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Womb J-7 first on Sunday 6 November Festival Tous Ecrans!!!! Come discover this film in 3 D and high definition Cinérama Empire in Geneva. With the sets of Sylvie Fleury, the music of Franz Treichler (The Young Gods) the costumes of Jean-Paul Lespagnard. With Susana Panadés DíazMartin Roehrich and Gilles Jobin. Chief Photo Patrick Thresh.

WOMB J-7 première le dimanche 6 novembre Festival Tous Ecrans!!!! Venez découvrir ce film en 3D et haute définition Cinérama Empire à Genève. Avec les décors de Sylvie Fleury, la musique de Franz Treichler (The Young Gods) les costumes de Jean-Paul Lespagnard. Avec Susana Panadés DíazMartin Roehrich et Gilles Jobin. Chef photo Patrick Tresh.

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Geneva, 14 May 2012.

Space, time and gravity are under the cultural spotlight at CERN this month with the arrival of Gilles Jobin, the laboratory's first choreographer in residence and winner of the Collide@CERN Geneva prize, which is supported by the Canton and City of Geneva. Jobin is an internationally renowned Swiss choreographer with a company in Geneva. His CERN inspiration partner for his three-month residency at the laboratory will be the multi-media producer and visualisation specialist, João Pequenão, who studied physics at the University of Lisbon.
 
To mark the occasion, Gilles Jobin et João Pequenão will give a public presentation in CERN’s Globe of Science and Innovation on Wednesday 23 May about movement in dance and particle physics. Doors open at 18:30 with a prompt 19:00 start.
 
“It will be fascinating to see how Gilles Jobin explores particle physics through dance and movement following creative dialogues with CERN scientists and science,” said CERN Director General Rolf Heuer.
 
The Collide@CERN Geneva prize is the second strand in the Collide@CERN Artists Residency programme launched by CERN in 2011. Jobin was given the award by a jury for his proposal to explore through dance the relationship between mind and body at the world's largest particle physics laboratory.
 
“The opportunity to be in contact with what is the largest scientific experiment in the world in my own city is extraordinarily fascinating as well as intellectually challenging,” said Jobin. “Passion is what we share and a choreographer deals with time and space while CERN scientists deal with movement and space at sub atomic levels. Conceptually, for a choreographer to realize that gravity, the major force I am dealing with every day, is the weakest of the four fundamental forces of nature is mind blowing.”
 
At the 23 May presentation, Jobin and Pequenão will make individual presentations of their work and then discuss the potential of their forthcoming creative collisions at CERN. CERN’s cultural specialist, Ariane Koek will chair the discussion and take questions from the audience.
 
“Both Gilles and João have cross over connections which is what makes their partnership so exciting,” said Koek. “They are both experts in the visualisation of abstract ideas through movement – Gilles does this through dance, João does this through multimedia representations of the complexity of particle physics.”
 
During the residency, the public will be able to follow and comment on the experience and interchanges on a blog accessed through the Arts@CERN website featuring their exchanges. During his residency, Jobin will appear at the City of Geneva's Nuit de la Science on 7 and 8 July, and give a final lecture after the end of his residency in October.
 
Members of the public, including CERN personnel, who wish to attend should register their requests for seats with

merce.monje.cano@cern.ch.


Further information:Collide@CERN website


Gilles Jobin (CH) is the winner of the first Collide@CERN Geneva residency award. With an international reputation as a choreographer, early works A + B=X (1997) and The Moebius Strip (2000) were hailed as contemporary dance masterpieces. Apart from his own dance productions, which include the recently acclaimed Spider Galaxies, Gilles Jobin has made his company and Studio 44 a pioneering place, offering professional training for dancers and stimulating international exchange by means of various initiatives.


João Pequenão (Portugal) is a specialist in scientific visualization. He studied physics at the University of Lisbon, becoming increasingly interested in the multi-media possibilities and potential of communicating the science of particle physics through imaginative and digital means.

Gilles Jobin is a dance-tech.net member and a close collaborator since 2009.

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BALLET JUNIOR OF GENEVA AUDITION 2012

The next audition for the professional course with Ballet Junior will be held on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th May 2012.

This audition is aimed at young dancers between 17 and 23 years old.

An excellent level in ballet and contemporary dance is required as well as an interest in today's choreographic world.

More information on our website.

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Geneva Sessions made in Yokohama


This year, Geneva Sessions 10 made in Yokohama (Japan) will take place from September 11th till 15th, 2010 at Zou-No-Hana Terrace – Yokohama.

On the theme "Body Motion / Camera Motion", the workshop will be led by Gilles Jobin, with the participation of Cristian Vogel (composer), Susana Panadès Diaz &Isabelle Rigat (dancers of the Cie).

info in japanese: http://www.zounohana.com/event/_geneva_sessions_10_made_in_yokohamajapan.html

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GENEVA DANCE TRAINING
profesional contemporary dance training In Geneva

Gvadancetraining is proud to announce that we have now 250 members! And still growing!
Which makes our network the most important network of professional dancers in Switzerland, and maybe abroad.

Since January 2008 STUDIOS 44 offer professional training for prodancers. Other Geneva and Lausanne companies now participate in thisproject. You can join this social network and participate to the life of theprofessional scene o the Geneva region anouncing events, publishing blog posts, add videos,photos... It is free, open to the world, Use it! It is the web 2.0 revolution!!!!

New open professional training are offered in spring 2010, check out the agenda. In Geneva more than one hundred professional training available for professional dancers from february to June!

Visit GENEVA DANCE TRAINING at: http://gvadancetraining.ning.com/?xg_source=msg_mes_network

a network created by Gilles Jobin
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Gvadancetraining.ning.com will be the central point for the sessions. Participants will registrer as member and use the gvadancetraining website as an active tool during the workshop to drop images, videos, infos etc... Stay tuned for live DANCETECH TV broadcasts, videos from workshop participants etc... Or better, come to assist to the public events of the workshop!!!!
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have you sign it to our social network? Time to do it now.... FRAME: Training/learning Communicated Technological spaces/designed and engineered Mediated? Mapping Movement/motion Systems Input out puts Change cause and effect Control What is NEW? New steps? what is dance anyway? Leon Theremin David Rockeby Troika Ranch (MIDI Dancer) Palindrome Intermedia Group Gideon Obarzanek Hiroaki Umeda Bebe Miller Lisa Nelson Synchronous Objects/William Forsythe Blast Theory Builders Association Rachid Ouramdane Jeannete Ginslov Gilles Jobin and Vincent Pluss La Jetee/Chriss Markers We Feel Fine Aserty Dances Improv Everywhere Leave Britney alone! OK Go Human Browser Project 52 Nine Inches Nails Technological Mediation Automation (agency) Recording (register) Simulation (as if....) Transmission (space) Interactive control (alternative interfacing) Interactivity Virtuality (worlds and bodies) Interactive control/ games Coordination of actions/mobs Re-sampling Presence, Telepresence, co presence STORY and META SOCIAL IMAGINARY The thing, about the thing and that other thing STORYTELLING Explicit intention of: Reflexive Living: time based process Synchronous and asynchronous Creative engagement Collaborative creativity... Affords: Shifts in Time/pace Seriality Space/site mixed How we are going to work: -Collaboratively. -Sharing knowledge. -Sharing media. -Using what we have, who we are and what we know with our limitations. Group Project A PROTOTYPE Exploring: -Performance Spaces /technologically enhanced -On registering and recomposing -New capture delivery systems (alternative cameras) -New internet spaces and what they afford -Share process/digital multimedia documentation -Hybrid stories: the outcomes and process -Social mediation: Spontaneous gathering lifting media from the field: what is happening ? who is around me ? what is their story? in video, short video interviews? So you will be generating a project and its own on-line documentation/experience/process People: guest teachers, participants L'Arsenic Spaces 3 cameras, light kits Online platforms Geneva Sessions Social Network http://gvadancetraining.ning.com http://www.dance-tech.net Blogs, online video platforms: You Tube Vimeo Seissmic blip.tv UStream/LIVEStream (dance-techTV) Motionplex.org So: Start gathering media/try things Explore the space Produce a video interview: 3 minutes max. Interview another participant: everybody has to be interviewed and has to interview someone else. Capture, edit export and upload it to Geneva dance training using basic software: Imovie (mac) or moviemaker (PC). You can also use webcams with software or with web based platforms such as You tube. Then upload the video in the Geneva Sessions network: If using software: export video as h264 and no bigger than 640X480 4X3 or 16x9 extension: .mov Some logistics: Space schedule: from 10 to 8 pm (spaces available for work) Tuesday 6th: 12:00pm: Follow up on assignment and coaching/issues Start/session: Intro to Real time Processing with MAXMSPJitter Lunch Break: 1:30 to 2:30pm 2:30-5:30pm: Continuation of Intro to Real time Processing with MAXMSPJitter. 6:00 to 6:45pm: Live broadcasting Demo (before the talk) From Wednesday to Friday: 12:00pm to 6:00pm Introduction to Motion Tracking with Robert Wechsler
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This is a capture of the LIVE broadcast: LecDem on Motion Tracking by Robert Wechsler and participants of the Geneva Sessions 09/Made in Laussane. June 12th 7 pm @ L'Arsenic, Lausanne ttp://www.theatre-arsenic.ch/ This informal gathering was the culmination of the first week where the participants were introduced to real-time processing motion for the interactive control of media. About the Geneva sessions 09 http://gvadancetraining.ning.com/profiles/blogs/geneva-sessions-09 http://gvadancetraining.ning.com/ Software used: http://eyecon.palindrome.de/
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I am will be leading a workshop in Geneva. More info here Arsenic – Lausanne - Switzerland from 8th to 19th juin 2009

Image/Motion : New Mediation of the Performance of Motion an interdisciplinary workshop by Marlon Barrios Solano

Guest of honor : Bernado Guiamba and Benedito Cossa, dancers and choreographers, Cie Esculturas Humanas based in Maputo, Mozambic.

In this workshop we will survey and explore the impact of recent developments of new digital technologies on the performance of movement, choreography and image construction within multimedia systems for performances or installations. We will investigate the coupling of movement and image and the creative/aesthetics potential of working with real-time interactive software, portable devices and the www.

Geared to professional dancers, choreographers, filmmakers and interdisciplinary artists teams, an emphasis will be on collaborative experimentation on the prototyping of multimedia works exploring the intersection of image and movement production and mediation. Main language of workshop : english

The workshop includes a technical class (dancers only) every morning from 10AM to 11:30PM. From 8th to 12th of June, i twill be directed by Banu Ogan and from 15th to 19th of June by Gilles Jobin.

Geneva Sessions 2009 is organized by Cie Gilles Jobin with the support of Arsenic-Lausanne, Pro Helvetia-Cape Town, La Loterie Romande, Association Vaudoise de Danse Contemporaine, le Fonds de Formation Professionnelle et Continue Genève and les Rencontres Professionnelles de danses – Genève.

GENEVA SESSIONS 09 MADE IN LAUSANNE Arsenic – Lausanne - Suisse du 8 au 19 juin 2009 Image/Mouvement : Nouvelles relations 
un workshop interdisciplinaire dirigé par Marlon Barrios Solano. Invités d’honneur : Bernado Guiamba et Benedito Cossa, chorégraphes, Cie Esculturas Humanas basée à Maputo, Mozambique Nous travaillerons sur l’impact des récents développements des nouvelles technologies numériques sur le mouvement et la chorégraphie, ainsi que sur la construction d’images dans les systèmes multimédias pour les performances et installations. Nous ciblerons notre recherche sur les liens entre le mouvement et l’image, ainsi que sur le potentiel artistique et esthétique des logiciels interactifs en temps réel, des dispositifs portables et du web. Voir dossier complet ci-dessous. Destiné aux danseurs, chorégraphes, cinéastes et équipes artistiques interdisciplinaires, l’accent sera mis sur l’expérimentation de prototypes multimédia explorant les correspondances entre l’image, la production de mouvement et la médiation. Langue principale du workshop : anglais. Le work shop comprend une classe technique réservée aux danseurs tous les matins de 10h à 11h30. Elle est dirigée du 8 au 12 juin par Banu Ogan et du 15 au 19 juin par Gilles Jobin. Formulaire d’inscription (voir ci-dessous) à retourner d’ici au 11 mai 2009 à genevasessions09@gillesjobin.com Confirmation des sélections le 15 mai 2009. Geneva Sessions 2009 est organisé par la Cie Gilles Jobin avec le soutien de l’Arsenic-Lausanne, Pro Helvetia-Cape Town, La Loterie Romande, l’Association Vaudoise de Danse Contemporaine, le Fonds de Formation Professionnelle et Continue de l’Etat de Genève et les Rencontres Professionnelles de danses - Genève.
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