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DOI：
10.1080/13528165.2018.1506400
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2018
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0.1
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Turner C
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Turner C
本文讨论了四个以街道空间为背景的表演作品。每一次航行都是为了引发人们对印度班加卢市航行体验的讨论。这些表演是NIAS(Bengaluru)与英国埃克塞特大学研究网络项目的一部分。每一件作品都描绘了Bengaluru的一个方面，揭示了原本可能不会被注意到的边界。该项目对城市化的关注将重点放在城市边缘，这些作品从制度、话语、身份和飞地的边缘重新定义了城市边缘，而不是城市边界。AHRC的一个网络项目《表演边缘》关注的是绩效如何与南印度的城市扩张打交道并受到其影响。这一跨学科项目汇集了来自人文、社会和自然科学的学者，就绩效政治交换观点。讨论的作品由Lawai BemBem、Smitha Cariappa、Abhishek Hazra和Maraa完成，并在苏米特拉·桑德的策展协助下作为项目第一阶段的一部分委托进行。凯西·特纳是首席研究员，与莎拉达·斯里尼瓦桑(NIAS)、Anindya Sinha(NIAS)、Jerri Daboo(Exeter)和Anne-Katrin Fenk(MOD研究所，柏林/班加卢市)以及更广泛的研究人员和艺术家网络合作。
This article discusses four performance works which were designed to take place in street spaces. Each one set out to provoke discussion of the experience of navigating Bengaluru, India. These performances were commissioned as part of a research network project linking NIAS (Bengaluru) with the University of Exeter, UK.Each of the works maps an aspect of Bengaluru, revealing boundaries that might otherwise escape notice. The project's concern with urbanization places an emphasis on the urban periphery, redefined by these works in terms of the peripheries of institution, discourse, identity and enclave, rather than city limits.‘Performing the Periphery’ is an AHRC network project that is looking at the ways in which performance is engaging with and affected by urban expansion in South India. This interdisciplinary project draws together scholars from humanities, social and natural sciences to exchange perspectives on the politics of performance. The works discussed were by Lawai BemBem, Smitha Cariappa, Abhishek Hazra, and Maraa and were commissioned as part of the first phase of the project, with curatorial assistance from Sumitra Sunder. Cathy Turner is the lead researcher, working with Sharada Srinivasan (NIAS); Anindya Sinha (NIAS); Jerri Daboo (Exeter) and Anne-Katrin Fenk (MOD Institute, Berlin/Bengaluru), as well as a wider network of researchers and artists.