‘A glimpse of something hidden and unknown’: Andrew Fuhrmann on Mette Edvardsen and Matteo Fargion’s …
Andrew Fuhrmann
Andrew Fuhrmann
Andrew Fuhrmann writes regularly on dance, theatre, music and literature. He teaches research methods and criticality at the Victorian College of the Arts and is a researcher at the University of Melbourne with a focus on digital collections and performing arts archives.
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Takao Kawaguchi’s dance work Good Luck is quietly beguiling, says Andrew Fuhrmann
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The swiss.style program currently running at Dancehouse provides some of the most exciting dance seen …
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‘The dances communicate an understated sensuality and tenderness’: Andrew Fuhrmann on Russell Dumas’ retrospective show, …
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Andrew Fuhrmann on the intense minimalism of Myriam Gourfink and Hellen Sky’s Quake
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‘It sounds just like a hangover feels’: Atlanta Eke’s The Tennis Piece demands too much …
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Antony Hamilton’s Universal Estate is a colourful diversion but little more, says Andrew Fuhrmann
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‘The space is contested but the dynamics of power are fluid’: Andrew Fuhrmann on Anouk …
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‘Meticulously planned and conscientiously put together, it suggests a feeling of completeness and sufficiency’: Andrew …
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‘An assault against the palaces of representation and a disruption of the mediated gaze’: Andrew …
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