FK Alexander in conversation with Daniel Oliver: 3 October 2016
Dec 06, 2024•57 min
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Summary
FK Alexander discusses how identifying as neurodiverse shapes her performance art, focusing on non-verbal communication due to dyslexia and dyscalculia. She explores the importance of intellectual and emotional accessibility in art, creating space for diverse audience interpretations, and treating event attendees with humanity. The conversation highlights how art can provide a unique space to embrace human complexities, challenging traditional notions of understanding and engagement.Episode description
A collection of recorded conversations with neurodivergent artists working in Live Art and performance - Jon Adams, FK Alexander, James Leadbitter (the vacuum cleaner), Oozing Gloop, Luke Ferris, Jess Thom (Touretteshero), Paul Wady, Annette Foster, Simon Raven, Ellie Stamp, Vijay Patel, Nwando Ebizie, and Lucy Hutson.
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