Media Performance in Asia Pacific

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Comment by BRISA MP on February 11, 2012 at 9:06pm



This call opens February 11- the  deadline is March 15, 2012

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The third version of FIVC will be held the last week of March 2012 and offers different formats for work.

The official selection 3.0 will be displayed in two different spaces.

As one of the purposes of this festival and the idea of stepping outside of the traditional exhibition spaces and creating new audiences is that this year will be taken FIVC a street in the city of Santiago and a movie theater in high quality peripheral cultural space.

The call FIVC 3.0 exhibition opens three categories.
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• VD5
• VDFLMS
• FILES

From these categories is intended to expand the interaction of video-dance, which inhabits a still indecipherable visual territory between body and camera.

 

VD5

Appropriating public space in the city Santiago of Chile, as part of the official sample of FIVC 3.0, seeks to seduce VD5 through works of short duration to a passerby daily spectator away from museums, exhibition halls, theater and cinema, bringing it to a format of creation still unknown to many.

The work does not have to exceed the 5 minutes duration,  30 seconds minimum including credits.

 

VDFILMS

VDFIMLS calls videodance works of medium and long term  for  exhibitions in a traditional  place .

1.  The work does not have to exceed the 40 minutes duration,  10 minutes minimum
including credits.
The subject and treatment of the work are free, understanding “videodance works” without derivatives and where as much the visual and sonorous components especially have been created for this format. They are excluded documentary works, registries of urban interventions and those videos that have been created originally for scenic works (the video as stage scene or complement of the scenic work).

 

FILES



FILES

 calls documentary  for  exhibitions in a traditional  place .
In this category can participate:
docs: Works documentaries dealing with issues, characters, stories, tales, and other creative processes in the field of dance and performance art.
body.mov: Works as a central document including the human body in an expansive field of visual thinking and visual anthropology, anthropology of  body or urban ethnography, which result in the video support.

The official shoowing of VD5 FIVC will take place on Cabildo street in the municipality of La Florida (Santiago), in a busy urban thoroughfare.

In parallel, the selection  VDFILMS and FILES, will be shown in a fully equipped cinema complex in the newly opened Civic Center of El Bosque (Santiago).

RULES and info.  www.videodanza.cl 

Comment by Mike Barnes on January 3, 2012 at 6:04pm

I am student anthropologist. I wish to explore how ballet dancers experience performing from a personal perspective – the connection between mind, body and space (embodiment). I am thinking about possible theoretical approaches including habitus and phenomenology but these may change.

I am looking for dancers and choreographers who are interested in helping with my research. To find out how to help, go to my blog. thks... Mike

Comment by Victoria Gibson on March 4, 2011 at 4:57pm

Please consider submitting video, images or new media to the open call.

Exhibition in Brooklyn, NY - May 2011

Deadline: April 15th, 2011

Full details on my website http://vix.ca/blog/rise-up-fallen-angel/

Comment by Yukihiko YOSHIDA on February 20, 2011 at 6:05am

a n n o u n c e m e n t  ::

ARTAUD FORUM 1:
The World from within and without

(in memoriam Kazuo Ohno)

Date: Monday and Tuesday, 4-5 April 2011
Venue: Artaud Performance Centre, Brunel University, West London, UK
Home: http://people.brunel.ac.uk/dap/artaudforum.html
http://www.dance-tech.net/events/artaud-forum-1-the-world-from-1

This symposium and performance laboratory initiates a series of annually held research events at Brunel University’s Artaud Performance Centre, bringing together an invited group of international theatre and dance artists, filmmakers, photographers, art theorists and researchers engaged in creative practices that reflect on major innovative performance traditions of the past century and their impact on current performance knowledge and physical (or physical-digital) techniques.  The first instalment of the ARTAUD FORUM is dedicated to the memory of Kazuo Ohno and the complex convergences/ differences between Japanese and Western performative methods.

The symposium-workshop is composed of dialogue and performance practice, intermixed with live dance, film screenings and a photographic exhibition.

Participant observers are welcome to enrol for a £ 60 conference fee (£ 45 concession).

The “Workshop Words,” as the late Kazuo Ohno called reflections on his practice, will be published by the Centre for Contemporary and Digital Performance.

The featured participants will provide important stimulus to the conference from various perspectives, informing and challenging our thinking about the conference theme.

FEATURED PARTICIPANTS

Biyo Kikuchi (Choreographer/dancer, Kazuo Ohno Studios/Maison Artaud, Tokyo) Olu Taiwo (Choreographer; lecturer in performing arts, University of Winchester) Edward Scheer (Associate Professor in Theatre and Performance Studies, University of New South Wales &President PSi, Performance Studies international, Sidney) Steve Dixon (Professor of Digital Arts and Performance, Brunel University) Katsura Isobe (Choreographer/dancer, London) Katherine Mezur (Fellow, International Research Center, Freie University Berlin) Damien Serban (Filmmaker, Paris) Peter Sempel (Filmmaker Hamburg) Karolina Bieszczad-Roley (Researcher/photographer, Oslo) Michèle Danjoux (Designer, Principal Lecturer, Fashion, De Montfort University) Gordana Novakovic (Artist-in-Residence, Computer Science Department, University College London, Tesla Art and Science Group) Ksenia Yakunicheva (Researcher in design and performance, St Petersburg) Soenke Zehle (direcor, XMLab, HBK Saarbrücken)

Exhibitions:
Performance:  “I am Here” (Katsura Isobe, with Manabu Shimada)
Performance:  “Cell Dislocation”  (Biyo Kikuchi) Film Screening: “Just Visiting this Planet” (Peter Sempel) Video installations:  “Chrysalide" and "Silken" (Damien Serban) “Ukiyo [Floating Worlds]” (Dap-Lab)
Photography:  Karolina Bieszczad-Roley

Coordinated by Johannes Birringer (Professor of Drama and Performance Technologies, School of Arts, Brunel University) with Hironobu Oikawa (director, Maison Artaud, Tokyo, JP)

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Registration will open in mid- February 2011.
We look forward to see you at the lab!

For registration, contact:  artaud@brunel.ac.uk or call Janette West at 01895 267823

Accommodation at special rates available at:
Lancaster Conference Suite
Brunel University
Kingston Lane
Uxbridge
Middlesex
UB8 3PH
Tel: 01895 268001
Fax: 01895 269696
'Lancaster-staff@brunel.ac.uk'

 

This event is programmed by the C

Comment by Yukihiko YOSHIDA on February 20, 2011 at 6:04am

Here is trailer of Ukiyo Moveable World !

http://people.brunel.ac.uk/dap/Ukiyo_Sadlerswells_movie.html

Comment by JP on August 26, 2010 at 4:39pm

Here's your chance to take part in the creative process of Movement of the People Dance Company. Please join us in our online global survey!

We are looking to compile information for an upcoming piece of choreography. The two question survey is for women of all ages from all corners of the globe, and takes no more than 5 minutes to complete. Answers will be kept completely confidential. This piece is intended to be both an exploration of womanhood and a therapeutic process for all of those involved.

For more information and to participate in the survey please visit the following link to our website:
http://www.movementofthepeopledance.com/create-with-the-people.php

If you are unable to access the link above please go to our website: www.movementofthepeopledance.com and click on the tab titled "CREATE with the PEOPLE."

Please also feel free to forward this information to other women who might be interested in participating. Thank you in advance for your participation in our creative endeavors.

*Survey available in Portuguese, Spanish and will be available in French, shortly...

~Movement of the People Dance Company

Comment by Victoria Gibson on May 11, 2010 at 2:53am

Hello, I am interested in Indonesian mixed media performance. I plan to visit there this summer to learn more.

Comment by BRISA MP on December 27, 2008 at 9:17pm

INTERNATIONAL VIDEODANCE FESTIVAL OF CHILE
jenuary 2009

Best!!

Brisa

Comment by Yukihiko YOSHIDA on December 11, 2008 at 11:15am

E-Ukiyo has started:
http://www.dance-tech.net/group/eukiyo
If you have interest, please have join !

Comment by Yukihiko YOSHIDA on November 13, 2008 at 7:43pm

Takayuki Fujimoto (dumb type) x Takao Kawaguchi (dumb type) x Tsuyoshi Shirai
Thursday, November 13, 7:30 PM
Friday, November 14, 7:30 PM
Saturday, November 15, 7:30 PM
http://www.japansociety.org/event_detail?eid=3d92cf8a
At Japan Society 11/13-15, nyc

A spectacular collision of dance and technology, TRUE reveals a shocking wonderland where time, space and gravity defy assumption.
Details on the fascinating technical aspect of this show, for all you techies out there...

* Myoelectric sensors attached to the performers’ bodies are synched to, and even controlled by, the performers’ actions.
* Digitally controlled LED technology enables instant color changes and high-speed synchronization.
* For sound, oscillators are attached to metal scaffoldings which shake in synch with the music and performance.

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