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Outside the box: open-air performance as a pandemic response

跳出框框：露天表演作为流行病应对措施

基本信息

批准号：
AH/V015230/1
负责人：
Evelyn O'Malley
金额：
$ 17.13万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FV015230%2F1
关键词：
Outside box open air performance

项目摘要

COVID-19 has introduced enduring challenges to arts and culture organisations, demanding innovation in response to public health guidelines. Yet there has been little discussion of the range of practices and sites being used for performance beyond theatre buildings, and the practicability of socially-distanced, live, in-person assembly for outdoor arts, especially in public spaces. This inter-disciplinary project between drama and management studies comprises two strands. The project will work with civic partners to identify how public spaces may be used for performance, harnessing the revivified community engagement with green spaces beyond the home, brought about by the lockdown and aligned with the national aspiration for transformation, to Build Back Better from the pandemic. While open-air performance has been a first stage in cultural re-opening, merely replicating indoor models outside does not resolve key safety and management issues. Hence, the first strand aims to document the nature and extent of innovative outdoor practices across the UK, and understand the management challenges from the perspective of two sets of principal stakeholders: artists and local government. Drawing on models of site-specific, dispersed, threshold, and ecological performances, alongside practice-as-research with artists who have long-term experience and expertise in these genres, the second strand entails a season of commissioned practice-as-research work in 2021. The festival of work will make these innovative models more visible and contribute to the revival of live performance cultures UK-wide, providing exemplars of sustainable cultural practices and assisting local government to facilitate culture for quality of life in a physically-distanced world.

新冠肺炎给艺术和文化组织带来了持久的挑战，要求它们根据公共卫生指导方针进行创新。然而，除了剧院建筑之外，几乎没有人讨论用于表演的各种做法和场地，以及社交距离的、现场的、面对面的户外艺术集会的可行性，特别是在公共场所。这个介于戏剧和管理研究之间的跨学科项目包括两个方面。该项目将与民间合作伙伴合作，确定如何将公共空间用于表演，利用封锁带来的家庭以外绿地的复兴社区参与，并与国家对变革的渴望保持一致，以从大流行中更好地重建。虽然露天表演是文化重新开放的第一阶段，但仅仅复制室内模式并不能解决关键的安全和管理问题。因此，第一条线旨在记录整个英国创新户外实践的性质和范围，并从两组主要利益相关者的角度了解管理挑战：艺术家和地方政府。借鉴特定地点、分散、门槛和生态表演的模型，以及与在这些流派方面拥有长期经验和专业知识的艺术家的实践即研究，第二条线需要在2021年进行委托实践即研究的工作季节。工作节将使这些创新模式更加引人注目，并为英国各地现场表演文化的复兴做出贡献，提供可持续文化实践的典范，并帮助当地政府促进文化在一个相距遥远的世界中提高生活质量。