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Zoi Dimitriou, greek choreographer based in London will be working on her new piece this April. She will be working on The Chapter House, a new interdisciplinary dance piece with intricate choreography by Zoi Dimitriou and video design by Mark Coniglio.

This new work looks at the act of documentation and of performing. It aims to expose the processes and mechanics of making, and uses digital media to document, re-construct and re-enact a live performance.

In The Chapter House, Zoi Dimitriou looks back at the body of her own work and questions how meaning gets revealed and transformed in an attempt to subject the ‘personal’ to another’s viewpoint.

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Zoi Dimitriou' Bio

Choreographer and dancer Zoi Dimitriou was born in Athens. She graduated from

the Greek State School of Dance, received the Onassis Foundation Scholarship to

study at Trisha Brown in New York and in 2005 completed with distinction her MA

in European Dance Theatre Practice at Trinity Laban in London. As a dancer she

has collaborated with artists such as Yvonne Rainer, Kirsty Simpson, Felix Ruckert,

Shiobhan Davies among others. Based both in London and Athens she launched

her choreographic career in 2006. Works of her company have been featured in

internationally renowned venues and festivals and have brought the choreographer

major UK choreography awards like the Robin Howard Foundation Award

2008, the Bonnie Bird Choreography Fund Award 2009 and the CfC Award 2010

(Choreography for Children). In Greece she has been commissioned to make works

for the Onassis Cultural Centre, the National Ballet Company of Greece, the Athens

Festival and in the UK for the Laban Theatre, The Place, Sadlers Well’s, Company of

Angels, Shift Company and Focus Company.

Zoi Dimitriou has participated in the European Network Aerowaves and in numerous

other European projects for research and exchange. She teaches at Trinity Laban in

London, Impulstanz Festival in Vienna, Marameo in Berlin, Duncan Research Centre

for Dance in Athens among others. Her work is supported by Arts Council England

and the Hellenic National Centre of Theatre & Dance.

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The Chapter House is commissioned by Trinity Laban and supported using public funding by Arts Council England with further in kind support from dancedigital, Duncan Research Center for Dance (GR) and dance-tech Berlin/ Lake Studios.

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Hi everyone,
just to share our joy that we have just premiered a first version of our new work I-CARE-US, a performance for the AR.Drone 2 and a dancer. After two years of hard programming work (we have created a custom-built Performance App for computers in LabView, resolved live video stream issues, interfaced with the drone flight data via OSC etc.) and winning the VIDA 15.0 production incentive award, we would like your feedback!
Here is more information and the trailer of the performance:
http://projectoicareus.wordpress.com/
Best Stephan

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Using Augmented Reality, Artistic Research, and Mobile Phones to Explore Practice-based Learning

Posted on 14 March, 2014 by Richard

Living Archives affiliate Daniel Spikol presented a paper at Ideas in Mobile Learning 2014, an event that brought together practitioners, industry players, and researchers to exchange visions of how to use mobile technology to change the way we teach and learn.

The paper Using Augmented Reality, Artistic Research, and Mobile Phones to Explore Practice-based Learning is co-authored by Daniel Spikol, Camilla Ryd, Jacek Smolicki, Susan Kozel, and Jeanette Ginslov. In short, the paper argues that the design of practice-based learning activities can benefit from integrating artistic research, both in the development of these activities and when carrying them out. Spikol’s presentation is embedded below (or here on YouTube). The slides are available here.

http://livingarchives.mah.se/2014/03/paper-presented-at-ideas-in-mobile-learning/

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Participantes seminario Galicia

Durante tres días, más de 40 profesionales vinculados a las arts vivas y el pensamiento crítico se han reunido en San Simón para pensar juntos sobre otras articulaciones posibles.

Esta es la lista definitiva de participantes con los links de sus proyectos, personales o colectivos, artísticos o institucionales:

Kirenia Martínez / www.ciaentremans.com
Begoña Cuquejo / www.traspediante.com/begona-cuquejo
Javier Martín / www.javiermartín.com
David Loira / nadiecreaunblogparanada.blogspot.com.es/p/david-loira.html
Mercé de Rande / www.cirkunstanzias.com
Félix Fernández / www.felixfernandez.org
Caterina Varela / www.lamacana.es
Pablo Fidalgo / www.pablofidalgo.com
Uxía P. Vaello / Artista
Geni Iglesias / Artista
Man Hauser / www.alg-a.org
María Pereira / www.cidadedacultura.org
Roberto Abuín / www.axouxerestream.com
Claudia Delso / www.casatomada.org
Ania González / lysisundkritik.wordpress.com
Chema Mesías / www.istoenormal.org
Jacobo Sutil / www.agadic.info
Cristina Balboa / www.funboaescenica.com / funboaescenica.blogspot.com.es
Iago Martínez / www.revistaluzes.com / www.galizaanocero.tv / cuacfm.org
Xesús Ron / redenasa.tv/es / www.grupochevere.eu
Begoña Llamosas / www.coruna.es/cultura
Natalia Balseiro / www.mov-s.org / www.entransito.net
Ánxela Blanco / www.tea-tron.com/olivianecesita/blog
Xoán Mosquera / Arquitecto
Iñaki Martínez / www.marcovigo.com
Carol Fernández / Artista
Montse Dopico / montsedopico.com
Encarna Lago / www.museolugo.org
Alejandro García Ruffoni / www.playdramaturgia.com / www.teatropradillo.com
Natalia Álvarez / www.museoreinasofia.es
Aimar Pérez Galí / www.aimarperezgali.com
Guillermo Weickert / guillermoweickert.com / www.asociacionpad.com
Beatriz Fernández / www.lapoderosa.es
Carlos Ordás / www.musac.es
Fernando Pérez / www.alhondigabilbao.com
Cristina Alonso / granerbcn.cat
Olatz de Andrés / addedantza.org / www.muelle3.wordpress.com
Natividad Buil / www.danzatrayectos.com
Olga Gutiérrez / encuentroeince.blogspot.com.ar
Roi Fernández / www.espazoextramuros.org
Alejandra Aguirre / atalaya9izquierdo.com
Roberto Taboada / festivalt.wordpress.com

El listado de personas que colaboraron en el proceso de curadoría previo a la organización del seminario se puede consultar aquí.

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http://www.dancedigital.org.uk/dancedigitaldev/improlab/

BOOK BY MARCH 31 FOR THE EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT

DANCEDIGITAL IMPROVISATION LAB:

PERFORMANCE, CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE CLOUD

 

Led by Nina Martin (USA) and Marlon Barrios Solano (USA/VZ/D)

April 21-27 2014

Zinc Arts Centre, Essex and the University of Bedfordshire, Bedford

 

The dancedigital improvisation lab brings together two exceptional artists whose research is leading the dance field in connecting improvisation, performance, cognition, neuro-science and digital processes in their practices. Join master teacher, Nina Martin, who is teaching her ReWire/Dancing States work in the UK for the first time, and dancedigital fellow, Marlon Barrios Solano, who will lead improvisations in and out of the cloud. Participants from the lab will have opportunity to share their work at the dancedigital Mobilities Festival 26-27 April 2014.

 

The lab can be undertaken as a residential experience. There are hotel room style dormitories on site available for £50 pppn.

The lab will meet from 930am – 6pm daily, 21-25 April inclusive, at Zinc Arts Centre.
Lab fee: £180/£150 including festival pass for 26-27 April (does not include accommodation)
The lab runs from 21-25 April at Zinc Arts Centre in Chipping Ongar, Essex (accommodation available on site).
The festival is from 26-27 April at the University of Bedfordshire, Bedford, and, if there is interest from participants, there is opportunity to share outcomes from the lab on Sunday 27 April.

 

The lab is suitable for artists interested in dance improvisation, dance and movement professionals, advanced students and community dancers.

 

Booking: http://www.dancedigital.org.uk/dancedigitaldev/improlab/
If you have queries about the lab, please email tamara.ashley@dancedigital.org.uk

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dance-tech Space@ Lake Studios Berlin
www.lakestudiosberlin.com

Since January 2014, dance-tech Space@ Lake Studios Berlin is offering to international interdisciplinary movement and media artists the possibility to live and make art  for a month in a peaceful artist run working, living and performance space in Berlin, Germany.

The artists will enjoy the recently opened Lake Studios Berlin, a unique living and creative working space with fast connection into the exciting creative center of Berlin and with the advantage of the quiet beauty of Mueggelsee lake and a forest at only 5 minute walk for depth concentration on research, creative process and swim in summer months.

Lake Studios Berlin is primarily a working space for 8 diverse movement artists with the need to go deeper into their work and practice. It is an experience of collaborative living and creation, and the resident will have the opportunity of artistic exchange as well as access to inside information about the dance scene in Berlin.

The artist will enjoy a private apartment and access to a dance space with sprung wooden floors.

The spaced is allotted per month.

The space is offered selected first-come, first-served (FCFS) and a lottery when more than one. 

Interested artists must be dance-tech.net members, and send a brief description of your project or how do you envision to use the space. 

Write an email to marlon@dance-tech.net with dance-tech Space@Lake Studios Berlin in the subject line.

Months available will be announced on this page and via email to the network members.

VERY IMPORTANT:

This is a self generated residency and it is is conceived as an independent (not funded) collaboration between dance-tech and Lake Studios Berlin as a way to facilitate alternative and affordable spaces for independent artists and creative researchers. 

The selected artist will pay his/her transportation expenses and will pay 600 Euros per month to cover costs.

Residency includes:

  • The artist will have access to 100 hours of studio space per month, divided between the large and small Studios.
  • Possibility to teach classes, workshops and / or organize a performance or work-in-progress showing during the residency period.
  • The artists will be featured  and should blog about their process on dance-tech.net for the month of work.
  • The applicants must be a dance-tech.net member  

NOTE:  The residency  does not provide any equipment. 

There is one projector available in the big space.

Artists to date:

January 2014 | Shai Faran

February 2014 | Jeanne Bloch

April 2014 | Zoi Dimitriu

May 2014 | Eroca Nichols

June 2014 | In Kyung Lee

July-August 2014 | Jeannette Ginslov

Note: artists for September, October and November  2014 have been selected.

Stay tuned for new for upcoming months available!

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Artists, scholars and practitioners can apply for the residency. Their practice and research should relate to the  topical themes (not exclusive):

 

New media and performance

Movement practices  and economy

Improvisation and real time systems

Screen-dance  and movement based installation

Choreographic scores and new media tools (generative tools)

Movement, somatics and technology

Mobile devices, locative media and choreography

Social media  and trans-local collaborations

Contemplative practices and movement

  

Decisions will be communicated one week after deadline of each residency.

This residency is planned for a single artist but space can accommodate a couple. There is a fee of 150 Euros extra  for additional person.

The artists will live in a small, minimal yet comfortable one bedroom apartment in the Lake Studios Complex.

Questions?

marlon@dance-tech.net

 

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