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Welcome to The
Rescen Papers, an online journal that will appear approximately
four times a year. It belongs within the larger Performance
Arts International (ePAI) publication from the School of Art,
Design and Performing Arts at Middlesex University, an online
journal that has three constituent parts:
- ePAI,
an online, refereed, academic journal investigating all aspects
of the Performing Arts. Formerly published as a paper journal,
under the name Performing Arts International, the first edition
of ePAI will be available online in early 2001.
- The Rescen Papers (TRP),
a quarterly non-refereed journal published by the Centre
for Research into Creation in the Performing Arts (Rescen)
at Middlesex University. The Rescen Papers is a ad hoc collection
of writing, essays, polemics, manifestos, and other text ephemera
from the research team at Rescen, and invited guests. Like its
sister journal, ePAI, it explores the performing arts, but with
a particular focus on writing by artists.
- The Magazine, an irregularly
published free-wheeling adjunct to The Rescen Papers, this site
will host live events, special chats, live webcasts, and other
net-based methods of opening up lines of communication amongst
those interested in talking about creation and the creative act.
Elsewhere on
the site, you can find details of submitting
work or ideas to these various publications. The Rescen Papers
and The Magazine comes under the editorial umbrella of Rescen, whose
research team makes up the editorial board. ePAI has a distinguished
international advisory board, and an editorial board based in the
school of Art, Design and Performing Arts at Middlesex.
If you have
any direct comments or feedback on this first issue of The Rescen
Papers, I’d be very happy to hear it. Please e-mail me!
Richard Povall
Editor, The Rescen
Papers
© 2000
Rescen/Middlesex University
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