Author; Jeanette Joy Harris
Revolution! Scholars and Artists Rethinking Political Action
Revolution! Scholars and Artists Rethinking Political Action will be held from 9 – 11 April 2020 in Houston, Texas. Performances, presentations, workshops, panels, and visual art will be key parts of this multi-day conference that seeks to develop new, collaborative ways to renew and engage communities.
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Pleased that Julia Claire Wallace and I will be performing “Women of a Certain Age III” at Vanishing Festival in New Orleans on November 23, 2019.
Read more "“Women of a Certain Age III” at Vanishing Festival"“Tea Toss for Political Favors” at Performance Art Houston – Election Edition
“Tea Toss for Political Favors,” a participatory work that pulverizes public space through a political carnival will be part of Performance Art Houston’s Performance Art Houston – Election Edition. The game starts at 8:00 pm
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“Tea Toss for Political Favors” at stARTup Houston Art Fair
“Tea Toss for Political Favors,” a participatory work that explores the destruction of civility in public discourse, will debut at stARTup Fair (Hotel Icon, Houston, Texas) on October 12th. Using “tea” as a jumping off point, this work juxtaposes the ritual of afternoon tea with its use as a metaphor in politics. From the Boston […]
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Parish Conkling, instructor and program director of Houston Community College’s Philosophy department, and Jeanette Joy Harris were interviewed by Francois Pointeau, host of “Radar Talk Intimate” podcast. They discussed their upcoming 2020 conference, Revolution! Scholars and Artists Rethinking Political Action and the ways in which philosophy and art can work together to reconfigure political space.
Read more "“Revolution!” Conference highlighted on Radar Talk Intimate Podcast"Revolution! Conference at “Frontiers of Democracy” Conference at Tufts University
June 14, 2019: Jeanette Joy Harris presented, “Revolution! Scholars and Artists Rethinking Political Action,” at the Frontiers of Democracy conference sponsored by the American Political Science Association & Tisch College of Civic Life, Tufts University.
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Pleased to announce that Julia Claire Wallace and I will be performing, “Women of a Certain Age II” at PGHPAF5 (Pittsburgh Performance Art Festival.) PGHPAF5 is a free, 2-day festival and will be occurring in 4 venues from August 30-31.
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Julia Claire Wallace and I are excited to be participating in ITINERANT Performance Art Festival in NYC over Memorial Day weekend. Our work, “Women of a Certain Age,” will be shown at Queens Museum on Saturday, May 23rd. ______________ New York City welcomes the arrival of ITINERANT, the annual Performance Art Festival NYC, to take […]
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August 31, 2019: Two-hour course held at Jung Center Houston Speakers included:Julia Barbosa Landois, Melissa Noble, Jeanette Joy Harris, and Julia Claire Wallace. Jung Center Houston.
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April 30, 2019: “Are we all performance artists?” was presented at Philosophically Drinking, a monthly public philosophy program at Rudyard’s Pub. Looking at the recurrence of the term “performance art,” the history of the discipline, and its current social and political implications, I led a conversation where we asked how performance art reflects our ever increasing […]
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February 23, 2019: Space HL, 1303 Cullen Street, Houston, Texas Public discussion about performance art, performativity, and Experimental Action Performance Art Festival. Panelists: Sophie Asakura (Station Museum of Contemporary) Paul Middendorf (Space HL & Flak) Khelli Willetts (Engage Houston at Mid-America Arts Alliance) Julia Claire Wallace (Experimental Action) Video details 0:00:00 – Welcome 0:03:47 – […]
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