Publications

Wood, B., ((choreographer writer), Mullen, M., (dramaturg writer), & Hobbs, P., (Sound design) (2024). Walking Upstream. Site-based Boon Sculpture Trail, Sunday 4 February, 4pm Saturday 9 March, 4pm Sunday 10 March, 10.30am Saturday 23 March, 4pm Sunday 24 March, 10.30am Boon Arts.

Wood, B., Hannah, D., Janssen, S., Tisi, R., Tang, R., & Wookey, S. (2024). Re-Spacing Assemblies through Spatial Assemblages. Performance Studies International #29 Assemble, London.

Wood, B. (2024). Walking Upstream. ITP Research Symposium, Unitec.

Wood, B., & Mullen, M. (2024). Walking Upstream: Headphone-guided walking performance: Practice and process. ITAC - International Teaching Artists Conference, University of Auckland.

Wood, B., & Wood, M. (2023). Online roundtable: Panel discussion of an echo of Unearthing Frequencies: Stone Stories. Modes of Capture - University of Limerick/Liz Roche Company. University of Limerick, Ireland.

Wood, B., & Mullen, M. (2023). Unearthing Frequencies: An echo of an echo of an echo. Australasian Association for Theatre, Drama and Performance Studies 2023 - Archives, Artists & Absences, Adelaide.

Wood, B., & Mullen, M. (2023). Echoes of Unearthing Frequencies - Stone Stories. Limerick, Ireland, 10th June 2023 - IntraSpaces, at The Irish World Academy, University of Limerick/Liz Roche Company.

Wood, B., (Participant) (2023). a series of distributed site-based choreographic wanderings. Johannesburg, PSi #28: Uhambo Luyazilawula (Embodied Wandering Practices).

Wood, B. (2023). We Carry Stones - interactive sound work and live performance. Gina Ferguson, Waitakaruru Sculpture Park, Tauwhare, Hamilton, New Zealand.

Wood,, B., Reihana, T., Gray, J., & East, A. (2022). Recentering dance education in Aotearoa - a culturally responsive approach. Decolonising Tertiary Dance Education: A time to acts, Stockholm/Online.

Wood, B., & Longley, A. (2022). A manifesto for practice that makes us possible. BLOT (Vol. 1).

Wood, B., (Director), Mullen, M., (Director), & Patuwai, T., (Advisor) (2022). Unearthing Frequencies: Stone Stories. Site-based - Stonefield, Maungarei, 16-18 September, Auckland Fringe Festival.

Wood, B. (2022). If walking could keep us from falling The Space Between Us. Site-based - Te Whare Wānanga o Wairaka, The SPace Between Us.

Woodhouse, P., (Designer), Hung, B., (Facilitator Designer), Tan, L., (Facilitator Public At), & Wood, B., (Facilitator Performance) (2022). Te Pātaka Art Trail. Te Pūkenga Unitec Campus, Auckland Tāmaki Makaurau New Zealand 27 October to 16 December.

Wood, B., (Curator and Organiser), Ferguson, G., (C)-curator and Gallery Manager, & Hannah, D., (Curator) (2022). The Space Between Us Symposium. Gallery One, March - April 2022.

Wood, B., & Valentine, J. (2022). If these walls could talk. Gallery One, the Space Between Us, Tāmakai Makaurau.

Ferguson, Wood, B. (2021). Let us keep together not wide apart - the space between us: a panel presentation on ambulatory research. MIT/Unitec Research Symposium, Unitec and Online.

Wood, B. (2021). Mapping The Space Between Us. MIT/Unitec Research Symposium, Unitec and Online.

Wood, B. (2021). The Choreoauratic Body. Reeve, S, Axminster, UK (Vol. First).

Wood,, B., Miller,, M., Burton,, K., & Ferguson,, G. (2020). Remote encounters of the embodied kind: connections and misconnections in a time of crisis in Creative Industries. UNITEC RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM 2020, Unitec.

Wood, B. (2020). An agent for change: Alegacy of dance education in Aotearoa. Dance Research Aotearoa (Vol. 6).

Wood, B., Houghton, C., & Laing, M. (2020). About Walking - 15 months of artist walks in Tāmaki Auckland. Auckland, New Zealand, Te Uru Waitākere Contemporary Gallery.

Wood, B., (Artist )- choreographer (2020). The Public Stand - An audio guided walk through Avondale Racecourse. Avondale Racecourse, 12 September, 2020, Te Uru Gallery.

Wood, B. (2019). An agent for change: a legacy of dance education in Aotearoa. Leap Symposium, Performing Arts, University of Otago.

Wood, B., Burton, K., O'Neil, C., & Young, P. (2019). Discourse of the body and Mātauranga Māori in dance education. Talking Teaching, Unitec (Vol. 1).