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PRESS AND OTHER TEXTS A WELCOME INTRUSION ON A PURELY PHYSICAL AESTHETICS by Fransien van der Putt Writing in three dimensions by Venke Sortland The high points of the fifth edition of Performatik17 by Ive Stevenheydens A letter: Oslo | Black by Diana Damian Martin I DON’T THINK WE MAKE THINGS ALONE, EVEN WHEN WE ARE ALONE interview by Eva Decaesstecker To not be or not not to be? by Ragni Vik Johnsen The match / in accordance with orders / communicated burning by Bruno De Wachter Entre les lignes par Jérôme Provençal A livres ouverts au Kunstenfestivaldesarts par Gilles Renault Real fictions: Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine by Victoria Pérez Royo Speaking Bodies, Plural Voices at Arnolfini by Laura Burns Candid Bergen by Claudia La Rocco Mette Edvardsen, Time Has Fallen Asleep in the Afternoon Sunshine by Julie Solovyeva and Alice MacKenzie Mette Edvardsen, Time Has Fallen Asleep in the Afternoon Sunshine by Nicholas Minns Avmaktsvariasjonene av Sigurs Ziegler Mette Edvardsen, Time Has Fallen Asleep in the Afternoon Sunshine by Diana Damian Time has Fallen Asleep in the Afternoon Sunshine by Lyn Gardner Time has Fallen Asleep in the Afternoon Sunshine by Natasha Tripney Living Books: More than a sheaf of pages by Philip Holyman On Saturday I met a book and rediscovered both theatre and reading by Jo Verrent Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine by Anette Lundebye Birmingham Central Library brings books to life with live recitals by Miranda Kiek "Why do you scream if no one hears you?" Poetisk fortvilelse på Marstrandfestivalen. av Chris Erichsen Levende bøker av Sara Hammer 10 spørsmål til Mette Edvardsen Intervjuet av Sindre Jacobsen Something to hold onto by Jeroen Peeters Dance Umbrella, Andros Zins-Browne & Mette Edvardsen by Jeffrey Gordon Baker Mette Edvardsen: Black by Eleanor Sikorski and Hollie Miller Eloquence with Mette Edvardsen by Thomas Olsson “Black” at MDT by Örjan Abrahamsson Walking on thin ice, or how Mette Edvardsen and Ivo Dimchev don’t need much to draw you in by Hans-Maarten Post Smart experiments with time and space by Anna Ângstrøm Reading a book while watching a performance? by Hans-Maarten Post The Play Behind the Book and Vice Versa by Jonathan Van den Broeck The existence of something else by Jeroen Peeters Everything comes back by Jolien Van de Velde Exercise in pure perception by Julie Rodeyns Mette Edvardsen: Stills and other works by Mårten Spångberg Rewritten spaces by Melanie Fieldseth Representations of dance by Melanie Fieldseth Mette Edvardsen, Bologna, Raum by Piersandra Di Matteo Close things by Marit Strømmen