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Reconfiguring the Everyday: Performance
Art against Plastic Pollution
In “Reconfiguring the Everyday” authentic response of genuine
presented at the Tributaries change. Sharon Rudman examines
Colloquium (Nov 20), Luke teamed this philosophically, while Luke
up with Dr Sharon Rudman (see considers how “performance
page 152) to consider the much artwork” – using his “plastic
publicised and discussed issue of monsters” campaign as a case study
plastic pollution. They argue that – may grab the attention of viewers
despite this publicity, our everyday by reconfiguring everyday objects,
reliance on single-use plastics has thereby disrupting how we
not changed enough, suggesting ordinarily experience them. He took
that the public “talk” is just about the over-familiar plastic objects that
“knowing what to say” instead of an we discard as everyday waste
(single-use plastic containers and
wrappings) and rearranged them to
