Talker #5: Spalding Gray with Kathy Acker activism extended the global territory of

extended the global territory of contemporary art and redefined the biennial model

Correspondingly with Skywalker Karlström’s understanding of art as a chaotic and associative knowledge production

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Talker #5: Spalding Gray with Kathy Acker activism extended the global territory ofTalker is an interview zine about performance. This is Issue #5. It is a transcript of an event hosted by the writer Kathy Acker at the ICA, London in February 1987 in which the performer Spalding Gray discussed his work. A founding member of the Wooster Group, Spalding Gray gained fame for his autobiographical monologue performances. At the time of this conversation, he had just completed filming Jonathan Demmes movie adaptation of his work Swimming