Neskorý zber: Korene tanečného experimentu, Banská Bystrica

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Neskorý zber: Korene tanečného experimentu, Banská Bystrica

Late harvest: roots of dance experiment, Banská Bystrica

Event by: Neskorý Zber OZ, Dano Rak

Location: Conservatory JL Bella, Banská Bystrica

Discussions and lectures, Dances

About event

The late harvest in cooperation with the Conservatory of J. L. Bella in Banská Bystrica prepared an unconventional format not only for dance enthusiasts but also the public who is interested in learning something more about experiments in modern dance. which includes a workshop, a performary lecture and again at the end of the workshop takes place 22. And 23 February 2025 at the Conservatory in Banská Bystrica.
22.2. 13:00 - 15: 000 workshop, 16,00 - Performative lecture
23.2. 10,00 - 12:00 Workshop

The Performative Lecture is devoted to the post of modern post in dance, which brought the transformation of the perception of dance, its forms and possibilities. Post-Moderny Movement brings a new approach to art, reflects and inspired by everyday life. In the center of interest is the process, action, openness and indefiniteness. It brings everyday life to art and art to everyday life. And the movement had several leaders' personalities that influenced and still influenced by generations of dancers, eg. Yvonne Rainer, Steve Paxton, David Gordon, Trisha Brown, Deborah Hay and others. It uses space between a lecture with authentic video demonstrations, along with dance demonstrations demonstrating the principles and relationships of the topic. We use the original version of the "TRIA A" (Yvonne Rainer choreography), contact improvisation and formal compositional methods. Dance demonstrations are danced by Anna Sedlačková and Daniel Raček together with selected students who will participate in the thematic workshop. improvisation and post of modern compositional procedures. They also supported: Spiral space, babyfit.

We look forward to experimenting together in Banská Bystrica :)

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