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Watch documentation of  talks here

I am honored to be able to aggregate and present the video documentation of he 1st. International Conference on “Multimodal Communication: Language, Performance and Digital Media” that was organized in the framework of TKB – A Transmedia Knowledge-Base For Performing Arts research project conclusion (http://tkb.fcsh.unl.pt)

It was  aimed to: present the results and software tools developed during the TKB project; provide a multidisciplinary forum for researchers from different disciplines and artists interested in the documentation of Performing Arts (with a focus on contemporary theatrical dance and Performance), as well as in issues of multimodality in human communication and in human-computer interaction, particularly regarding video annotation tools and collaborative platforms for cultural heritage.

The event wished to bring together contemporary artists and researchers from a broad range of academic disciplines, working within different theoretical and methodological paradigms in a creative, internationally oriented, and stimulating atmosphere. The importance of multimodal communication and creativity is now generally recognised by researchers from either the Humanities, Information Technologies or Cognitive Science. This conference has therefore offered an opportunity to present and learn about research findings concerning human behaviour and agency in different types of communication and their cognitive, cultural, narrative, technological, social, textual or discourse functions.

It was organized by the FCSH and the FCT of Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, and has taken place at the CCB, Lisbon, from the 2nd to the 3rd May 2013.

Keynote speakers:
Sally Jane Norman (Attenborough Centre for Creative Arts, Sussex: UK)
Charles Forceville (Universiteit van Amsterdam, NL)
Irene Mittelberg, Aachen University

Organization: FCSH/CLUNL (www.fcsh.unl.pt) and FCT-UNL: Interactive Multimedia Group (www.fct.unl.pt)

TKB Project Supporters:

Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
O Espaço do Tempo (Transdisciplinary Arts Centre)
Centro Cultural de Belém
Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
Atelier Re.Al, Lisbon
Rumo do Fumo, Lisbon

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InShadow Festival ~ CALL FOR ENTRIES

InShadow Festival welcomes works in the genres videodance, documentary, performance (solos) and

installation, running for a total of 9 awards attributed by 6 juries. 5th InShadow - International

Festival of Video, Performance and Technologies runs from 29th November to 7th December

2013 at São Luiz Teatro Municipal and other theatres, museums, galleries and other venues in Lisbon.

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Check here the call forentries and find how to submit your work. 

Submission is FREE OF CHARGE!

We're looking forward to receive your works :)

 

InShadow Festival is on Facebook. 

Join us and spread the word!

A little token - last edition's spot here.

 

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Dias 25, 26 e 27 de Fevereiro de 2011, no c.e.m. – centro em movimento, decorre o workshop ´performance ecology` facilitado pelo artista/ académico Raphael-Jay Ajaykumar. O workshop propõe introduzir e experienciar noções de ´ser-relacional` e ´ecologia profunda` na prática da performance. É parte integrante do projecto de investigação 8 technology, que reúne idéias particulares de ciência, tecnologia digital, filosofia (oriental e ocidental), arquitectura e arte. Destina-se a performers, actores, dança, artistas plásticos e visuais, praticantes de artes orientais, arquitectos, activistas, investigadores, filósofos, e qualquer pessoa interessada nas idéias do 8 technology, com ou sem experiência.
O workshop é promovido pelo CIAC – Centro de Investigação em Artes e Comunicação, em parceria com o Goldsmiths College, University of London/ 8technology reasearch project e o c.e.m. – centro em movimento. + info: www.ciac.pt/site.pdf


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On the 25th, 26th and 27th February, the c.e.m. – Centro em Movimento (Centre in Movement), in Lisbon, hosts the workshop “performance ecology” facilitated by the artist / scholar Raphael-Jay Ajaykumar. The workshop seeks to introduce and experiment notions of “relational being” and “deep ecology” in performance practice. This workshop is part of the “8 technology” research project, which discusses ideas on science, digital technology, philosophy (Eastern and Western), architecture and art. It is aimed to performers, actors, dancers, fine arts artists, oriental arts practitioners, architects, activists, researchers, philosophers and anyone interested in the 8 technology ideas, with or without experience.
The workshop is promoted by CIAC – Research Centre in Arts and Communication in a partnership with the Goldsmiths College, University of London / 8 technology Research Project and C.E.M. – Centro em Movimento. + info: www.c-e-m.org/?page_id=1008

 

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Por Adina Bar-On (Israel)



Dia 17 e 18 de Maio 2010, das 10h às 19h
com apresentação pública do workshop Domingo 16 as
20H

O workshop consta
de:
De 4 sessões de
3/4 horas cada.
75% de prática 25% de teoria.

Objectivo:

a) Como projectar o indivíduo como
identidade e o seu pensamento num movimento minimal e ao mesmo tempo
cheio de expressão.


b) Como mediar uma transformação, visualmente ou através de
sugestão, em diferentes espaços.


c) Como descrever, ou ser protagonista de um dado contexto existente, social
dinâmico.


Materiais requeridos:

5 objectos à escolha, de diferente ou igual caracter (de qualquer
tamanho), que tenham um forte significado para o participante. (por
exemplo: Objectos a que se tenha uma ligação sentimental, ícones
religiosos ou um ícone nacional, um objecto de caracter sexual)
http://www.polishinstitute.org.il/en/events-blog/events-visual-arts/details/100-Aesthetics-and-Bias.html?short=1


About the artistst:

Adina Bar-On, Israel, 1951. Adina Bar-On is a pioneer performance artist in
Israel. She toured around Asia, including Hong Kong, last year with
Seiji Shimoda, the award winning Japanese
performance artist. In the past 30 years, Bar-On has produced more than 20 performance pieces. An
exhibition of her video works and photographic documentation of her
works will be held in Para/Site Art Space from July to August. Bar-On
will perform her new work «Disposition» outdoor.
Since 1973, Bar-On started to experiment with performance. She makes use of her body
movement and voice to communicate with the audience. Her work
emphasizes interaction and connection. Audience’s emotion follows
Bar-On’s behaviour. She breathes, blinks, quivers, swallows. The
charged moments excite the audience internally and externally.
Adina Bar-On was born in Kibbutz Kfar Blum, Israel in 1951. She stayed with
her family in the United States at the age of thirteen. She went back
to Israel at 18 and in the next year joined the Bezalel Academy in
Jerusalem majoring in painting. In 1973 she had her first performance
in the Academy. The Academy’s psychologists were asked to watch the
performance in order to give opinion. Bar-On received a warning letter
from the directors of the Academy informing her that she had to go back
to traditional media in order to graduate. On one hand, Bar-On went
back to painting, on the other, she performed in the places outside the
Academy such as gallery, museum, cultural centre and art space. She
even extended it to non-art establishments such as youth club, shopping
arcade and private home. Last year Bar-On toured to Budapest, Japan,
Macau, Hong Kong, Russia and Poland.
http://www.ccca.ca/performance_artists/f/fado/adina/adina_perf1/index.html

Adina Bar-On
is widely recognized to be Israel’s first performance artist,
creating work since the 1970s. Her performances are remarkable for
their sensitivity, emotional depth, and for Bar-On’s
willingness to tackle difficult and controversial subjects. Bar-On lives and works in
Tel-Aviv, dividing her time between teaching (performance and visual
communication) and her art practice, which
includes performance art and video. In the past several years she has toured extensively in
Europe and Asia. This is her first trip to Canada. A book about her work in
English and
Hebrew was published in 2001 with the support of the Herzliya Museum of Art in Israel.

oficina epipiderme
Local: Fábrica Braço de Prata, Lisboa
Investimento: 50€ e 35€ ( preço com desconto a estudantes e desempregados, com justificação)
N.º máximo de participantes: 20
Inscrição: epipiderme@gmail.com
TM: 91 7093674


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