Mindy Fenske
Biographic Data
| ID | 6609915 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mindy Fenske |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mindy |
| FAMILY NAME | Fenske |
| SIGNATURE | FENSKE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | North-West State Technical University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Disciplinary Dedications and Extradisciplinary Experiences
Playing the Field
Movement and Resistance
This essay is a genealogy of the performances of extensively tattooed individuals in tattoo contests held at tattoo conventions. It focuses on how the body in performance cites historical discourses and how that citation is necessary for both resistant and recuperative effects. I argue that the force of the normalizing discourse of class to contain and dictate the meaning of the (tattooed) body is challenged through actual and immanent movement. …
Interdisciplinary Terrains of Performance Studies
The Movement of Interpretation
This essay participates in exploring alternative styles of performance criticism. It also seeks to address critics of performative writing practices by providing a conceptual and theoretical foundation for one such style of practice. It calls for a style of performative criticism modeled upon hypertextual theories of movement. It advocates that critics of mediated performance events adopt a performative critical pose that emphasizes the speed and…
The aesthetic of the unfinished
This essay highlights the presence and problems associated with the structure of a dialectic between materiality and virtuality in various discourses regarding body and performance art. I suggest that both the structures and interpretations of body and performance art practices located in various contexts with different relations to technology reproduce the material/virtual dialectic in problematic ways. I propose that an attention to ethical aes…
The aesthetic of the unfinished
This essay highlights the presence and problems associated with the structure of a dialectic between materiality and virtuality in various discourses regarding body and performance art. I suggest that both the structures and interpretations of body and performance art practices located in various contexts with different relations to technology reproduce the material/virtual dialectic in problematic ways. I propose that an attention to ethical aes…
Interdisciplinary Terrains of Performance Studies
The Movement of Interpretation
This essay participates in exploring alternative styles of performance criticism. It also seeks to address critics of performative writing practices by providing a conceptual and theoretical foundation for one such style of practice. It calls for a style of performative criticism modeled upon hypertextual theories of movement. It advocates that critics of mediated performance events adopt a performative critical pose that emphasizes the speed and…
Disciplinary Dedications and Extradisciplinary Experiences
Movement and Resistance
This essay is a genealogy of the performances of extensively tattooed individuals in tattoo contests held at tattoo conventions. It focuses on how the body in performance cites historical discourses and how that citation is necessary for both resistant and recuperative effects. I argue that the force of the normalizing discourse of class to contain and dictate the meaning of the (tattooed) body is challenged through actual and immanent movement. …
The aesthetic of the unfinished
This essay highlights the presence and problems associated with the structure of a dialectic between materiality and virtuality in various discourses regarding body and performance art. I suggest that both the structures and interpretations of body and performance art practices located in various contexts with different relations to technology reproduce the material/virtual dialectic in problematic ways. I propose that an attention to ethical aes…
The Movement of Interpretation
This essay participates in exploring alternative styles of performance criticism. It also seeks to address critics of performative writing practices by providing a conceptual and theoretical foundation for one such style of practice. It calls for a style of performative criticism modeled upon hypertextual theories of movement. It advocates that critics of mediated performance events adopt a performative critical pose that emphasizes the speed and…
Movement and Resistance
This essay is a genealogy of the performances of extensively tattooed individuals in tattoo contests held at tattoo conventions. It focuses on how the body in performance cites historical discourses and how that citation is necessary for both resistant and recuperative effects. I argue that the force of the normalizing discourse of class to contain and dictate the meaning of the (tattooed) body is challenged through actual and immanent movement. …
Interdisciplinary Terrains of Performance Studies
Disciplinary Dedications and Extradisciplinary Experiences
Playing the Field
Sociology (6 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Artistic and Creative Research (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Interdisciplinary Research and Collaboration (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Dialectic (2 works)