Saturday, March 03, 2007

hanging around?












by Theo Solnik
Trondheim, Norway

point of departure for a new piece

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

on paper

by Jeanet Willems

Friday, February 23, 2007

crossing borders

by Noema Dance Works
Alexandra Waierstall

Dance by Philip Bergmann,
Gabriela Tarcha, Mary Randou,
Christos
Papadopoulos,
Savvas Baltzis, Alexandra Waierstall

Music by Martin Siewert

Video by Sandeep Mehta

Erstarrte Bilder münden in ein lebendiges Spiel bewegter Körper. In ihrer jüngsten Arbeit setzt sich Alexandra Waierstall intensiv mit Grenzerfahrungen auseinander. In einer dichten Verschränkung von sinnlicher Bewegungssprache, Musikkomposition und Video richtet die in Düsseldorf lebende Choreografin gemeinsam mit fünf Tänzern den Blick auf künstlich erzwungene Grenzen und den traumatischen Schock von Teilung. Das Stück erforscht aktuelle politische Konflikte, ihre tägliche Wahrnehmung durch die Medien und die persönlichen Auswirkungen für den Einzelnen.

- open rehearsal: 21st March -

15th, 17th April & 12th May, Tanzhaus-nrw, Düsseldorf

Tuesday, February 20, 2007

double doubled ...

by Carina Hesper




Sunday, February 11, 2007

platform 21






















opening exhibition
by Toyoko Shimada
www.foodology.eu

14th February, 19:00
Prinses Irenestraat 19
Amsterdam

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

001


the video 001 by Andre Mello, Ederson Rodrigues Xavier, Jonas Bareiter and Gabriela Tarcha is to be seen in a computer terminal at Crossbreeds platform from 30.01.07 till 02.02.07 by Im-flieger at WUK, Wien

Monday, January 15, 2007

Paris metro - La Défense

pictures by Milena Kipfmüller


































































































Thursday, January 11, 2007

rehearsal X





Thursday, January 04, 2007

rund around



rund um die uhr next performance:
saturday 6th January at 14:00

Theater de Engelenbak, Nes 71, Amsterdam
for the jury of Het Vreemdelingenlegioen

open to the public
free entrance

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

Kantor

from a talk with Maurits Cornelis,
who spent a few months observing
Kantor work in Poland in the 80's

it is not the appearance but what doesn't appear that one sees

using the emballage with the awareness that is not what it is about - and then it becomes more and more what it is about
not showing the emballage, but showing that the real thing is not there
how to expose behaviour so that what comes through is the lack of a real existence

the more one does nothing the emballage or behaviour becomes dramatic or comic

deny something and you start to address it

lack of something: drama

related to the piece X - below, maker section