UPCOMING EVENTS, CURRENT PROJECTS & EVENT HISTORY
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WORKSHOP & PERFORMANCES @ Ponderosa e.V.
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photo by Robert Andrew Turner
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'ÜBERGÄNGE - BEING THE GAP'
Workshop at Ponderosa e.V. as part of the TANZLAND FESTIVAL 2020 September 7-12, 2019 7-10pm ponderosa-dance.de Registration info >>> coming soon... photo of Karola Luettringhaus by Robert Andrew Turner more info
ÜBERGÄNGE - BEING THE GAP An experimental collaborative project on transitions and liminal moments In this workshop we will explore the nature of all the many things or states that we might call 'a transition'. I envision this workshop as a lab, an open setting with a couple of general goals: Explorations together and sharing of processes with audiences. First, as a starting point, I am interested in how we can uniquely address the obvious transitions between everyday life and being an audience member or a performer. From there we can go into depths and details of liminality. Curiosity and openness are at the center of this week. In a 3 hr daily time chunk together we discuss, explore, play guinea pig for one another and also share our ideas, concepts, performances, artworks, scenic designs, costume, installations, and whatever else you choose as a medium, with audiences. Together we will find a shape for our experiments; perhaps as a sequence of events or an ongoing ever changing installation, meditations, audience interactions, a party, rituals, moonlight-walks, you name it... We can provide simple tech support, but emphasis lies on creativity and self sufficiency in this regard. Think site-specificity and local resources. You can come with ideas or without any preparation at all. Our playground for this workshop are the beautiful spaces and natural surroundings of Ponderosa in Stolzenhagen. >>> More info: For this experimental creative workshop it is my goal to focus on process, as process itself can be defined as transitional. I am curious about how many questions we can raise around the topic of transition and liminal states: is there such a thing as a transition? Do all transitions share common characteristics? Are there different kinds of transitions? Do transitions depend on time or space, or emotional states? What roles does the investigation around transitions play for other aspects of life or community ? Are we changing roles, personalities, places, opinions? What is the nature of a transition? When does it begin and end? How long does it last before it becomes something else? What does this moment hold? What does it not hold? What is missing? What can we explore to begin shifting the mind or stay in the in-between for longer? etc... Our work can be personal, abstract, political, social.... We are open to everything. |
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SARUS FESTIVAL 2021
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SARUS FESTIVAL for Site-specific & Experimental Art
8th Festival Germany details tba SARUS 2021 will consist of the festival itself (summer 2021?), a school (summer 2021?) and a creative retreat (fall 2020?) more info
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LONG DISTANCE PROJECTS
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LDL - Long Distance Love
California, North Carolina, USA, Berlin, Stolzenhagen, Germany and anywhere else in the world Long distance, digitally mediated, live... photo by Grey Pascal from a performance with Breanne Horne, Carl Kruger and the Slow Ear Ensemble, at Cameron Art Museum, Wilmington, NC, as part of SARUS Festival 2018 more info
LDL - Long Distance Love is a new project that explores the nature and implications of screens on our lives and the digital connections we have with love, family, and places. Each project is ultimately site specific and collaborative between artists in remote locations on planet earth. Call for collaborators is open! Do you live half way around the world, or next door? Want to explore the digitality of our lives, our cyborg existence? Send me a message. |
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LONG DISTANCE PROJECTS
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LDL - Long Distance Love
California, North Carolina, USA, Berlin, Stolzenhagen, Germany and anywhere else in the world Long distance, digitally mediated, live... photo by Grey Pascal from a performance with Breanne Horne, Carl Kruger and the Slow Ear Ensemble, at Cameron Art Museum, Wilmington, NC, as part of SARUS Festival 2018 more info
LDL - Long Distance Love is a new project that explores the nature and implications of screens on our lives and the digital connections we have with love, family, and places. Each project is ultimately site specific and collaborative between artists in remote locations on planet earth. Call for collaborators is open! Do you live half way around the world, or next door? Want to explore the digitality of our lives, our cyborg existence? Send me a message. |
