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A DISTINCT EFFORT David
Bergé
'A Distinct Effort' is the third
chapter in a series of works by Belgian artist David Bergé (lives
and works in Athens) which centers around a collection of 286
photographs taken by Charles-Édouard Jeanneret—who later would adopt
the name Le Corbusier—and August Klipstein during their Voyage
d’Orient in 1911.
At Atelier Vlaams Bouwmeester,
Bergé focuses on the performative aspect...read more. |
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WORKING METHOD
Enkidu Khaled
Working Method is a workshop and a performance all in
one. Theatre maker and performer Enkidu Khaled’s performance is a
unique form of creative audience interaction. He combines
participatory actions with his own history, emphasizing the power of
imagination. During the performance, he analyses and simplifies
the complex process of making theatre. Together with the audience he
shows how adults as well as children can use his method… read more.
Coproduction StormOpKomst, de Brakke Gond, C-TAKT, Big in
Belgium, Richard Jordan Productions, Theatre Royal Plymouth in
association with RBC/Upper Church
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VOICING
PIECES
Begüm Erciyas
27, 28, 29 Sept 2017 @ STUK, Leuven
Isn’t one’s own voice always inauthentic and uncanny?
Who is speaking, when one’s own voice speaks? Rather than
recognizing oneself in the stranger, Voicing Pieces is an invitation
to recognize the stranger in oneself.... read more. coproduction
wpZimmer, STUK, Tanzfabrik Berlin/Tanznacht
Berlin research |
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SONG Mala
Kline
SONG is a
project about language and our use of it. It explores, through
movement, sound and word, the possibility of language that emerges
from our encounter with the world....read more.
Concept, choreography,
text, performance Mala Kline Space, Light Petra
Veber Video Hana B Music/songs Nenad Sinkauz,
Mala Kline Sound Gideon Kiers Producer Ziga
Predan
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RESIDENCY Bara Sigfúsdóttir 25 - 30
Sept 2017 @ Ciplak Ayaklar, Istanbul
Bára Sigfúsdóttir (°1984) is an
Icelandic choreographer who studied contemporary dance at the
Icelandic Academy of Arts, in the Amsterdam school of the Arts and
lastly at P.A.R.T.S., the school of Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker in
Brussels, where she focused both on dance training, movement
research and choreography.... read more. |
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