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Level playing field : , temporary public art commission for Scape 7

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posted on 2013-01-01, 00:00 authored by David CrossDavid Cross
Level Playing Field was a combination of artwork and new sport invented specifically for Christchurch. It offered a participatory and sculptural meditation on how reactive fear and instability might be re-performed through considered transformatory experiences. Where unstable ground has been a constant reality for the people of Christchurch who have been forced into negotiating a certain psychological mindset of reactive fear, Level Playing Field recast the reality of a moving/shifting surface as something pleasurable to be negotiated and overcome via the negotiation of an inflatable sporting field. The research outlined how socially engaged odes of performance might provoke threshold moments in the face of a city experiencing accelerated transition.

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Location

Christchurch, New Zealand

Start date

2013-09-27

End date

2013-11-09

Language

eng

Publication classification

J1.1 Major original creative works, JO1 Original creative work - Visual art work

Extent

42 days

Editor/Contributor(s)

French B

Event

SCAPE 7 Public Art Christchurch. Exhibition (7th : 2013 : Christchurch, New Zealand)

Publisher

SCAPE Public Art

Place of publication

[Christchurch, N. Z.]

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