Our Story of Resistance: A Response to "A Rose by any Other Name", Performative Research by Spoken Word Artist Vickey Curtis at the Dublin Live Art Festival 2016.

Pamela Whitaker

Our Story of Resistance: A Response to "A Rose by any Other Name", Performative Research by Spoken Word Artist Vickey Curtis at the Dublin Live Art Festival 2016.

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Abstract

Vickey Curtis is a spoken word artist. Her performance A Rose By Any Other Name spoke the language of street harassment in the course of a walk from the Spire to Rathmines. Writing down words of violation on her white t-shirt, Curtis publically proclaimed the abuse of others. Her actions were matter-of-fact, her words true-to-life, and her purposeful gait acknowledged lives affected by the interference of strangers.

Original language	English
Journal	in:Action
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 16 Sept 2016

Keywords

Performance Art
Spoken Word
The Art of Walking

UN SDGs

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Our Story of Resistance: A Response to "A Rose by any Other Name", Performative Research by Spoken Word Artist Vickey Curtis at the Dublin Live Art Festival 2016.

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UN SDGs

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Research output

Poiesis: Encountering a Philosophy of Composition within COVID-19

Writing the Language of the Body: Aine Stapleton's Score

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