The February 2015 issue 419 of artpress features a series of twelve interviews with artists who have been active in France since the 1960s, delving into the diverse aspects of performance art. Among those interviewed are Ben, Jean-Jacques Lebel, and Bernard Heidsieck, alongside nods to John Cage and Fluxus. Significant works discussed include Julien Blaine's Doc(k)s journal from 1976, the International Symposium of Art-Performance organized by ORLAN and Hubert Besacier from 1979 to 1983, and the Polyphonix festival in 1979. The interviews showcase various artistic approaches, with insights from Joël Hubaut, Marie Cool and Fabio Balducci, Jean-Luc Verna, Charles Dreyfus, Tsuneko Taniuchi, Esther Ferrer, Arnaud Labelle-Rojoux, Olivier Dollinger, Éric Madeleine, ORLAN, and UNTEL, highlighting the interplay between art and life.
Key facts
- The publication features twelve interviews with performance artists.
- It appears in artpress issue 419, dated February 2015.
- Artists discussed are primarily active in France since the 1960s.
- Common influences include Ben, Jean-Jacques Lebel, and Bernard Heidsieck.
- International references like John Cage and Fluxus are noted.
- Cited projects include Doc(k)s (founded 1976) and the Polyphonix festival (founded 1979).
- The International Symposium of Art-Performance ran from 1979 to 1983.
- Artists like Joël Hubaut, Julien Blaine, and Marie Cool & Fabio Balducci are highlighted for their distinct approaches.
Entities
Artists
- Mehdi Brit
- Sandrine Meats
- Ben
- Jean-Jacques Lebel
- Bernard Heidsieck
- John Cage
- Julien Blaine
- ORLAN
- Hubert Besacier
- Joël Hubaut
- Marie Cool
- Fabio Balducci
- Jean-Luc Verna
- Charles Dreyfus
- Tsuneko Taniuchi
- Esther Ferrer
- Arnaud Labelle-Rojoux
- Olivier Dollinger
- Éric Madeleine
- UNTEL
Institutions
- artpress
- Fluxus
- Doc(k)s
- Symposium International d’Art-Performance
- Polyphonix
Locations
- France
Sources
- artpress —