PRESENTATION @ PSI Performance Studies International Annual Conference June 22, 2024
This collaboration took place over the course of 6 months and culminated in multiple performances, a workshop and several films
This collaboration took place over the course of 6 months and culminated in multiple performances, a workshop and several films
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After our presentation at PSI 2024
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A collaborative project between
Karola Lüttringhaus, PhD Candidate in Performance Studies, University of California at Davis
Rubens Ghenov, Associate Professor of Drawing and Painting, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Heather Coker Hawkins, Assistant Professor of Time-Based Art + Cinema Studies, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Maurice Moore, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Drawing and Painting, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
SLOW EAR ENSEMBLE: Sean Hart (modular synthesizer), Carl Kruger (computer), Grant Stewart (electronics), Phil Zampino (computer, various instruments), Emmett Sharon (flute, gong, electronics)
This collaborative project produced several performances, art films, and ongoing research practices:
Karola Lüttringhaus, PhD Candidate in Performance Studies, University of California at Davis
Rubens Ghenov, Associate Professor of Drawing and Painting, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Heather Coker Hawkins, Assistant Professor of Time-Based Art + Cinema Studies, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Maurice Moore, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Drawing and Painting, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
SLOW EAR ENSEMBLE: Sean Hart (modular synthesizer), Carl Kruger (computer), Grant Stewart (electronics), Phil Zampino (computer, various instruments), Emmett Sharon (flute, gong, electronics)
This collaborative project produced several performances, art films, and ongoing research practices:
(DIS)ASSEMBLE
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PERFORMANCE AND CREATIVE LAB
at Cameron Art Museum, Wilmington, NC Earth Day, April 2024 Our performance lab was experimental, and we brought together emerging and established artists from various disciplines in a multi-disciplinary setting. The goals were: 1) to examine the nature of collaboration 2) be open to new influences 3) be receptive to how people, objects, and places interact and collaborate 4) to examine how movement and thinking are related, within the context of Mx Luttringhaus' dissertation research on dance as full-body gesture 5) to see what happens and not pre-determine outcomes 6) gather ideas for the projects "Letter to Water", "Non-binaries in Nature", "Gestures of Water", "Drawing While Black" |
https://youtu.be/Bl8rt80DIN4?si=_fLemTgiKO_je7Qn
film and editing by Karola Luettringhaus performers: Maurive Moore, karola Luettringhaus, Slow Ear Ensemble Earth Day 2024 @ Cameron Art Museum |
ASSEMBLE - TESTING THE NATURE OF COLLABORATION
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Art film by Carl Kruger
from footage of (DIS)ASSEMBLE @ Cameron Art Museum Earthday 2024 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDR9WCA_JUM
Editing by Carl Kruger |
TRACING GESTURE – perpetual work in progress
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PSI 2024 presentation Karola Luttringhaus
Dance Film by Karola Luettringhaus work in progress to make a dance film to be released in 2025 Contemplation on silence, stillness, attending, waiting, and patience. SLOW EAR ENSEMBLE can be heard faintly in the background |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM2rZ3mA2qA
Performance, voice, film, editing by Karola Luettringhaus |
FILM by HEATHER COKER HAWKINS "TITLE"
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Presented at PSI Conference June 22,2024
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiB73f5iPdU
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FILM by RUBENS GHENOV
