| 2011 |
Performative Turn On relations between theatre, dance and visual arts |
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| The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw invites you to “Performative Turn”- the first edition of meetings dedicated to the relationship between theatre, dance and visual arts. Theatre, performance and choreography nowadays enter into an intensive dialog with the visual arts. More and more often we take part in choreographed exhibitions, lecture performances, arranged situations, and spectacles. We are witnesses to a phenomenon which has for some years now been defined as the “performative turn”. It is a paradigm present in the humanities and social sciences, consisting in the arrangement of everyday reality and its evaluation through the category of experience. Furthermore, this turn impacts the presence of “live art” in museums and galleries. Our series of meetings explores the interdependencies between theatre, dance, choreography, and the visual arts — from Judson Church and the attempts of democratizing movement via new forms of the “performance of knowledge”, the role of the audience as partners of artists’ activities, and the use of performative strategies in actions taking place in the shared zone of arts and politics. We will also attempt at working out a common vocabulary of the performative arts. Each meeting has its unique form that pushes the boundaries of a traditional educational event. | Program: 5.03 Everyone Can Be a Choreographer. Life as a Material for Art and Dance. Visionaries of the Body — promotion of Wojciech Klimczyk’s book with the participation of the author, Witek Mrozek and an action by Maria Stokłosa 30.03 The Politics of Performance A meeting with Ana Vujanović (Walking Theory Belgrade) and Jan Ritsema (Performing Arts Forum) 14.04 Nobody will come. On the Emancipation of the Audience Looking at something, which is not there. On various forms of laborious spectatorship - a lecture by Bojana Kunst La Generique - an open format theater action with Magda Gnatowska, Piotr Glowacki, Marta Ojrzyńska 21.06 A Performance Called Democracy. Lecture-performance and workshops by Mårten Spångberg Curated by Ana Janevski & Joanna Warsza Partners of the series: Dance and Music Institute, Theatrical Institute in Warsaw, Warsaw Theatre Meetings, Drama Forum, Krytyka Polityczna, Ha!art Publishing House | |