FEATURED PUBLICATION
Brannigan, Erin. 2019. What ever happened to Dance Criticism? In Thomas, H., & Prickett, S. (Eds.). (2019). The Routledge Companion to Dance Studies (1st ed.). Routledge
OTHER PUBLICATIONS on AUSTRALIAN CONTEMPORARY DANCE (by year)
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2024
Brannigan, Erin. 2024. Precarious Movements: Dance and the Museum with Pip Wallis, Hannah Mathews, Louise Lawson and Amita Kirpalani, National Gallery of Victoria
Brannigan, Erin, Siobhan Murphy & Tia Reihana-Morunga (ed.) 2024, Moving South: The Reconceptialisation of dance research in the 2020s, Performance Paradigm, No. 19, pp.1-8
Gisell, Tami. 2024. Response and Responsibility: First Nations Performance and Public Collections, in conversation with Juanita Kelly-Mundie, Performance Paradigm, No. 19, pp.9-27
Keebler, Susannah, 2024. Embedded Dancer: A Model for Regional Dance Practice Survival in the Context of Crisis, Performance Paradigm, No. 19, pp.68-87
Leach, Paea 2024. a K Ō R E R O & a H U I : a conversation and a meeting in three parts, Performance Paradigm, No. 19, pp.109-124
Mehta, Alesha, 2024. Ritualistic Explorations towards Kama in Autoethnographic Creative Practice, Performance Paradigm, No. 19, pp.125-133
McNeilly, Jodie, 2024. Choreocraftivism: small gestures, gentle action and caring for things, Performance Paradigm, No. 19, pp.28-49
Newton, Rhiannon, 2024. Embodying an Ecological Condition: A Dance Practice Approach to Sensing Multiplicity, Performance Paradigm, No. 19, pp.50-67
Richards, Bree, 2004. Axe Arc Echo, Angela Goh, Performance Review.
Tonkin, Maggie, 2024. Choreographies of Collapse: Located and Unlocated Catastrophe in Works by Lucy Guerin, Garry Stewart and Meryl Tankard, Performance Paradigm, No. 19, pp.88-108
2023
Brannigan, Erin. 2023. The Persistence of Dance: Choreography as Concept and Material in Contemporary Art 2023, University of Michigan Press.
Wait, Nalina. 2023. Improvised Dance: (In) Corporeal Knowledges, Routledge
2022
Brannigan, Erin. 2022. Choreography, Visual Art and Experimental Composition 1950s-1970s, Routledge. Winner of the 2023 Selma Jeanne Cohen Prize in Dance Aesthetics, The American Society for Aesthetics.
2019
Brannigan, Erin. 2019. RealTime dances: the big picture Response: Dialogues with RealTime.
Brannigan, Erin. 2019. What ever happened to Dance Criticism? In Thomas, H., & Prickett, S. (Eds.). (2019). The Routledge Companion to Dance Studies (1st ed.). Routledge
Card, Amanda. 2019. Body and Embodiment. The Routledge Handbook of Reenactment Studies, editors V. Agnew, J. Lamb, J. Tomann (Eds.), Routledge
Healey, Sue. 2019, Capturing the Vanishing: A choreographer and film, Platform Paper No. 60, Currency House.
2018
Long, Julie-Anne. 2018. People Like Us: Revolutions in Australian Theatre, Narrative in performance, editors B. Sellers-Young & J. R. McCutcheon, Red Globe Press.
Long, Julie-Anne. 2018. More Bums on Seat : Branch Nebula : Choreographing the Audience, Runway: Australian Experimental Art, No. 36
Wait, Nalina and Erin Brannigan. 2018. Non-Competitive Body States: Corporeal Freedom and Innovation in Contemporary Dance, in Sherril Dodds (ed.), The Oxford Handbook of Dance and Competition, Oxford Handbooks.
2017
Long, Julie-Anne. 2017. Tactical moves in strategic places: performing VaL, The Invisible in the MCA, Australia, Performance Paradigm, 13, 80-96
2016
Card, Amanda. 2016 Gertrud Bodenwieser (1890-1959). The Routledge Encyclopedia of Modernism. Taylor & Francis.
2014
Brannigan, Erin. 2014. Multiple introductory texts. Bodies of Thought: 12 Australian Choreographers. Eds. Brannigan and Baxter. Kent Town SA: Wakefield Press. 1-3, 4-5, 46-47, 92-93, 132-133.
Brannigan, Erin. 2014. Morphia Series: Choreographing Texture. Bodies of Thought: 12 Australian Choreographers. Eds. Brannigan and Baxter. Kent Town SA: Wakefield Press. 138-142.
Card, Amanda. 2014. Nerve 9: A world with(out) words. Bodies of Thought: Twelve Australian Choreographers. Eds. Erin Brannigan, Virginia Baxter, Kent Town SA: Wakefield Press. 150-159.
Long, Julie-Anne. 2014. Fine Line Terrain: The geography of dance. In Bodies of Thought: Twelve Australian Choreographers. Eds. Erin Brannigan, Virginia Baxter, Kent Town SA: Wakefield Press.