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• - A calendar of meetings around the world over the course of this century and beyond.
  
• - Gayil Nalls' world olfactory sculpture for Times Square 2000 celebration. Dropped at midnight over Times Square New Years Eve.
  
• - Vox Feminista is a Boulder, Colorado based, activist performance collective of women. Our site includes contact information, current performance information and Vox archives.
  
• - Contains documentation of objects, installations, projects, and videoclips.
  
• - Each year a new project in a new location, a different country. These projects, created by international artists reveal new perspectives that allow a picture, an idea, a situation to come into consciousness.
  
• - New performing arts production by legendary guitarist, vocalist and multimedia artist, PEARLCOPPER.
  
• - Andrea Fryer, 8 months pregnant, climbed into a big black box and showed her belly off to the world in golden frames. You've got to see it to believe it.
  
• - Chris Bleicher's site enables you to have a look directly into her art studio. See her working and performing and admire her neon art pictures and objects.
  
• - Abstract non-standard dance project conceived by Nicole Mion and Sandi Somers to celebrate the landscape and the people shaped by that landscape. Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
  
• - International artists project. Generates collaborative multidisciplinary projects, with home base in Houston, Texas and Barcelona, Spain.
  
• - A movement and film collaboration between Tamsin Spain and Sarah Gifford based in West Yorkshire, England.
  
• - An innovative multi-disciplinary performance art group specializing in original performance projects for various types of venues. Contact information included.
  
• - Dedicated to the current work of Erik Moskowitz. Resume, video demos, and contact information.
  
• - Photos of past shows and schedules of upcoming performances.
  
• - A cross breed of yoga, breakdancing, climbing and gymnastics in a domestic setting. Do try this at home.
  
• - Site about a futuristice video performance project inspired by Conrad, Bakkar and Stugatsky.
  
• - Your wishes for the 2000 future? Sent back, transformed to "wishingtrack" by computer, they become part of an international art performance under the Rhine river in Cologne.
  
• - Site featuring PEARLCOPPER musical theater Atlantis. Contact information included.
  
• - John Lumia's biography, past shows, multimedia, images, and contact information.
  
• - An independent performance research unit exploring, sound, movement & image and the use of digital technologies both in the future of performance and the future of the body in live art.
  
• - Producers of multi-disciplinary arts projects in unusual locations. Located in UK.
  
• - Project rooted in the Anabaptist peacemaking tradition, organized to energize and renew religious and secular communities through interactive, improvisational performing arts.
  
• - Live events using performance art, decks, scratch video projections, live MCs and singers. Located in Bristol, England.
  
• - Real Performance Artists Wear Umbrella Hats: online gallery of umbrella-hat project.
  
• - At core is a 76 ft x 36 ft mural layered with hidden secrets. Live performance by artist Patrick Dunning brings the mural to life.
  
• - Performance Art pieces available to performers without cost. A few have never been performed.
  
• - Abstract artist Brian Russel Davis explores the transparency of the human through the medium of his art. Contact information included.
  
• - Computer graphics/computer vision by researcher Nathaniel Bobbitt.
  
• - On-line artist book by Henri Niotou.
  
• - A net artwork allows people to see and transform the Historic Center in Mexico City using 18 robotic searchlights. The piece uses virtual reality and tele-operation to allow participants to make their own design over the City.
  
• - A youth arts organisation that develops and provides programs of excellence in all art forms for young people throughout South Australia.
  
• - Online performance/installation that uses dry wit and perverse irony to engage discourses surrounding contemporary consumer culture, more specifically, the home as a public, rather than private sphere.
  
• - Introduction and information. Sound, pictures and movies. Contact information included.
  
• - Rose Weaver's Menopause Mama is a compelling, cutting edge and often hilarious solo performance about menopause and aging.
  
• - The South Australian Youth Arts Board (SAYAB) encourages participation and excellence in the arts through a range of scholarships, grants and funding programs.
  
• - To open perception, to rupture lines of experience, Dogon Efff defines itself as an interaction of seeing forces: to grasp change and duration in their original mobility.
  
• - An avant-garde education in medical emergencies and safety. Presentations staged from an ambulance combine films, music, narrative, live performance, puppets, and managed accidents. Hosted by Abram the Safety Ape.
  
• - Displays of several art projects using currency.
  
• - Artistic and holistic approaches in childhood education. Enrique C. Feldman, professional performing artist is the founder. Contact information included.
  
• - Performance research and live art rvent by Lena Simic.
  
• - To promote and give news of the events, performances and exhibits of this group in NYC.
  
• - Art of Australian multi-media community artists Leisa Riggs, Tamara Kirby and Ali Bates. Available for public performances and events.
  
• - Rebecca Barrington does guerilla art placements whenever she travels placing art in public places to be found and kept by passers-by.
  
• - An online visual game with each choice determining the next view. Link for German version.
  
• - A project which has united the art of ballet with the science of fractals.
  
• - Conceived by Tony Rodio and Liesa Cole. One of Birmingham, Alabama's annual events that includes live music, DJs, visual and performance artists.
  
• - Full details for live art events taking place at Birmingham, UK, Institute of Art and Design.
  
• - Portable dance performance made in dec 2000 by the group called the CyberBabes. The group is located in Ljubljana/Slovenia.
  
• - Work bridging the fields of dance, puppetry, new media and site-specific performance. Website requires Flash.