Events.
In each event you can see pieces of reflections, images from the sessions that help to feel the temperature in the groups
RSVP Cycles: a workshop on creative processes and artistic research
At Netherlands Institute for Cultural Analysis (NICA) together with Thijs Witty delving together with MA and PhD students on artistic research.
Flesh Out Time a joint event with Shani Bar Dimri
A new collaboration was born: A N E V E N I N G F O R E X P E R I M E N T A T I O N A B O U T D A N C E P E R C E P T I O N
Together with Shani Bar Dimri we join forces and practices - Who is afraid of dance? comes together with Anatomy of (Un)holding.
First presentation: Drentse Dans Dagen
More info & tickets soon!
Contribution in Touching time: Duration, Bodies, Politics – Symposium
Together with Shani Bar Dimri and Roni Yaacovi we will contribute in the symposium with our artistic practices. We will bring our collaboration that is based on questions around the relation of time and the body in dance - the one on stage, and those in the audience. Together we seek the connection between the lived experience and philosophical knowledge, and its feedforward translation to an embodied learning / awareness.
MOMO Guided Tours: the spaces in between | in between spaces - DAY 2
MOMO - here we go.
I will be one of MOMO's guided tours to discover yourself and Rotterdam
MOMO Guided Tours: the spaces in between | in between spaces - DAY 1
MOMO - here we go.
I will be one of MOMO's guided tours to discover yourself and Rotterdam
Who is afraid of dance? Sensing Bodies
Bellevue, mon amour
One night - two makers - dance and high tech audiovisual experience - who is afraid of dance?
(no need to. it is just a poking title to expand the theater visit into beyond the regular)
Residency: Tiempo Compartido (original in Spanish: Shared Time)
Two weeks residency at Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporanea, Valencia, Spain
Cultural Mediation in full swing - and in my mother tongue
Who is afraid of performing arts? Meander
Bellevue, mon amour
One night - circus - dance - who is afraid of performing arts?
(no need to. it is just a poking title to expand the theater visit into beyond the regular)
RSVP Cycles - collaborative creative workshop
Guest tutor at Master Education Art, Piet Zwart, Rotterdam.
Applying RSVP Cycles to explore the spatial conditions in arts education.
The fullness of nothingness
Guest tutor Master Education Art, Piet Zwart, Rotterdam.
Opening day of the year with first year students.
Getting to know each other, the physical space in a playful and in the flesh manner.
Who is afraid of dance? at MOVING FUTURES Festival: Songs for friends: a vinyl & Crisis of Comfort
Back to Bellevue for 2 double-bill at MOVING FUTURE FESTIVAL
Who is afraid of dance? at MOVING FUTURES Festival double bill: Crowdkill & Conundrum
Back to Bellevue for 2 double-bill at MOVING FUTURE FESTIVAL
MOMO Guided Tours: Time Machine - DAY 1
A new adventure! I will be one of MOMO's guided tours to discover yourself and Rotterdam - DAY 2
MOMO Guided Tours: Time Machine - DAY 2
A new adventure!
I will be one of MOMO's guided tours to discover yourself and Rotterdam
Who is afraid of performance art? I Never Wanna Dance Again
Inspired by Eillit’s work, let’s rehearse imperfection to make it right! Can we sharpen our visceral reactions and see the discomfort in the mistake - or the pleasure…?
Who is afraid of dance? POLES
Sunday afternoon in Den Haag
Let’s meet at Korzo to warm up before entering the venue to witness a pole-virtuous, and then stay after to cool down and check what impressions are still alive
Who is afraid of dance? Elisabeth Gets Her Way
Almost-Christmas atmosphere we hit Theater Rotterdam for a joint date.
Elisabeth Gets Her Way by Jan Martens/Grip awaits us in the Grote Zaal and before that, we meet and consider how we arrive, move around, enter and share what a dance performance is to us.
Workshop for Get Moving
Get Moving is the talent development for young adults at Korzo. As part of it, they had a sequence of performances and after-talks, called Kijken.
Jamming at Mauritshuis
Improvising in the streets and then entering a fine house full of master pieces. How a more sensual visit affects our way of seeing, and being seen or unseen. We gathered a group of women interested in the museum as an experience where norms and expectations become tangible.
How to enter an art institution?
Sharing research and practices with my cohort at TENT. A celebration of two years of work and learning.
I designed a mini-workshop that asked us to slow down and pay attention to where an art institution starts, and how we move inside.
How do you know when you know? workshop research 5
The last workshop I titled it Grazing inspired by the content - a state of “nibbling” - “tasting” art and encounters with participants in the group, the space, other visitors, civilians on the street. It took place at Stedelijk Museum Schiedam.
How do you know when you know? workshop research 4
The fourth workshop in the series took place at Kunstinstituut Melly, Rotterdam and is titled Candies inspired by the colorful cards participants received with prompts to guide them through their visit.
How do you know when you know? workshop research 3
The third workshop was called Playground - following one participant reflection. It took place at Theater Rotterdam, foyer and kleine zaal. We watched together Three Studies (for a self-portrait) by SIMON BUS / CORPO MÁQUINA SOCIETY.
How do you know when you know? workshop research 2
In the frame of my practice-led research, I facilitated 5 workshops: 2 in dance performances, and 3 in art institutions.
The second workshop I called it Sabotage and it took place at Kunsthal Rotterdam. The warm up took place at the Museum Park.
How do you know when you know? workshop research 1
In the frame of my practice-led research, I facilitated 5 workshops: 2 in dance performances, and 3 in art institutions. Reciprocity took place at Theater Rotterdam around OHM by Anne van den Broek, and the warm-up in Rotterdam Centraal.
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