Keridos amigos/ dear friends:
We did it!!!!!!!
I would like to invite you to an special noite bizarre, the presentation of The Clothing Performance, an antifashion event where i will show the costumes I have been working WITH during all the summer together with my friend pato luengo.. from STRANGE trousers to wild skirts, from crazy ponchos to industrial ELEGANT dresses, from funky hats to undef ined stuff, everything made out of something that somebody didn't want anymore, actions and situactions to show what happen between a body and its costume..........RECICLOTHES, music and jewels. .......
And after the show we will open the shop, so come with your pockets full of money. Amazing party till late.
Please check out the flyer,and bring your friends...
Salud,
Javi (SNDO 4)
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Welcome back...
Dear students, I would like to welcome everybody back to our Friday's meetings specially to our first years -new- students...hoping that soon they start to also share with us some of their experiences and discovers inside the SNDO.
To inaugurate the year we will also have Sara Wookey back. Sara is an American artist who was based in the Netherlands for some years and also was part of our staff teachers.
Her lecture is related to her actual research in Los Angeles were she is now living and working.
Friday the 14
1:30 to 2:30 pm
In 609
WALKING L.A. – (Sur)facing the city
An artist-talk with Sara Wookey
Los Angeles, CA
In this artist talk, Sara will discuss the history leading up to her current project, Walking L.A., which emerges from her two and a half years of research on walking in Los Angeles. This project has developed into various forms, such as live performance, installation, and urban intervention performances as it considers the intersection of the self/subject and the built urban landscape. The live performance work will premiere in Los Angeles in February 2008 under the artistic advice of Yvonne Rainer (choreographer and filmmaker) and Edward Soja (urban planning).
This forty-five minute talk is followed by a discussion with the audience and is open to students and professionals from the fields of dance, performance, visual art, new media, architecture, geography and urban planning.
About her...
Sara Wookey is a choreographer and multi-disciplinary artist working between the mediums of dance, performance, photography, and video who recently relocated back to the United States from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where she was based for ten years. Her work has been presented in the Canada, Czech Republic, UK, Netherlands, Germany, Hungary, Portugal, Spain and, most recently, at the Hammer Museum, REDCAT and 24th Street Theater in Los Angeles. She has been a guest artist at, among others, The Amsterdam School for the Arts, Chisenhale Dance Space in London, The Duncan Centre Konzervator in Prague, The Ohio State University and the Wexner Center for the Arts.
http://www.sarawookey.com
To inaugurate the year we will also have Sara Wookey back. Sara is an American artist who was based in the Netherlands for some years and also was part of our staff teachers.
Her lecture is related to her actual research in Los Angeles were she is now living and working.
Friday the 14
1:30 to 2:30 pm
In 609
WALKING L.A. – (Sur)facing the city
An artist-talk with Sara Wookey
Los Angeles, CA
In this artist talk, Sara will discuss the history leading up to her current project, Walking L.A., which emerges from her two and a half years of research on walking in Los Angeles. This project has developed into various forms, such as live performance, installation, and urban intervention performances as it considers the intersection of the self/subject and the built urban landscape. The live performance work will premiere in Los Angeles in February 2008 under the artistic advice of Yvonne Rainer (choreographer and filmmaker) and Edward Soja (urban planning).
This forty-five minute talk is followed by a discussion with the audience and is open to students and professionals from the fields of dance, performance, visual art, new media, architecture, geography and urban planning.
About her...
Sara Wookey is a choreographer and multi-disciplinary artist working between the mediums of dance, performance, photography, and video who recently relocated back to the United States from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where she was based for ten years. Her work has been presented in the Canada, Czech Republic, UK, Netherlands, Germany, Hungary, Portugal, Spain and, most recently, at the Hammer Museum, REDCAT and 24th Street Theater in Los Angeles. She has been a guest artist at, among others, The Amsterdam School for the Arts, Chisenhale Dance Space in London, The Duncan Centre Konzervator in Prague, The Ohio State University and the Wexner Center for the Arts.
http://www.sarawookey.com
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Farewell Lunch
Friday 22
The last Lunch-Performance of the year...
Don't miss it
Dear all,
This Friday will be the last Lunch-Performance of this year. This will be a real farewell lunch-performance from some of our students.. soon back in to what they say "the real world".
We would like to finish this long trip in your company...
1:30 pm in 809
SNDO 2, SNDO 3 and SNDO 4
Will be in 809 doing an open improvisation session as a way of ending their course with Katie Duck: Practising of Presence. This is an initiative of Maria Stoklosa who soon - together with the rest of SNDO 4- will graduate next 30 of June.
2:15 pm in 602
Melissa Coleman (guest)
+phone - a medical experiment
Melissa will be presenting a final work for ending her period as a SNDO guest. This project was made in collaboration with Yurie Umamoto (SNDO 2)
Please come for this final one - for now-
and if we don't see you, we wish you a fantastic summer!
Warm greetings,
Maria Ines Villasmil
Lunch-Lecture Coordinator
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
7 Songs by Rodrigo Sobarzo
Friday the 15 - Jeroen Fabius will be coordinating the Friday Lunch Lecture this Friday
1:30 pm
Jeroen Fabius and SNDO 2
Presentation by students of the course Anthropology and
Choreography lead by Jeroen Fabius. We have observed the
documentary Shoah by Claude Lanzmann from 1984, in which
Lanzmann collects eye witness accounts about the Holocaust.
In the documentary we see only these talks and sites where
the terrible events took place, in long takes, that show empty spaces,
' guilty space' that account for the eradication of millions of individuals.
Students of the second year will react to the documentary, and
choose different modes in doing that.
Choreography lead by Jeroen Fabius. We have observed the
documentary Shoah by Claude Lanzmann from 1984, in which
Lanzmann collects eye witness accounts about the Holocaust.
In the documentary we see only these talks and sites where
the terrible events took place, in long takes, that show empty spaces,
' guilty space' that account for the eradication of millions of individuals.
Students of the second year will react to the documentary, and
choose different modes in doing that.
2:00
Seven Songs by Rodrigo Sobarzo SNDO 1
"i wrote a performance
for my mother to acting
but she couldn't come
she was taken by a fits of rage unlike anything she had experienced
in her 57 years of life
she felt unfit not able
and she apologized
the performance was cancelled"
(casiotone for the painfully alone)
Seven songs is a seven months research (october06/may07) about video work orientated towards movement and its relation with pop(ular) music. Composed by five solos and one duet It was made out of personal characters and music lyrics.
With the participation of:
Roger S.
Christoph L
Klara A.
Jan B.
Aparna K.
Rodrigo S.
2:30
"Crying Lab" by Yurie Umamoto SNDO 2
Short video from her work during the Video-Lab Workshop.
2:50
Melissa Coleman SNDO Guest
Showing of videos over 3 Installation works
1. 'or-&-k&l) - a chance for people to have a glance into their future.
2. ..under my skin - interactive spatial-sensitive communicating suits.
3. borderline - step into the life of a girl with borderline.
Our last one: Next Friday 22 !
Please feel free to invite who ever you think will be interested to come to our weekly meetings.
best,
SF
Saturday, May 26, 2007
In the frame of: The Absent Body
As an extension of the Seminar "The Absent Body" a series of lunch Lectures are also happening. We have 3 guest for the coming next fridays, so your questions and comments can also be addressed here.
Performances are also welcome!
Please send me your request.
Friday the 1 of June , at 1:00 pm!
Gerald Siegmund (Basel University). We will have a short meeting with Gerald before getting his train back to Frankfurt. So we will start at 1:00 and have him for about 45' /1 hour!
Bring your lunch, but don't miss him...
Friday the 8 of June, at 1:30
Nicole Beutler (LiSa) and leading one the workshop during the Absent Body Seminar from the 29 of Mei until the 1 of June,2007
Friday the 15 of June, at 1:30
Jeroen Fabius (SNDO) Over the Holocaust
Feel free to come and invite people who also might be interested on the theme.. everybody is welcome.
Warm greetings,
SF
Thursday, May 24, 2007
ONLY TODAY!
Melkorka Magnusdottir (SNDO1) is showing a preview of the piece she is preparing for the 1 year Festival. It is a trio danced by herself and with the collaboration of Roger Salas and Rodrigo Sobarzo (SNDO1)
It will be a presentation of about 20 minutes in 609.
Don't miss it,
and hope to see you there,
Warm greetings,
SF
Melkorka Magnusdottir (SNDO1) is showing a preview of the piece she is preparing for the 1 year Festival. It is a trio danced by herself and with the collaboration of Roger Salas and Rodrigo Sobarzo (SNDO1)
It will be a presentation of about 20 minutes in 609.
Don't miss it,
and hope to see you there,
Warm greetings,
SF
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