Juan Manuel Outon visited a number of during Deliverance in Berlin, and at its conclusion, he took these photographs of the material items we lived by. I think he wanted to call the photographs something like “and the artists survived.” There were many more images, but they were casualties to a hard-drive crash.

Here are seven days of Deliverance in Berlin, in under seven minutes. Recorded in time-lapse, you can see the great volume of visitors, the Sisyphean daily task of packing up and laying out our space, day turning into city-lit night, and the gradual accumulation of objects.

Thank you, Platoon Kunsthalle!

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From Sunday 5th August, 2012, 18:00 CET - Sunday 15th August, 2012, 18:00 CET, a performance of Deliverance will unfold outside the Platoon Kunsthalle, Schönhauser Allee 9.

Getting there: http://www.kunsthalle.com/berlin/contact-berlin

You can follow our progress on this live-stream the entire time.

Deliverance profiled by Berlin-based “popkontext!”

From Sunday 5th August, 18:00 CET - Sunday 15th August, 18:00 CET, a performance of Deliverance will unfold outside the Platoon Kunsthalle, Schönhauser Allee 9.

Getting there: http://www.kunsthalle.com/berlin/contact-berlin

Please come along!

24 6 HOURS TO GO! But, also: we have passed our target on Pozible! Thank you very much to everyone who has helped us take Deliverance to Berlin. http://www.pozible.com/deliveranceartvi

“IAmA Performance Artist…” If you use reddit, I am conducting an IAmA-AMA about Deliverance, Berlin, et al. I am on Australian EST, but am a night owl. I will be there frequently over the next 48 hours.

- Will

“Thinking back to the Adelaide Fringe Festival in Summer, is there anything that particularly stood out? Perhaps it was a comedy act, perhaps it was a theatre production…but what about the things that didn’t quite fit into a neat, high-production package? What about the quirky and the thought-provoking?

Gluttony in Rymill Park had something pretty special going on…

It was Deliverance – a durational piece where three performers entered and stayed in a 6 x 5 metre outdoor space for 10 days.

They initially were naked with absolutely no possessions.

So what happened over the 240 hour piece? Did passersby help them out?

William McBride speaks to Jennie Lenman about the experience and future plans.”

Radio Adelaide’s Arts Breakfast, Saturday 21 July, 2012.

Penny talks Pozible, giving you all a clear idea of where the money is going, and what you get in return.

Today we’ve passed the halfway point in our campaign, so things are getting serious. Please share this video far and wide and help us take Deliverance to Berlin!

Deliverance is going to Berlin!

In August, Penny, Kat and Will will join the inaugural residency program from ZK/U: Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik/Centre for Art and Urbanistics. In Berlin, we will re-perform Deliverance, and develop the work to prepare it for presentation across the world. It is very exciting news.

This is a video that forms part of our Pozible fundraising campaign. Please watch, and pass on to any colleagues, friends and family who might be interested.

Donations can be made here, in return for rewards: http://www.pozible.com/deliveranceart

All contributions will be so gratefully received.