No. 64 (2026): Cadences: Attentional Moves in the Arts and Everyday Life

Sílvia Pinto Coelho, Erik Bordeleau and Luís Mendonça (eds.)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34619/10.34619/nxis-ww2r

Published: 2026-07-31

Full Issue

• Cadences: Attentional Moves in the Arts and Everyday Life

  Sílvia Pinto Coelho, Erik Bordeleau, Luís Mendonça

  216

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Editorial Introduction

• Editorial Introduction

  Sílvia Pinto Coelho, Erik Bordeleau, Luís Mendonça

  8-30

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Articles

• Coincidances. Attentional Cadences Against Political Decadences

  Yves Citton

  32-54

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• Relational Attention in Choreography and the Felt Sense of Motor Learning

  Bojana Cvejić

  55-67

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• Where is “The Centre of the World”? Moving from the centre and the periphery, towards a Dramaturgy of Atten(ac)tion, based on the analysis of Ana Borralho and João Galante’s VR performance installation

  Cláudia Madeira, Raquel Rodrigues Madeira

  68-86

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• Aesthetic Attention Laboratory: Poetic Propositions for the Decolonization of Attention

  Virginia Kastrup, Luciana Caliman

  87-104

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• Rhythm and Self-perception – Performatively Disrupting the Self by Paying Attention to Attention

  Gabriela Marramaque, Yi Huang, Daniel Cardoso

  105-127

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• Possessed: Arts of attention as cinematic, pedagogical, and caring gestures

  Sebastian Wiedemann, Verónica Naranjo-Quintero, John Echavarría Cañas

  128-150

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• Towards a Poetics of the Female Body: Attention and Technical Mediation in Salette Tavares’s “Mechanical Ball” (1956)

  Sandra Guerreiro Dias

  151-170

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• Snap, Hiss, Crackle, Pop: Counter-factual Conservation as Attentional Practice

  Simon Fleury

  171-184

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Visual essays

• A Fall into the self

  Paulo Filipe Monteiro

  186-201

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Interview

• Attention moves us. An interview with Meg Stuart

  Sílvia Pinto Coelho

  203-215

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