{"id":103,"date":"2015-11-21T15:13:39","date_gmt":"2015-11-21T14:13:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dance-on.net\/en\/en\/?p=103"},"modified":"2023-11-24T16:59:33","modified_gmt":"2023-11-24T15:59:33","slug":"7-dialogues-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dance-on.net\/en\/productions\/7-dialogues-2\/","title":{"rendered":"7 Dialogues"},"content":{"rendered":"

Artistic Direction\u00a0\/ Composition: MATTEO FARGION<\/a><\/strong>[…]<\/p>\n

An artistic\u00a0collaboration with, by and from:\u00a0<\/strong>
\nTy Boomershine and Beth Gill
\nAmancio Gonzalez and Hetain Patel<\/span>
\nBrit Rodemund and Lucy Suggate
\nJone San Martin and Tim Etchells
\nAmi Shulman and \u00c9tienne Guilloteau
\nFr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Tavernini and No\u00e9 Soulier<\/p>\n

With special thanks to Christopher Roman and Ivo Dimchev<\/span> for their indelible artistic contribution<\/p>\n

Costume:<\/strong> Claudia Hill<\/p>\n

Claudia Hill is a cross-disciplinary artist who transforms textile into profound objects. Her work ranges from costume design to participatory projects and visual concepts. In New York during the 1990s, Claudia began working in costume design as well as founding her eponymous clothing line. She presented her collections in form of multi-media events during New York Fashion Week, collaborating on installations, conceptual performances, videos and presentations with a wide range of artists such as the musician Sk\u00fali Sverrisson, the artist Nelly Agassi and the innovative firm Asymptote Architecture. Her passionate engagement with performance art draws greatly on her own background and training in dance. Now based in Berlin since 2008, Claudia works on visual concepts and costume design for performances with the choreographer Meg Stuart and on artists\u2019 films, such as with Micha\u00ebl Borremans or Boris Achour. She was commissioned to design costumes for the choreographer William Forsythe and for the New York based ensemble The Wooster Group. Critic Leora Barish wrote about her work: \u201cHill\u2019s approach is typically playful, iconoclastic, sensual but aesthetically refined, intellectually elegant. Experimentation is always balanced by a scrupulous clarity of purpose, so that each detail is justified, and the whole is graced with dignity and integrity.\u201d Claudia continues to develop her ideas in visual concepts, costume and participatory projects, which to her, offer a rich and challenging whole. \u201cI am interested in making objects that create possibilities for personal encounters and function as mediators: A project that illustrates this well, is a durational proposal I developed in 2011, when I wove a poncho from personal, recycled textiles and sent it on a journey around the world to artist friends. The documentation of their interaction with the poncho is collected in form of a travel journal, and is to be published as a book.\u201d<\/div>\n

Light:<\/strong> Benjamin Sch\u00e4like<\/p>\n

Benjamin Sch\u00e4like has been working as a freelance lighting designer for theatre, opera, dance and performance since 1991, including for: 2 FISH, Alexander Charim, Angela Schubot, Eva Meyer Keller, Felix Marchand, Gesine Danckwart, Hanna Hegenscheidt, Hannah Hurtzig, Hans-Werner Kroesinger, Hermann Heisig, Hyoung-Min Kim, Jee-Ae Lim, Julia Reinartz, Lea Martini, Lupita Pulpo, Martin Clausen, Nir de Wolf, Santiago Blaum, She She Pop, Peter Zadek and White Horse. He is a co-founder of the Tanztage Berlin festival and has been its technical director since 2010. He has also performed this, or a similar, role at other festivals (Expo 2000, Mobile Akademie, Ruhrfestspiele Recklinghausen, Tanz im August, Impulse Tanz \u2013 the Vienna International Dance Festival, Tanznacht, Love Parade and Uferstudios Berlin). He has been technical director of the Uferstudios Berlin since 2012. In 2007, together with Inge Koks, he was programmer and artistic director of Tanztage Berlin. In 2006 and 2007, he presented his own productions at the Sophiensaele: Wir steigern uns\u2026 (2006) and Das schwierige ist ja, dass es viel einfacher ist\u2026 (2007). Since 2007, he has been a guest lecturer for lighting design at the Kunstakademie D\u00fcsseldorf, the HFG\/ZKM Karlsruhe, in the Choreography department at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts, at HZT Berlin as well as in Seoul (South Korea) and Montevideo (Uruguay).<\/div>\n

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The focus of the\u00a07 Dialogues<\/em>, the first production of the 1. EDITION,\u00a0is on the ensemble members themselves: working with artistic dialogue partners, they are currently developing individual self-portraits that the composer Matteo Fargion will weave into a single, overall composition. Amancio Gonzalez works with London-based visual artist Hetain Patel; Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Tevernini with the French choreographer No\u00e9 Soulier; Jone San Martin with the British director, author and performer Tim Etchells, director of the famous performance group Forced Entertainment; Ty Boomershine with the New York choreographer Beth Gill; Brit Rodemund with the London-based choreographer and dancer Lucy Suggate; and Ami Shulman with the French choreographer \u00c9tienne Guilloteau.\u00a0For the seventh dialogue, the Fargion will be working with the dancers to create\u00a0a full-evening performance from their very different solos and thereby present the entire DANCE ON ENSEMBLE in a congenial, harmonious way.<\/p>\n

Premiere: <\/strong>January 28th, 2016 at\u00a0Holland Dance Festival<\/a>, Korzo Theatre<\/a>, The Hague
\nAdditional performances on January\u00a029th and 30th,\u00a02016; Premiere Solo Fr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Tavernini: 26th June at Sadler’s Wells Theater, London<\/p>\n

Production: <\/strong>DANCE ON\/DIEHL+RITTER gUG
\nCoproduction:<\/strong> Holland Dance, Theater im Pfalzbau, tanzhaus nrw
\nWith support of\u00a0BASF SE<\/p>\n

DANCE ON is an initiative by DIEHL+RITTER gUG funded by the Federal Government
\nCommissioner for Culture and the Media, co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union as part of DANCE ON, PASS ON, DREAM ON<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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