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23 SETEMBRO
Como Transformar um Assunto num Processo
com Litó Walkey
10h - 12h30
Sala de Ensaio do Cineteatro António Lamoso
Público alvo: 12 aos 65 anos
Entrada livre mediante inscrição
Inscrição através do email: bcnproducao@gmail.com
Limitado a 30 participantes
Uma Dança por Mês é um ciclo de encontros de experimentação de uma determinada técnica de movimento ou prática da dança.
Este ciclo visa promover a construção de um lugar comunitário para a experimentação e entendimento do movimento.
A próxima sessão é com a coreógrafa grega Litó Walkey.
Como Transformar um Assunto num Processo
Uma pesquisa sobre linguagem, performance e potencial tendo
em vista a possibilidade de se ser disponível para se comprometer com o
improvável. Esta oficina propõe operações de formulação, montagem e
amplificação de feedback proporcionando convites, aberturas sugestivas,
possibilidades, para mudar a coisa como ela se apresenta. Através da identificação de
unidades fragmentadas de pensamento, movimento e texto, e fazendo mudanças
deliberadas de endereço, modalidade e autoria, trabalhamos para expor o
possível eclipse e oscilação de intenção, plano, imperativo, tradução, roteiro,
acidente, preparação, desempenho e público.
Litó Walkey é uma coreógrafa e performer sediada em
Berlim. A sua prática artística trabalha com atenção a sucessões de palavras -
como as composições inscritas ocorrem, indexam e convidam com relação com a
performance. Litó iniciou a série de livros "como se estivesse prestes a
acontecer", uma publicação de escrita colaborativa em expansão a partir de
workshops na HZT. Os seus projetos incluem um Populated Soliloquy (2016), aswebegin / Weld Company (2013), Where’s the rest of me? (2012),
Like that, Like this (2008), instanded i turn (2006),
The Missing Dance No.7 (2005) e Wings
Raised to a Second Power (2002).
A partir de 2002-2009, Litó foi membro do grupo de performance Goat Island, com
sede em Chicago. Mantém colaborações contínuas com artistas como Boris Hauf,
Myriam van Imschoot, Jeanine Durning, Lucy Cash e Karen Christopher e trabalhou
como intérprete com os coreógrafos Vera Mantero e Martine Piscani (a.o.). Litó foi professora e chefe do programa de coreografia de dança
BA no Centro Inter-Universitário de Dança (HZT) de Berlim. Ensina
regularmente no HZT Berlin e DOCH em Estocolmo, e é muitas vezes convidada a
assessorar trabalho coreográfico. Completou os seus estudos de BA e
mestrado em coreografia na Universidade de Artes de Amsterdão.
September 23rd
Turn a subject into a process
with Litó Walkey
10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Cineteatro António Lamoso Rehearsal Room
Turn a subject into a process
with Litó Walkey
10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Cineteatro António Lamoso Rehearsal Room
Target audience: 12 to 65 years old
Entry is free but registration is required
Registration via email bcnproducao@gmail.com
The maximum number of entries is 30 people
Uma Dança por Mês is a cycle of experiential encounters of a
particular movement technique or dance practice.
This cycle aims to promote the construction of a community place for experimentation and understanding of movement.
The next session is with the greek choreographer Litó Walkey
This cycle aims to promote the construction of a community place for experimentation and understanding of movement.
The next session is with the greek choreographer Litó Walkey
A research in language, performance and relational potential with a focus to inaugurate a self-generated permission and become available for committing to the unlikely.
This practice proposes operations of formulation, assemblage, and feedback amplification that construct invitations, suggestive openings, possibilities, for the thing as it is, to change.
Through identifying fragmentary units of thought, movement and text, and making deliberate shifts of address, modality and authorship, we will work to expose the possible eclipse and oscillation of intension, plan, imperative, translation, script, accident, preparation, performance and audience.
Litó Walkey is a choreographer and performer based in
Berlin. Her artistic practice works with attention to successions of words
- how inscribed compositions take place, index and invite in relation
to performance.
Litó initiated the 'as if it's just about to happen' book series, a publication of collaborative writing expanding from workshops facilitated at HZT.
Her performance projects include A populated soliloquy (2016), aswebegin / Weld Company (2013), Where’s the rest of me? (2012), Like that, Like this (2008), instanded i turn (2006), The Missing Dance No.7 (2005) and wings raised to a second power (2002).
From 2002-2009 Litó was a member of the Chicago-based performance group Goat Island. She maintains ongoing collaborations with artists such as Boris Hauf, Myriam van Imschoot, Jeanine Durning, Lucy Cash and Karen Christopher and has worked as a performer with choreographers Vera Mantero and Martine Piscani(a.o.).
Until recently Litó has been Professor and head of the BA Dance Context Choreography program at the Inter-University Center for Dance (HZT) Berlin. She now regularly teaches at HZT Berlin and DOCH Stockholm, and is often invited to advise choreographic work.
Litó completed her BA and Masters studies in Choreography at the Amsterdam University of the Arts.
Litó initiated the 'as if it's just about to happen' book series, a publication of collaborative writing expanding from workshops facilitated at HZT.
Her performance projects include A populated soliloquy (2016), aswebegin / Weld Company (2013), Where’s the rest of me? (2012), Like that, Like this (2008), instanded i turn (2006), The Missing Dance No.7 (2005) and wings raised to a second power (2002).
From 2002-2009 Litó was a member of the Chicago-based performance group Goat Island. She maintains ongoing collaborations with artists such as Boris Hauf, Myriam van Imschoot, Jeanine Durning, Lucy Cash and Karen Christopher and has worked as a performer with choreographers Vera Mantero and Martine Piscani(a.o.).
Until recently Litó has been Professor and head of the BA Dance Context Choreography program at the Inter-University Center for Dance (HZT) Berlin. She now regularly teaches at HZT Berlin and DOCH Stockholm, and is often invited to advise choreographic work.
Litó completed her BA and Masters studies in Choreography at the Amsterdam University of the Arts.
