Smashing looms at the birth of the industrial revolution, the eerie body-lessness of contemporary warfare and making performance that is a 'structure of ideas': some very deep DRAFF chat between Richard Walsh and Gemma Paintin of UK duo Action Hero. draff.net/action-hero.ht…

Just remember, folks. The world you want after this is all over is the world you're supporting now. Order everything from Amazon and that's what will take over. Support your local businesses and you help them be part of The After.

**The DRAFF archive is going live.** Follow us on Instagram at @DRAFF_magazine where we'll be sharing highlights from the past five years of DRAFF, starting tomorrow. Hope you're all safe and well. Jose, Liv, Rachel x *photo of pre-quarantined baby DRAFFers from 5 years ago.

“What kind of story the scene is telling is not really important. It’s important to be joyful to my eye.” Check out our first DRAFF Archive post, a short film from 2016 featuring artist Euripides Laskaridis in Athens, live on Instagram now.

Episode 2 of the DRAFF Archive Exposé - in which DRAFF speaks to 𝖕𝖚𝖘𝖘𝖞 𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖙💦

“All this materiality that’s around us, changes us.” From the DRAFF archive: A short film on choreographer Fernando Belfiore, from when we visited his Amsterdam studio in 2016 to see how he develops his work. Live on Instagram <@draff_magazine> now.

Making this with my friends over the last few weeks was great and satisfying and like working out a moody puzzle - tune in at 8pm tomorrow to see what we’ve been remotely up to.

Why is misogyny still endemic in society? Mary Beard's brilliant Women and Power is hugely eye opening, linking misogynistic online trolling today with attitudes to women at the origins of Western democracy - it's at the roots bit.ly/3hMGhkE #Ibelieveher

The brilliant Connor Schumacher shares his process materials with DRAFF, including a DJ mix he made during lockdown. Some great stuff here on embodied intelligence and dance as a tool for social revolution bit.ly/2ZHkAu3 @Dansateliers

Productivity is a capitalist lie, and deeply detrimental, when it comes to art. Make space for the opposite of productivity.

Here is a piece I wrote for The Guardian Long Read about Jeff Bezos, and the world he made theguardian.com/technology/202…

Coming soon. #THISISREALLYHAPPENING

❌ANNOUNCEMENT❌ We’re back in print! Our final venture is a book, an edited collection of the best bits from our 6-year archive. Launching 26 August, with discounted pre-orders from the 20th.

⏰ ON SALE NOW THIS IS NOT A DRAMATISATION _ THIS IS REALLY HAPPENING DRAFF A limited-edition collection of conversations between artists exploring the place of live performance in a digital world Get Yours Online Now 📚 👉 bit.ly/ThisIsNotADram…

Alongside our new book, we’ll be releasing short film portraits of three of the artists featured in its pages. Here’s a preview of our piece on Tina Satter, founder of experimental theatre company Tina Satter / Half Straddle, shot in New York in 2019 by jose miguel jimenez. bit.ly/ThisIsNotADram…

Rachel Donnelly Rachel Donnelly will be reviewing Emma Wolf-Haugh’s Domestic Optimism in the upcoming Paper Visual Art Journal, vol. 13. Make sure to catch the show before the week is out.

We are delighted to publish this excellent new review by Sue Rainsford @humbird_fuil, writing on the current two-part exhibition Rua Red: The Map by Rachel Fallon and Alice Maher, and We Are The Map by @sineadgleeson & Stephen Shannon. papervisualart.com/2021/11/17/the…

🎉The newest volume of Paper Visual Art Journal is now available to pre-order from our website 🎉 Buy online: 👉 papervisualart.com/product/issue-… For this edition of PVA, we invited artists and writers whose work reflects on or emerges from the land to contribute.

Seconded! An extremely positive experience