[3] Keidan is a proponent and advocate for Live Art in the UK and has been instrumental in the development and support of artists who have tended to be 'marginalised, misunderstood and misrepresented".
[4] Keidan has written articles and edited books on performance and Live Art and made contributions to a range of journals and publications.
She regularly gives talks and presentations on performance and Live Art at festivals, colleges, venues and conferences in Britain and internationally.
This document was written to "map current practices and provisions for live art as well as to identify key issues".
The report covered "areas as diverse as the history, development, status of artists, critical coverage, potential venues and training/education".