Practice as Research Roundtable: Sensual Address in Divergent Economies

Abstract

Emerging from aesthetic, experiential and critical embodiments, Practice as Research in choreography has sought to elaborate what Jenn Joy has described as the ‘possibility of sensual address’ (Joy 2014: 1). At the same time, it bares the imprints of University paradigms and its inherent discourses. As such artistic research enters into dialogic encounters across discursive and aesthetic realms and with diverse publics. This roundtable investigates the nature of the practices and artefacts Practice as Research produces.