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Geschrieben von: Jörn Burmester
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Sontag, 29. August 2010 13:36 |
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 As summer moves into fall, burning sun is hidden by merciful clouds and the soft rain begins to fall, your wait for good performance art in the city of Berlin is finally coming to an end. Since we can‘t wait ourselves, Performer Stammtisch in September takes place already on the first Monday of the month. We are excited to welcome you and four exciting artists from around the world on Monday, September 6th, at Flutgraben e.V.
We will see 2Witnesses, a new collaborative work by Chu Yia Chia and Joakim Stampe: „2 see, hear, or know by personal presence and perception: 2 witness an accident. 2 be present at (an occurrence) as a formal witness, spectator, bystander, etc.: She witnessed our wedding. 2 bear witness to; testify to; give or afford evidence of. 2 attest by one's Signature: He witnessed her will. 2 bear witness; testify; give or afford evidence.“
And we welcome Catherine Hoffmann and Molly Haslund who as Molly and Me have been creating music and performances since the summer of 2007. Molly and Me write: „At Performer Stamtisch, we would like to play and sing and maybe write a song about Berlin if we arrive a day or two before we perform. Some conceptual dancing, movements and physical actions might also be developed.“
All this will take place at Flutgraben e.V. Am Flutgraben 3, 12435 Berlin (U Schlesisches Tor, S Treptower Park). The gallery is on the third floor, and we hope to see you there. Doors open at 19.30, the performances begin roughly around 20.00, admission is 4 EUR for guests, and free for Stamtisch members.
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Geschrieben von: Carola Lehmann
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Samstag, 28. August 2010 10:43 |
Die Reihe 10 times 6 gibt unbekannten Tänzern, Choreografen und Regisseuren die Möglichkeit, in einem einfach gestalteten Rahmen ihre Werke (Studien, Ausschnitte aus Neuproduktionen, work in progress...) zu zeigen. 10 times 6 ist offen für verschiedene, insbesondere auch interdisziplinäre Werke und versteht sich als Plattform für experimentelle Ansätze in der darstellenden Kunst.
Nächste Aufführungstermine: 20./21. November 2010
Bewerbungen (mit Projektbeschreibung, mindestens einem Foto und Lebensläufen der Beteiligten) bis zum 19. September 2010 ausschließlich per email an
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Geschrieben von: Jörn Burmester
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Samstag, 28. August 2010 07:31 |
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RIEHMERS HOFGARTEN / HAGELBERGER STR. 10 C, Eintritt frei, 29. AUG / 14 h – 19 h, Einlass durchgehend, 15 h – 17 h EXPERTENGESPRÄCH in deutscher Sprache (Anmeldung erforderlich), 30. AUG & 31. AUG / 17 h – 22 h, Einlass durchgehend
MELATI SURYODARMO PASSIONATE PILGRIM 17.00 – 22.00
PAULINE BOUDRY / RENATE LORENZ NORMAL WORK 17.00 – 22.00
OLGA DE SOTO SOUS CLÉ 17.00 – 21.00
FIONA WRIGHT / BECKY EDMUNDS BEHIND DOORS 18.00 – 19.00 & 19.30 – 20.30
http://tanzimaugust.de/2010/seiten/programm/programm12.html
DE »To Serve« von Simone Aughterlony und Jorge León besteht aus drei Teilen – einem Film, einem Bühnenstück und einer performativen Installation. Der Dokumentarfilm »Vous êtes servis« befasst sich mit dem sozioökonomischen Aspekt weiblicher Arbeitsmigration: Junge indonesische Frauen werden in einem Ausbildungszentrum in Jakarta für ihre Tätigkeit als Hausangestellte in Asien und im Mittleren Osten vorbereitet. Ihre Hoffnungen auf ein besseres Leben enden jedoch oft in einer der Sklaverei ähnlichen Arbeitssituation. Im Zentrum des Bühnenstücks »Deserve« steht das durch Angst, Gewalt und Begehren geprägte Machtverhältnis zwischen Bediensteten und ihren Arbeitgebern. Die performative Installation »House Without A Maid« versammelt ortsspezifische Arbeiten von Performancekünstlern und Filmemachern sowie Beiträge von Aktivisten und Theoretikern zum Thema Hausangestellte.
EN »To Serve« is a collaboration between Simone Aughterlony and Jorge León. The documentary »Vous êtes servis« focuses on Indonesian women who are trained as servants, and reveals experiences that can sometimes be termed modern slavery. The piece »Deserve« focuses on the relations of power based on fear, violence and desire that exist between employees and employers in the domestic sphere. »House Without a Maid« hosts works by Fiona Wright (in collaboration with Becky Edmunds), Melati Suryodarmo, Olga de Soto, Vlatka Horvat, Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz and discourses on and around the subject of domestic service. |
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Geschrieben von: Andrés Galeano
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Sontag, 22. August 2010 10:33 |
GRIMMUSEUM Berlin presents:
EXTENSION SERIES 5
MÁRCIO CARVALHO - ELISA HAUG
curated by Andrés Galeano at GRIMMUSEUM, Fichte Str. 2, Berlin.
30 AUG - 5 SEPT.
PERFORMANCES: 3 SEPT. 19:30 h
PERFORMANCE ART JUKEBOX: 5 SEPT. 19:00 H. BY CHRISTOPHER HEWITT
For the fifth Series of Extension, Andrés Galeano invites an interesting combination of two young artists based in Berlin: the Portuguese Márcio Carvalho and the German Elisa Haug.
Both perfomance artists work with a variety of media. During their Extension residence they will show how they include other disciplines – like video, installation, painting and sculpture – within a performance, as well as their particular manner to transform daily rituals into an artistic experience.
Marcio Carvalho born 1981 in Lagos (Portugal). He works as an artist, researcher and curator in the field of performance art, video and photography. Since 2009 Márcio Carvalho is the curator of the artist residence program Hotel25 in Berlin, the director and curator of the Performance festival “PLOT in Situ” in Berlin and the director and producer of the TV show “The powers of art”. He graduated in ESAD - Escola Superior de Arte e Design in Caldas da Rainha (Portugal) with a degree in Visual Arts.
Marcio’s work is based on physical and theoretical research of concepts such as memory and mechanical, cultural, social and political structures. In a final stage of his works, poetry and metaphor are the forms that he uses to built his actions and performances.
The artist works relies on its multidisciplinary ability of crossing disciplines. He believes that video, photography, painting, sculpture and theater play many different roles in his performances. “This art fields are tools to be used in performance actions and to be forgotten as individual disciplines”. www.marciocarvalhoartwork.blogspot.com
Elisa Haug was born in 1976 in Lindau (Germany). She studied at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design and at the Berlin University of the Arts. In 2005 she received a scholarship from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) for postgraduate studies in Ljubljana (Slovenia). Since 2010 the studio support program of the Berlin Senate supports her work.
“In my artwork I always try to bring up and deal with a subject in an intermediate way of working. Often my approach is like an investigation. I combine painting, drawing, installation and performance. I thereby deal with topics like identity in relation to culture, society, civilization, clichés, habits and history. Also I examine my own existence in relation to these issues” www.elisahaug.de
Christopher Hewitt has been involved in area of performance art for the past 20 years, working as a curator, teacher, facilitator and very occasionally as a performance artist himself. For nearly 10 years he was based in London where, amongst other things, he ran his own performance art venue ‘Hollywood Leather’ and worked as the Director of Live Art at the Institute of Contemporary Arts. In 1999 he went on to set up a performance art degree programme in Turku, Finland. Over the past four years he has worked as the producer for the Norwegian performance theatre group ‘Baktruppen’. He is currently resident in Berlin from where, since January 2006, he has been publishing 'liveartwork DVD', a quarterly collection of performance art video documentation.
The Performance Art Jukebox playlist features around 200 videos including work by artists such as: Annie Sprinkle, Franko B, Denis Oppenheim, Chris Burden, Gilbert & George, Lone Twin, Hermann Nitsch, John Bock, Spalding Grey, Roi Vaara, Alistair McLennan, Gary Stevens, Baktruppen and many others.
You are invited to come and enjoy a drink, a chat and select an interesting video clip from the Performance Art Jukebox. Christopher will be on hand to give background information about the artists and work. www.liveartwork.com
www.grimmuseum.com
www.andresgaleano.eu
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Geschrieben von: Jörn Burmester
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Mittwoch, 18. August 2010 21:41 |
Performancefestival am 28. August 2010, von 11 bis ca. 21.30 Uhr
Orte: entlang der Turmstraße; im Projektraum Kurt-Kurt, Lübecker Straße 13; in der Dominikanerkirche St. Paulus, Waldenserstraße 28, Berlin-Moabit
Teilnehmende KünstlerInnen: Márcio Carvalho, Ivan Civic, BBB Johannes Deimling, Andrés Galeano, Nezaket Ekici, Rabi Georges, Judith Karcheter, Ana Dovrat Meron, Monika Ortmann, Birgit Ramsauer, Maren Strack, Herma Auguste Wittstock
Mit seiner fünften Ausgabe lotet das Festival "M5 / Differential" am 28. August erneut den gegenwärtigen Stand der Performance-Art aus. In Zusammenarbeit mit dem Kunstverein Tiergarten werden zwischen 11 und 21.30 Uhr zwölf Performances präsentiert, die in diesem Jahr im öffentlichen Raum entlang der Turmstraße und in angrenzenden Seitenstraßen sowie im Projektraum Kurt-Kurt und der Dominikanerkirche St. Paulus stattfinden. Das Festival reflektiert die verschiedenen Lebenssituationen, Lebensstile und -perspektiven der Menschen in Moabit und will diese ausdifferenzierte Vielfalt im Straßenbild widerspiegeln.
Die teilnehmenden KünstlerInnen werden sich mit der Situation auf der Straße ebenso auseinandersetzen, wie mit den Besonderheiten des Bezirkes und der Entwicklung der Turmstraße in den vergangenen Jahren/Jahrzehnten. Der lokale Bezug der Performances ist das verbindende und entscheidende Merkmal der eingeladenen KünstlerInnen.
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Geschrieben von: Jörn Burmester
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Dienstag, 17. August 2010 20:33 |
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Premiere: 25. August - 18:00 / 20:00 / 22:00 Uhr
26. August - 20:00 / 22:00 Uhr
27. August - 20:00 / 22:00 Uhr
28. August - 18:00 / 20:00 / 22:00 Uhr
In der Performance „– VOID –“ untersuchen Jochen Roller und Florian Feigl die Fotografie „Leap into the Void“ von Yves Klein aus dem Jahr 1960. Der auf dem Foto gezeigte Sprung des französischen Künstlers vom Dach eines Hauses in Paris ist ein Kunstwerk, das auf mehreren Ebenen die Materialität von Kunst kommentiert: als dokumentierte Performanceaktion, als bewusste Fälschung ihrer Dokumentation und als Behauptung der Überwindbarkeit von Materialität. Fünfzig Jahre nach dem Sprung treten Roller und Feigl in Dialog mit dem toten Künstler, indem sie im Virchowsaal der Sophiensaele eine Gedanken-Galerie einrichten, durch die sie die ZuschauerInnen führen. Die Galerieführung sucht zu ergründen, wie sich ästhetische Erfahrung als immaterielles Produkt gegenüber der materiellen Wertschöpfung von Kunst durchsetzen kann. In verschiedenen Versuchsanordnungen thematisieren sie die Rolle von Fälschung und die Macht guter Geschichten in der Kunst.
Jochen Roller arbeitet als freier Choreograf und Performer in Berlin. Seine Kooperation mit der israelischen Choreografin Saar Magal „Basically I don't but actually I do.“ (2009) und sein Solo „JANCLOD!“ (2008) waren bereits in den Sophiensaelen zu sehen. „– VOID –“ ist seine vierte Zusammenarbeit mit Florian Feigl.
Florian Feigl lebt und arbeitet als Performancekünstler in Berlin. Neben den Soloarbeiten produziert Feigl in diversen Zusammenhängen mit Jörn J. Burmester und betreibt mit Otmar Wagner die Wagner-Feigl-Forschung/Festspiele.
Von und mit: Jochen Roller und Florian Feigl
Bauten: Darryll Roller
Produktionsleitung: DepArtment
Eine Produktion von Jochen Roller und DepArtment in Koproduktion mit Sophiensaele.
Gefördert aus Mitteln des Hauptstadtkulturfonds.
www.jochenroller.de
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Geschrieben von: Christopher Hewitt
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Freitag, 13. August 2010 11:30 |
Performance Festival Zurich
3rd - 12th of August 2011
Call for Performance Projects
dreams of rivers - dreams of cities
We are proud to announce the sixth edition of stromereien Performance Festival Zurich (3rd to 12th August 2011).
stromereien takes place every two years in and around the Tanzhaus Zürich (centre for contemporary dance) and offers current trends in situational performance art a unique platform in Zurich.
For the upcoming festival stromereien 11 we are looking for performance projects. They should engage with a situation, site in the landscape along the river Limmat and the neighboring areas of the city. Performances can be visual, acoustic, moving, installative, participatory et cetera. Conceived as live actions the performances should also encourage and persuade the audience / passers by to think and to act.
Eligibility / Requirements:
· A performance may last no longer than 30 minutes. This does not include installations or participative works that rely on a different form of presentation.
· A project proposal comprises:
o completed application form
o project description (max. 2 A4-pages)
o short CVs for all participating artists
(max. ¼ A4-page per artist)
o Documentation of previous relevant work
(Text, Videos, Images etc.)
· Application Deadline: Friday 19th November 2010
Further information and application form (PDF)
Weitere Information & Fragen: www.stromereien.ch
Bettina Holzhausen:
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Geschrieben von: Christopher Hewitt
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Donnerstag, 05. August 2010 13:07 |
Call for Videos
Motion 5/Differential Performance Festival
28th August 2010
Berlin Moabit
At Turmstraße & in Galerie Nord/Kunstverein Tiergarten and the project space Kurt/Kurt
The performance festival Motion 5/Differential will take place on Saturday 28th August at Turmstraße in Berlin Moabit, in collaboration with Galerie Nord and the project space Kurt/Kurt.
The performance festival Motion 5/Differential calls for the submission of videos and DVDs documenting contemporary performance art. Contributions will be combined into a presentation that will be shown in the project space Kurt/Kurt in the context of the festival. The festival will include both live performances and video documentation in order to create a representative forum for contemporary performance art in Berlin.
In its fifth edition, the festival explores the state of contemporary performance art. While in past years the festival was located inside the Galerie Nord/Kunstverein Tiergarten, in this edition most events will take place outside on the Turmstraße. Thus, a dialogue is initiated between the medium of performance - generally aimed at creating confrontation and discussion - and what is going on in a busy public space. In their performances, the participating artists will relate to the events on and around Turmstraße in Moabit, a district who’s cultural and ethnic diversity will also be the subject of the festival.
Filmic documentation and other videos focusing on performance art will create a view of the subject that lasts longer than the moment.
Performance as an art form will also be the subject of a podium discussion held during the festival.
Submitted videos should be sent as DVDs or MPEG2 video files on a data disc. The videos should ideally be no longer than 15 minutes.
Send videos to:
Richard Rabensaat
Osloer Str. 114
13359 Berlin
Germany
Fon: +49 (0) 30 493 65 75
Mail:
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Geschrieben von: BBB Johannes Deimling
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Sontag, 01. August 2010 18:06 |
WHAT IS IMPORTANT?
PAS – Performance Art Studies
with BBB Johannes Deimling and Franz Gratwohl
4th – 16th October 2010 in Kirschau & Berlin – Germany
Deadline for applications 15th of September 2010
The 16th edition of the Performance Art Studies workshop will take place from the 4th – 16th October 2010 in Kirschau and Berlin in Germany.
The aim of this 12 day intensive workshop is for the participants to develop a performance art work, based on the theme of the studies, which they will present in public performances in Kirschau and Berlin.
These two places have strong connections to performance art that we will use as the basis for our research and creative process.
Kirschau is a small town conveniently located in the countryside near Dresden, it is an ideal location in which to experiment and work on different subjects in various sites (such as an old factory and various spots in the nature). Kirschau is also host to the annual, international performance art event grenzART.
We will then travel to Berlin where we will stay at the Kunstfabrik am Flutgraben, another important venue for performance art that hosts the monthly ‘Performer Stammtisch’ event and the annual ‘Platform Young Performance Artists’. There we will make a final public presentation of the performances developed in the workshop. We will also take the opportunity to meet with some of the organizations and people that make up the Berlin performance art scene.
WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGIES
The topic of the 16th PAS-project is: "What is important?" It is a big question but to begin with we will treat it as a rhetorical one. It is quite normal that people have different values, so what is important to me must is not necessarily important to you. Everybody has their own scale of what is important for oneself. During the workshop we will observe that some subjects are important for more than one person while others remain on the private level. Intersections can appear between the individual borders of others. Opinions and communities of interests can be formulated to form stronger expressions. If we find these intersections in the process, we will be able to transform our own values into signs or images which are readable for more than one person. Through various exercises, tasks and discussions we will discover these intersections and try to explore the question: “What is important in the process of developing, presenting and reflecting a performance art piece?”
With the guidance and direction of the workshop facilitators, participants will use a variety of techniques and exercises to focus on the perception of one’s own personality, develop skills to communicate with the body, and transform ideas into a performative work. Personal perception and experience affect how we communicate and deal with the body in time and space during a performance. The main objective of the workshop is to understand the body as a tool and to use this tool to communicate effectively in performance.
WORKSHOP LEADERS
Franz Gratwohl
www.franzgratwohl.ch
Gartwohl lives in Zurich and Berlin and has presented both performance and installation work internationally since 1995.
His work explores the roots of everyday phenomena with ironic irreverence. He deals with the nature or things and the constraints of civilization through the use of time, language and action.
Since 1997 he has taught performance art at the F+F School for Art and Media Design in Zurich.
BBB Johannes Deimling
www.bbbjohannesdeimling.de
Deimling has worked since 1988 as an artist in the fields of performance art, video, object, installation, drawing and music. But it is especially with his performative works that he has become internationally renowned. He conceptualizes an image of our society, which shows it full of contradictions, sentimentally, stupidity and banality, but also affection, creativity and cooperation. He observes the world from his characteristic point of view, creating temporary images that remain in the memory of the viewer, creating a sliding transition between the ordinariness of everyday and art.
Since 1998 he has worked as a lecturer in performance art at the F+F School for Art and Media Design in Zurich, since 2004 at the Academy of Arts in Tallinn in Estonia and since 2009 at the Akademi for scenekunst in Fredrikstad in Norway. He has also organised many independent performance art workshops through which he has developed a sophisticated pedagogy of performance art.
During the workshop, Deimling and Gratwohl will work as a team, guiding the participants through the creative and critical process.
THE WORKSHOP OFFERS:
- Opportunity to develop a performance art work with technical, pedagogical and artistic guidance from two professional performance art teachers
- Performative exercises in various conditions and locations (in and outdoor, focusing on: body, time, space, concentration, endurance, ... in groups and as individuals)
- Critical feedback on the ongoing creative process through individual and group discussions
- Public presentations of the performances in Kirschau, Leipzig and Berlin (advertised through media promotion, posters, mailings etc.) and a final celebration party.
- Video and photo documentation of the workshop made by Christopher Hewitt, publisher of liveartwork DVD (www.liveartwork.com)
- Documentation published on BBB Johannes Deimling’s and other performance art related websites
- Contacts to artists, curators and art institutions in Germany
- Meet and cooperate with other like-minded people from a range of countries
- Working in locations with rich historical and cultural contexts
- Free accommodation in Kirschau and Berlin (for 12 days)
- Free travel between Kirschau – Berlin
PRACTICAL INFORMATION:
- Price: €550 (£ 460, US$ 720, 750 CHF)
This price includes the cost of accommodation in Kirschau and Berlin for a period of 12 days plus the cost of travel between Kirschau – Berlin.
- For confirmed registrations before the 1st of September 2010, the workshop will cost only €500 (£ 418, US$ 652, 677 CHF)
- We offer a limited number of grants for participants with reduced income. If you receive this grant (to apply for the grant please read the application form) the workshop fee will be €400 (£ 334, US$ 522, 542 CHF)
- Teaching language is English
- Participants must pay for their own artistic materials, food and daily expenses during the workshop
- The workshop is open to all people, both emerging and established performance artists, as well as students (minimum age 18 years)
- The workshop will take place with at least 8 participants and a maximum of 15
- Application forms can be downloaded here: www.bbbjohannesdeimling.de
Deadline for applications 15th of September 2010
If you have any questions, please contact:
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Geschrieben von: Janine Eisenächer
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Freitag, 23. Juli 2010 18:04 |
Dear Stammtisch members,
dear friends, colleagues and Performance Art-lovers!
Here's the final countdown... There are only a few days left until this year's Platform Young Performance Artists starts! On upcoming Tuesday we're going to kick off our exciting international performance art-programme with two packed evening programmes (27. + 28.07.) and public discussions in the afternoons (28. + 29.07.), including Performer Stammtisch members and about 30 young performers from all over the world particpating in the IPAH Summer School! Find all programme details below!
Am Flutgraben 3 (factory building straight ahead) - U Schlesisches Tor/ S Treptower Park.
Doors open at 7 pm for the evening programmes, for discussions at 1.30 pm.
Tickets: single ticket: 5 €/ ticket for both days: 8 €.
Free entry for members of Performer Stammtisch and Flutgraben e.V.
Discussions are free for everyone.
Programme:
Tue, 27.07. 7.30 pm: Opening, Programme Pt.1 - Project Space, 2nd floor
Dmitry Paranyushkin (RUS/DE), Joy Harder (DE)
4 solo-/duo performances by IPAH Summer School participants
1 group performance by IPAH Summer School participants
Wed, 28.07.
2.00 pm: Public discussion about the performances - Project Space, 2nd floor
7.30 pm: Programme Pt.2 - Workshop Hall, 1st floor
Francis O'Shaughnessy (QC) & Michela Depetris (I)
4 solo-/duo performances by IPAH Summer School participants
1 group performance by IPAH Summer School participants
Thur, 29.07. 2.00 pm: Public discussion about the performances - Project Space, 2nd floor
AND: Don't forget the Party on 28.07.!!!
Come and stay a little bit longer... Celebrate with us, bring all your friends and support the Platform! The best of 70s, 80s, 90s and nowadays' pop awaits you with marvellous Denis Abrahams aka DJ Einhitwunder and pure, minimal electro beats by block rockin' DJ Michel Aniol will make you welcome the daylight!
Plus a very refreshing summer special: Leona's Watermelon Bar!
Platform Young Performance Artists is a collaboration of Performer Stammtisch and IPAH e.V., in cooperation with Flutgraben e.V. Organised and curated by Janine Eisenächer, sponsored by Kulturamt Treptow-Köpenick and supported by Conseil des arts et des lettres Québec.
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Geschrieben von: Yurie Ido
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Dienstag, 20. Juli 2010 12:00 |
Hello
I am planing a performance with some artists at July the 23th and 24th.
You are all invited!
There are four presentations, a Video Performance and three Dance Performance.
For this event, I made a new performance. I'm very excited about it.
I would be happy seeing you and your friends at the event.
„dreifache Opfergabe”
(Tanz-Performance, ca. 15 Min.)
Inszenierung : Miki Isojima
Performance : Miki Isojima, Yurie Ido, Izumi Ose
Eine Tänzerin, eine Musikerin und eine Malerin. Drei verschiedene
Künste, drei verschiedene Charakter und Arten, sich zu bewegen.
Miki Isojima: Tänzerin (Japan). Sie studierte Modern Dance bei Mieko
Nakamura und Mika Kurosawa. Zur Zeit ist sie Stipendiatin des Japanese
Government Overseas Study Programme für Künstler.
Izumi Ose: Musikerin (Japan). Seit 2003 arbeitet sie in Berlin und
improvisiert meistens mit Stimme, Melodica und Klavier.
„Ao”
(Tanz-Performance, ca. 25 Min.)
Inszenierung : Ayaka Azechi
Performance : Ayaka Azechi, Miki Isojima
Moon light, soil, smoke, cold water, sound of the wave, everblooming
flower. (Ao=Blue)
Ayaka Azechi: Tänzerin (Japan). Sie ist Stipendiatin des Japanese
Government Overseas Study Program für Künstler. Seit 2009 ist sie am
Projekt „Dialoge 09” und „Dialoge 10” von Sasha Waltz beteiligt.
„mark”
(Video-Performance, ca. 20 Min.)
Performance u. Video : Yurie Ido
Musik : Sonja Heyer, Beate Rademacher, Luise Steinwachs
Im Fokus ist das Vergangene, welches unwiederbringlich vorüber ist
aber in der Erinnerung weiter lebt, der Verlust, der Dich prägt und
der Dich beeinflusst.
Yurie Ido: Performance-Künstlerin und Malerin (Japan), Studium am
Institut Kunst im Kontext, Universität der Künste Berlin.
Sonja Heyer: Musikerin und Bildhauerin (Deutschland), Studium an der
Hochschule für Musik "Carl Maria von Weber" Dresden, Schlagzeug und
Orchesterschlagwerk.
Beate Rademacher: Schauspielerin und Musikerin (Deutschland), Studium
an der Hochschule für Schauspielkunst "Ernst Busch" Berlin.
Luise Steinwachs: Musikwissenschaftlerin, Musikethnologin und
Musikerin (Deutschland), Studium an den Universitäten Tübingen,
Hamburg, Frankfurt/M. und Bielefeld, Arbeitsbezüge zu Ostafrika und
Namibia.
„merry-go-round”
(Tanz-Performance, ca. 15 Min.)
Inszenierung : Miki Isojima
Performance : Miki Isojima, Ayaka Azechi
Wenn das neue Licht wieder hereinkommt, atme ich tief ein. Ich gehe weiter,
um zu vergessen oder um das Vergessene zu rechtfertigen.
Der glühende Körper kehrt immer wieder hierher zurück.
Jeder Moment ist Bestandteil des Stückes und kein Augenblick ist nicht Teil des
Tanzes. Und wenn etwas wie das Samsara existiert, so ist es auch in diesem Stück vorhanden.
Termine:
Freitag, 23. Juli 2010, 20 Uhr
Samstag, 24. Juli 2010, 20 Uhr
Eintritt:
€ 7,- / € 5,- (ermäßigt)
Mehr unter:
www.yurieido.com
www.acud.de
Ort:
ACUD Theater
Veteranenstraße 21
10119 Berlin-Mitte
U8-Rosenthaler Platz
M8-Brunnenstr./Invalidens.
Beste Grüße
Yurie |
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