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E. Karczag & B. Neuhaus: ALONG THE LINES
Event by: CreWcollective
Location: Komunitní centrum Žižkostel, náměstí Barikád 1520, Praha 3
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(english below)
In the lecture/performance 'Along the Lines', Eva Karczag and Bettina Neuhaus invite the audience to an interactive encounter: they share personal narratives of key moments, encounters and experiences that shaped their individual histories and were decisive in directing the trajectory of their artistic journeys. In doing so, they create a multidirectional spatial map of the branching constellations and reveal the multidimensional nature of their paths. These took place in the historical context of post-Judsonian dance and reflect the individual methodologies of both artists, which have become the core of their practice through the continuous involvement of various somatic techniques and approaches.
Photographs, books, recordings and objects placed in the space concretize different points on the timeline of their past – each one a key to a specific memory or story. Karczag and Neuhaus reveal the network of intersections that enabled the flow of inspiration and knowledge between places, people and times. Before and after the lecture, the audience can explore the installation in their own time.
https://www.alongthelines.net/
ENG
In the lecture/performance ‘Along the lines’, we invite the audience into an interactive encounter. In each performance, it is the curiosity of the watchers, as well as the recognition of interests and intersections both of us have in common, that builds a unique journey. We share personal narratives of seminal moments, encounters and experiences that shaped our individual histories, and were decisive in guiding the trajectory of our artistic paths. In so doing, we create a multi-directional map in the space. As constellations unfold, they reveal the multi-dimensional nature of our journeys. These took place within the historical context of post-Judson dance, and reflect our individual methodologies, both of which are rooted in our on-going engagement and practice within somatic approaches.
Photos, books, recordings and objects, placed in space, concretize different stations of our past – each being a key to a specific memory or story. Before and after the lecture, audience members can explore these in their own time.
Artists, methodologies and circumstances, referred to along the way, reveal the impact and significance of experiential, personalized and liberating approaches on artistic, educational and human growth. A mesh of connections is exposed, that has allowed inspiration and knowledge to flow between places, people and times.
In the lecture/performance 'Along the Lines', Eva Karczag and Bettina Neuhaus invite the audience to an interactive encounter: they share personal narratives of key moments, encounters and experiences that shaped their individual histories and were decisive in directing the trajectory of their artistic journeys. In doing so, they create a multidirectional spatial map of the branching constellations and reveal the multidimensional nature of their paths. These took place in the historical context of post-Judsonian dance and reflect the individual methodologies of both artists, which have become the core of their practice through the continuous involvement of various somatic techniques and approaches.
Photographs, books, recordings and objects placed in the space concretize different points on the timeline of their past – each one a key to a specific memory or story. Karczag and Neuhaus reveal the network of intersections that enabled the flow of inspiration and knowledge between places, people and times. Before and after the lecture, the audience can explore the installation in their own time.
https://www.alongthelines.net/
ENG
In the lecture/performance ‘Along the lines’, we invite the audience into an interactive encounter. In each performance, it is the curiosity of the watchers, as well as the recognition of interests and intersections both of us have in common, that builds a unique journey. We share personal narratives of seminal moments, encounters and experiences that shaped our individual histories, and were decisive in guiding the trajectory of our artistic paths. In so doing, we create a multi-directional map in the space. As constellations unfold, they reveal the multi-dimensional nature of our journeys. These took place within the historical context of post-Judson dance, and reflect our individual methodologies, both of which are rooted in our on-going engagement and practice within somatic approaches.
Photos, books, recordings and objects, placed in space, concretize different stations of our past – each being a key to a specific memory or story. Before and after the lecture, audience members can explore these in their own time.
Artists, methodologies and circumstances, referred to along the way, reveal the impact and significance of experiential, personalized and liberating approaches on artistic, educational and human growth. A mesh of connections is exposed, that has allowed inspiration and knowledge to flow between places, people and times.