'A "no holds barred" attitude and open-door policy made Franklin Furnace an "autonomous zone" - as C.Carr calls it - in the New York art world. The artist came first in this artist-run space. In this special section on Franklin Furnace and its move from liveness into virtuality,, artists, curators, critics, and others who were there remember the artwork that filled the Furnace's walls, shelves, windows, basement, and beyond. Founding director Martha Wilson argues for the Furnace's mission to single-handedly "make the world safe for avantgarde art." '
TDR | The Journal of Performance Studies
Onsite
English
2005
10542043
1
magazine/journal/newspaper
Special Section: Franklin Furnace
Sublime Discomfort - Introduction by Mariellen R. Sandford
The Ferry Furnace: Performance in the '80s, War in the '90s - C. CARR
Franklin Furnace and Martha Wilson: On a Mission to Make the World Safe for Avantgarde Art - Toni SANT
Art and Real Estate: Interview Part I - Toni SANT, Martha WILSON
A Different World: A Personal History of Franklin Furnace - Jacki APPLE
Money Matters: Interview Part 2 - Toni SANT, Martha WILSON
Being There: The Tribeca Neighborhood of Franklin Furnace - Alan W. MOORE, Debra WACKS
Franklin Furnace Programs: Interview Part 3 - Toni SANT, Martha WILSON
Changing Spaces: Galinsky and the Virtual Furnace - Toni SANT
Convergence: The Furnace and MoMA - Clive PHILLPOT
An Evolving Sense of Identity: Interview Part 4 - Toni SANT, Martha WILSON
Critical Acts
Anything but Small - Carol MARTIN
VB54 Black Tie vs. Black Face - James WESTCOTT
Osanai Kaoru's Dilemma: 'Amateurism by Professionals' in Modern Japanese Theatre - Maki Isaka Morinaga
Stephane Braunschweig's Theatre-Machine: Structuring Space on the Contemporary French Stage - Nicole FAYARD
Children of Silence: Reflections on Forty Years of Odin Teatret - Eugenio BARBA
Books
Kabuki Plays on Stage. Vol. 1-3 edited by James R. Brandon and Samuel L. Leiter - Evan Darwin WINET
Dancing Machines: Choreographies of the Age of Mechanical Reproduction by Felicia McCarren - Mark FRANKO
African American Theatre by Errol G. Hill and James V. Hatch - Nathaniel Graham NESMITH
The Place of Law edited by Austin Sarat, Lawrence Douglas, and Martha Merrill Umphrey - Michael BENNETT
The Drama Review: Franklin Furnace
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