Festival WhyNot #5
7-9 Aug 2015
Tolhuistuin Amsterdam
Friday 7 August
Tolhuistuin Amsterdam
19:00 – 03:00
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16:00-20:00
Masterclass Olivier de Sagazan
During the festival, on the 7th and 9th of August, the renowned performance artist Olivier de Sagazan will give a masterclass for art students from different art academies! During this masterclass participants will be introduced to his artistic practices and inspirations. While building layers of clay and paint onto their upper bodies and faces, the participants will transform themselves into fascinating creatures.On the 9th, participants will present their work at the festival itself, in front of the audience. On the 8th, De Sagazan will perform his work Hybridation together with Marie Cardinal. Entrance to this performance, as well as the rest of the three day festival, will be free for participants of the masterclass.
About the masterclass:
Covering one’s body and face can be seen as an initiation ritual from prehistoric times. This seemingly naive and unaffected ritual is in fact a very liberating and creative triggering experience. The body, covered in clay, will be transfigured into a kind of sculpture and will move in unexpected and different ways. Like a phantom moving towards the afterlife. A once in a life time experience!
About Olivier de Sagazan:
Performer and sculptor Olivier de Sagazan was born in Brazzaville, Congo in 1959. He now lives and works in Saint Nazaire, France. For more than 20 years, Olivier de Sagazan has developed a hybrid practice that integrates painting, photography, sculpture and performance. With his work De Sagazan is able to cross boundaries between the physical, intellectual, spiritual and animalistic senses. Therefore his work is disquieting and deeply moving. Equally inspired by Francis Bacon and Samuel Beckett, he uses themes like deformity and transformation. De Sagazan has performed and exhibited worldwide, and had a part in the art film Samsara by Ron Fricke.
Practical info:
7th of August: 16:00 - 20:00 9th of August: 15:00 - 18:00 (with presentation)
€ 50,- pp (including entrance to the full three day festival program)
Sign up:
There’s only room for a limited number of participants! Please note that you should be available for both workshop days when attending.
Send your application to info@festivalwhynot.nl, providing your full name, year of birth, experience, background in performance and/or the arts and your telephone number.
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19:00-20:30
Opening with Catering 3000
As customs prescribe, also in the future, your waiter or waitress during WhyNot Festival will be well dressed. The origin of the title ‘waiter’ lies in practicing patience before satisfaction. The biggest satisfaction comes for those who wait till the waiters finish their job…
Concept and Textiles: Janneke Raaphorst / Performers: Isabella Shirley Miller, Michalis Maroulakis, Caroline Lindo -
19:45-20:00 & 21:40-21:55
Susanne Marx: CLOSE/D
they move. they are close. they want to talk to you.
In CLOSE/D, choreographer Susanne Marx and operamaker Kirsten Schötteldreier are further developing the idea of a moving choir. Extracts from Masse und Macht by Elias Canetti are combined with the personal considerations of the singers; both texts speak about their personal fear of the other and the urge to withdraw into private spaces. Composer Natalia Dominguez Rangel has created a new musical piece based on the text. Speech merges into singing and movement morphs into sound.
Susanne Marx’s work is concerned as much with the sociological phenomena as the movement of a mass versus the individual. Different behaviours in a diverse cultural society are another focus of her work. She is fascinated by how these differences manifest and how they are often more close to each other then expected. Kirsten Schötteldreier supports and develops the unique, individual voices to create a heterogenous choir, where the individual word still can be heard.
Choreography: Susanne Marx / Musical Direction: Kirsten Schötteldreier / Composition: Natalia Dominguez Rangel / Assistance: Birgit Wiegel / Singers: Micha van Dam, Marloes Vermijs-Smit, Gerda Peet, Fred Alexander Dwarshuis, Barbara Henkes, Sydney Jackson, Miranda Driessen, Patricia Werner Leanse, Moreen Beentjes, Nanny Roed Lauridsen, Irene Fischer, Birgit Wieger, Jozet van Sloten, Johannes Snijder, Jens Ramdor, Margo Groeneveld, Trix Reijn, Persephone Abbott, Morschi Franz, Vesna Miletic, Annemarie Ooft, Amazon Navitel, Almudena Ballesteros Parejo, Marijke de Wit, Gerthe Lamers
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20:00-20:20 & 21:30-21:50
Liat Waysbort & Salvador Breed: Trigger (preview)
WhyNot presents the first preview of Trigger, an exciting new project by choreographer Liat Waysbort and sound artist Salvador Breed. Trigger’s main theme is the exploration of touch and being touched as a counterpoint to its own meaning. Through the performance the link between sound, movement and touch is examined and an environment is built where the spectators loose notion of authorship. The dancers create the music and the music creates the choreography.
liatwaysbort.comcargocollective.com/salvadorbreed
Concept: Liat Waysbort & Salvador Breed / Choreography: Liat Waysbort / Sound design: Salvador Breed / Performers: Charlotte Mathiessen and Vera Goetzee / Coproduced by WhyNot and Bitter Sweet Dance
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20:30-21:40
Hodworks: Dawn (NL Premiere)
In Dawn the naked human body takes center stage and opens up in front of us like a landscape, dressed in the outlines of the muscles, the wrinkles of the skin and its flushed texture. We are able to witness the body’s anatomical-mechanical nature or “animal-like quality”, which is such a taboo of our times.
The Hungarian choreographer Adrienn Hód presents a continuity of interactions and unstoppable series of changes that create a daring piece of performance which demands an exceptionally high level of consciousness, strength and sensitivity from the dancers. Dawn is an autonomous and radical research of the body, free from prejudices.
Choreography: Adrienn Hód / Performers: Emese Cuhorka, Júlia Garai, Csaba Molnár, Marcio Canabarro / Live music: Zoltán Mizsei / Co-produced by: Trafó - House of Contemporary Arts / Photo: KNI / Supported by: Ministry of Human Resources (HU), National Cultural Fund (HU), New Performing Arts Foundation (HU), OFF Foundation (HU)
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22:00-23:00
CUT_
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy84qfcXY1U
CUT_ is an Amsterdam based Electronic-music duo consisting of producer Sebastiaan Dutilh and vocalist Belle Doron. Their music is a response to the English Trip-hop and Bass sound of the past decade, with a modern twist. Acts like Burial, Mount Kimbie, Massive Attack and James Blake are their sources of inspiration.
A CUT_ live show consist of more than just their or improvised compositions. They have teamed up with programmer/visual artist Hidde de Jong who brings an extra dimension to the mix with his live visuals and glitchy effects; together the show becomes an audio visual experience.
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23:00-03:00
DJ Streamer
Our favorite DJ/producer is back again for the fifth time on the WhyNot dance floor. The artist formerly known as DJ Alec Smart, or the man known for epic tunes in performances by Nicole Beutler, will again inject his own cooked beats from a multitude of fresh worldwide genres into a rich, magical and spellbound mix that will make you dance! dance! dance!
Saturday 8 August
Tolhuistuin Amsterdam
16:00 – 01:00
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16:00 / 17:00 / 18:00
Janneke Raaphorst: Natural Business Card - Dealing with nature
Your guide will take you on a walk through the garden. Consider it a business trip where one will be introduced to dealing with nature by identifying natural business cards. We skip the detour of making paper and printing, we use the leaf directly to look up what kind of business the tree is into.
The dictionary says dealing involves some kind of transaction. It seems dealing with nature today has become more of a one way action, taking without offering anything in return. Either we have to correct the dictionary or we have to reconsider the notion of transaction. What have we got nature to offer?
Your guide will take you on a walk through the garden.
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16:00-18:00
Jasper Griepink: Full-Body Handfasting
Full-Body Handfasting is the new deal. It is the wedding for a year or a day. It is you & your beloved taking vows (seriously or not) and getting tied together in a summery and flower-clad ceremonial pavilion. Dive into a tight & embalming uniquely tailored full-body wedding ritual in which surrender is rewarded and hesitation is not. Bondage like this is powerful, kind and loving. In the transformational realm that emerges between comfort and confrontation you will be guided on a short and insightful trip into being together and as one, (or as two, three, four – whatever holds your fancy). Full-body Handfasting also caters to individuals who want to get together with themselves; marrying your self might be the best thing you ever did.
Historically “Handfasting” has been a term for "betrothal" or "wedding" since the 16th century and has come to be used as a replacement for "marriage" in the vocabulary of Neopaganism since the 1990’s – especially in Wicca where the ritual symbolizes vows for a lifetime, for all of eternity or for as long as love shall last. Bondage is the consensually tying, binding, or restraining of some-one for erotic, aesthetic, and/or somatosensory stimulation – it is an often misunderstood art of transformation and discovery.
Visitors of the festival are invited to surrender to getting tied together and married. Please visit the ceremonial pavilion for an appointment or an instant treatment. Come in pairs, groups of lovers, alone, bring whatever of your stuff you want to get closer to and take that togetherness to the next level.
Geo-Dome Pavilion & Bondage Textiles and Equipment by Janneke Raaphorst & Jasper Griepink
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18:00 - 20:00
Garden dinner with food by De Empanada Keuken and love songs by and with Oneka von Schrader
You better show up with an empty stomach, because we’ll have many delicious snacks for you at the festival: Ali, our Turkish pizza baker, will bake some delicious pizzas during the evening and De Empanada Keuken will serve mouthwatering empanadas and hand rolls. On Saturday and Sunday you can even enjoy a complete meal: a bowl of gazpacho, followed by three types of empanadas with a salad and for desert a pannacotta with a blueberry sauce!
De Empanada Keuken was founded in 2014 by Aurora Gabriela Rosales who is currently studying at the Rietveld Academy. She gives the empanada, a popular Latin American dish, a modern twist by mixing traditional recipes with new ingredients and flavours!
Oneka von Schrader:
"Uh, I sing the very best love song to you, it´s so bright if you look in the sun and forgot to take on the sunglasses yeah, there is nothing else." (Heinz Wolfsbauer)
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19:20 & 20:45
+ 19:00 pretalkLiat Waysbort & Salvador Breed: Trigger (preview)
WhyNot presents the first preview of Trigger, an exciting new project by choreographer Liat Waysbort and sound artist Salvador Breed. Trigger’s main theme is the exploration of touch and being touched as a counterpoint to its own meaning. Through the performance the link between sound, movement and touch is examined and an environment is built where the spectators loose notion of authorship. The dancers create the music and the music creates the choreography.
liatwaysbort.comcargocollective.com/salvadorbreed
Concept: Liat Waysbort & Salvador Breed / Choreography: Liat Waysbort / Sound design: Salvador Breed / Performers: Charlotte Mathiessen and Vera Goetzee / Coproduced by WhyNot and Bitter Sweet Dance
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19:25 & 20:50
Ingrid Berger Myhre: Current (excerpt)
“When we start to do, we start to eliminate. We narrow down the possibilities, we limit the initial potential. And yet, it is only when doing something - anything - that new potentials are born. We cancel out options, but create the ground for new ones.”
Ingrid Berger Myhre presents an excerpt of her performance Current. Text and language are central elements in her works, and often used in order to describe a scenario that could very well happen, but does not, because it is described instead. Speaking prevents the situation from actually occuring, but also allows it to exist by suggesting it to our imagination. What is refused appears at the same time - suspended in language.
Ingrid graduated this summer from ex.e.r.ce MA choreography research and performance at Centre Chorégraphique National de Montpellier.
Concept and performance: Ingrid Berger Myhre / Dramaturgy: Konstantina Georgelou / Support: JSKD Ljubljana, Dansateliers Rotterdam, CLOUD at Danslab Den Haag, Random Collision Groningen, Melkweg / Funded by: Arts Council Norway, Vestfold Fylkeskommune
photo: Jenny Berger Myhre
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20:00-20:35
Cie. OFEN: One Final Evolutionary Note
One Final Evolutionary Note is a take on Charles Darwins 1859 book On the Origin of Species, and how life forms exist in duration, specifically through natural selection and the struggle for existence. The performance seeks to devise existential and philosophical questions about the nature of our bodies as biological and political entities in this day and age, searching for ways in which we can represent our bodies in various forms and contexts, from a tiny atom to a universal explosion.
In duet formation, our bodies together represent one person and all people, we both represent I, a symbiotic I, a parasitic I. We are blood cells, clotting and unclotting. Who are we when we are apart? We are not us, and not I. If we were in a life and death situation, how would we override each other non-violently? How would we represent ourselves as bodies in our political system?
Concept and performance: Michael Carter, Gala Moody / Music: Renato Seixas / Supported by: Andwhatbesidesdeath Vzw (Be), Compagnia Iris (It), Centro Danza Canal (Esp), Compania Nacional de Danza (Esp), Danscentrum Jette (Be)
photo: Rinaldo Sata
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21:15-21:45
Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti & Frank Rosaly: Amaranthine
Performer Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti and Chicago drummer Frank Rosaly will be presenting their new duo project featuring Ibelisse’s masterful spinning technique, derived from her studies of sufi dervish practice. Rosaly creates cyclical percussion patterns that weave within Ibelisse's perpetual spinning. The performers infiltrate a space with continual rhythm and motion, allowing repetition to be their point of convergence.
From Rumi the sufi mysticus: A secret turning in us makes the universe turn. Head unaware of feet, and feet head. Neither cares. They keep turning.
Concept, performance and music: Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti, Frank Rosaly Thanks to: Boukje Schweigman
Photo: William Frederking
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22:00-22:30
Olivier de Sagazan: Hybridation (NL premiere)
After 20 years, WhyNot brings the cutting edge, internationally renowned French performer and sculptor Olivier de Sagazan back to the Netherlands! Equally inspired by Francis Bacon and Samuel Beckett, De Sagazan uses clay and paint to perform acts of live sculpture in which his own face is the canvas.
Together with Isabelle Vialle he presents his disturbing love duet Hybridation. A man and a woman enter a dialogue in which the ground acts as a substitute for language – an exchange of earth and fingerprints…
Olivier de Sagazan was born in Brazzaville/Congo in 1959, he lives and works in Saint Nazaire, France. For more than 20 years Olivier de Sagazan has developed a hybrid practice that integrates painting, photography, sculpture, and performance. Disquieting and deeply moving, his body of work crosses the boundaries between the physical, intellectual, spiritual and animalistic senses. He has exhibited widely in France, Europe, US, India, Korea, China, in art galleries, museums, and festivals. With an almost cult following online, and rave reviews about his expressive and inimitable style, de Sagazan’s body art work is also featured in the non-verbal film Samsara directed by Ron Fricke and a future feature movie just filmed in Los Angeles with Mario Sorrenti and Harald Kloser.
De Sagazan: “I dreamed of being a dancer, using my own body as an essential element to express my anguish and my fascination with being alive. My performances are another way of channeling this urge. My main inspiration is in looking at nature with the eyes of the biologist I was and the philosopher I am trying to be.”
nefdesfous.free.fr >> [interview We Are Public] >>(http://wearepublic.nl/en/een-kwestie-van-identiteit/)
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22:30-01:00
Dance & Music Improvisation
Like every year, this edition of WhyNot will also feature several sizzling dance improvisations. Driven by the energetic sounds of live musicians, a few dancers start the movement and no one knows who or what will follow…
Saturday with: Violet Fall (electronics), Cherish Menzo (dance), Ellen Knops (light), Raoul Freitas Vale Germano (dance), Eelke Mastebroek (guitar & effects) and Kenzo Kusuda (dance).
Sunday with: Liat Waysbort (dance), Mayke van Kruchten (dance), Christian Guerematchi (dance) and Oene van Geel (violin)
Sunday 9 August
Tolhuistuin Amsterdam
14:00-20:00
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11:00-12:30
Secret Garden Yoga
For the early Sunday birds: Sunday at 11:00 AM you can join a secret yoga class in the garden! Bring your own yoga mat, buy a day-ticket for Sunday, and find a perfect spot underneath the trees where you can enjoy the garden atmosphere until the program starts at 14:00 PM.
*based on donation
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14:00-18:00
Masterclass Olivier de Sagazan
During the festival, on the 7th and 9th of August, the renowned performance artist Olivier de Sagazan will give a masterclass for art students from different art academies! During this masterclass participants will be introduced to his artistic practices and inspirations. While building layers of clay and paint onto their upper bodies and faces, the participants will transform themselves into fascinating creatures.On the 9th, participants will present their work at the festival itself, in front of the audience. On the 8th, De Sagazan will perform his work Hybridation together with Marie Cardinal. Entrance to this performance, as well as the rest of the three day festival, will be free for participants of the masterclass.
About the masterclass:
Covering one’s body and face can be seen as an initiation ritual from prehistoric times. This seemingly naive and unaffected ritual is in fact a very liberating and creative triggering experience. The body, covered in clay, will be transfigured into a kind of sculpture and will move in unexpected and different ways. Like a phantom moving towards the afterlife. A once in a life time experience!
About Olivier de Sagazan:
Performer and sculptor Olivier de Sagazan was born in Brazzaville, Congo in 1959. He now lives and works in Saint Nazaire, France. For more than 20 years, Olivier de Sagazan has developed a hybrid practice that integrates painting, photography, sculpture and performance. With his work De Sagazan is able to cross boundaries between the physical, intellectual, spiritual and animalistic senses. Therefore his work is disquieting and deeply moving. Equally inspired by Francis Bacon and Samuel Beckett, he uses themes like deformity and transformation. De Sagazan has performed and exhibited worldwide, and had a part in the art film Samsara by Ron Fricke.
Practical info:
7th of August: 16:00 - 20:00 9th of August: 15:00 - 18:00 (with presentation)
€ 50,- pp (including entrance to the full three day festival program)
Sign up:
There’s only room for a limited number of participants! Please note that you should be available for both workshop days when attending.
Send your application to info@festivalwhynot.nl, providing your full name, year of birth, experience, background in performance and/or the arts and your telephone number.
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14:00-16:00
Speeddate Picknick
So many ways to look at art, but why not date art? To all you art lovers, art makers and heartbreakers: let's get together on Sunday for a speeddate picknick! Delicious snacks in the lush green grass. Sit your ass down on a blanket, date artist after artist and feed your brain.
With Michael Carter (Tanztheater Wuppertal/Pina Bausch), Gala Moody (Charleroi Danses/ Michelle Anne de Mey), Ugo Dehaes, Ibelisse Guardia Ferragutti and more
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16:00-18:00
Jasper Griepink: Full-Body Handfasting
Full-Body Handfasting is the new deal. It is the wedding for a year or a day. It is you & your beloved taking vows (seriously or not) and getting tied together in a summery and flower-clad ceremonial pavilion. Dive into a tight & embalming uniquely tailored full-body wedding ritual in which surrender is rewarded and hesitation is not. Bondage like this is powerful, kind and loving. In the transformational realm that emerges between comfort and confrontation you will be guided on a short and insightful trip into being together and as one, (or as two, three, four – whatever holds your fancy). Full-body Handfasting also caters to individuals who want to get together with themselves; marrying your self might be the best thing you ever did.
Historically “Handfasting” has been a term for "betrothal" or "wedding" since the 16th century and has come to be used as a replacement for "marriage" in the vocabulary of Neopaganism since the 1990’s – especially in Wicca where the ritual symbolizes vows for a lifetime, for all of eternity or for as long as love shall last. Bondage is the consensually tying, binding, or restraining of some-one for erotic, aesthetic, and/or somatosensory stimulation – it is an often misunderstood art of transformation and discovery.
Visitors of the festival are invited to surrender to getting tied together and married. Please visit the ceremonial pavilion for an appointment or an instant treatment. Come in pairs, groups of lovers, alone, bring whatever of your stuff you want to get closer to and take that togetherness to the next level.
Geo-Dome Pavilion & Bondage Textiles and Equipment by Janneke Raaphorst & Jasper Griepink
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16:00-16:30
Ugo deHaes: Geënt (NL Premiere)
Geënt is an intensely, physical duet that explores the inner working of relationships. How we strengthen and support each other, and how we trust and rely on each other, but also how we lean on each other and sometimes drag each other down. Simultaneously, the intimate material shows the beautiful and the suffocating aspects of a relationship. In Geënt you will witness the tremendous effort put forth by the dancers to remain together as a couple.
Geënt is an intimate performace based on Grafted that Ugo made in 2013 for five dance couples.
Choreography: Ugo Dehaes | Dance: Evelyne Rossie and Miguel Do Vale
photo: Joeri Thiry
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16:00-17:00
Stephen Doyle: Bee-centuries
As an Amsterdam based drummer Stephen Doyle has been lucky to play with some of the most interesting and great people he knows. He likes to makes things with his hands and isn't bad at autoCAD either. He's interested in space and time (but really who isn't). He's been known to hang out with this lot; the lock, dagora, FVVSSD, The John Ew Band.
On the festival he will perform a hypnotizing drum installation at a very secret place...
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17:15-18:00
Olivier de Sagazan: Talk & End presentation Masterclass
During the festival, on the 7th and 9th of August, the renowned performance artist Olivier de Sagazan will give a masterclass for art students from different art academies! During this masterclass participants will be introduced to his artistic practices and inspirations. While building layers of clay and paint onto their upper bodies and faces, the participants will transform themselves into fascinating creatures.
On the 9th, participants will present their work at the festival itself, in front of the audience. On the 8th, De Sagazan will perform his work Hybridation together with Marie Cardinal. Entrance to this performance, as well as the rest of the three day festival, will be free for participants of the masterclass.
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18:00-19:30
Dance & Music Improvisation
Like every year, this edition of WhyNot will also feature several sizzling dance improvisations. Driven by the energetic sounds of live musicians, a few dancers start the movement and no one knows who or what will follow…
Saturday with: Violet Fall (electronics), Cherish Menzo (dance), Ellen Knops (light), Raoul Freitas Vale Germano (dance), Eelke Mastebroek (guitar & effects) and Kenzo Kusuda (dance).
Sunday with: Liat Waysbort (dance), Mayke van Kruchten (dance), Christian Guerematchi (dance) and Oene van Geel (violin)
ONGOING PROGRAM
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Mor Shani: Ecclesiastes - an exercise in perspective (film premiere)
A film essay by Mor Shani in collaboration with Luis Alonso Rios Zertuche and Connor Schumacher that asks us to consider another perspective on things we all know. A re-reading of old knowledge and a second look at the most banal of actions. This is a first step in Mor Shani's current research of "small eternities" - an exploration of the dramaturgies of non conflict.
Film by: Mor Shani, Luis Alonso Rios Zertuche and Connor Schumacher.
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Julian Hetzel: Hellow Hollow
With Hellow Hollow, Julian Hetzel extends his performance I’m Not Here Says the Void into the public space. A group of ephemeral human like sculptures hang out in the area around the Tolhuistuin. The presence of these dark and anthropomorph creatures generates an interference in the public space – the sculptures are visual obstacles. Julian Hetzel uses black plastic foil to enter a disturbing dialogue on presence through absence and on the seductive power of the surface. What is visible is exactly what is in front of the very eyes of the spectator and in the same time it is everything else…
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Hannah Polak: Underwater Love
Presented in collaboration with Subbacultcha!
Underwater Love is a video-perfomance by Subbacultcha!’s artist-in-residence Hannah Polak, in which she confronts the beauty standards that she grew up with and that have haunted her ever since.
Lohan Pecan, the protagonist, is a character that Polak developed during her residency. The film addresses fundamental human topics like love, hate, anger, despair, jealousy, sex, fear, and courage. The dreamy Lohan is a living sculpture formed out of love and worship – a true product of her time. With archive footage, her own body and voice she creates a collage that reflects on her own past. It is a love letter to love itself and all the things that go along with it.
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Cinedans
In collaboration with Cinedans, WhyNot presents a selection of short films that focus on movement, rhythm and dance. The films will screen at curious places in the garden of the Tolhuistuin.
Films by Albert Omos, Diego Agulló, Juuke Schoorl, John Wannehag, Melanie van der Linde, Evelien Raap and Alexandre Degardin.
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Caterina Pecchioli: Social Choreography
For WhyNot, artist Caterina Pecchioli has specially adapted her work Social Choreography to the garden context of the Tolhuistuin. Social Choreography is an interactive installation with chairs, in which the audience becomes involved in an open-ended performative exchange. She invites the audience to play with simple positions in space and daily dynamics. The performance creates a space to experiment and reflect on how simple gestures can influence the emotional, social and power relations between each other.
"The viewer is asked to occupy several often diametrically opposed roles – parent, child, chairman, member of a professional group, and in the most generic sense – performer, spectator. This displaced re-enactment of habitual patterns of behaviours allows the visitor to become aware of slipping in and out of different social roles. At the same time actions like - explaining, listening, praying or waiting are deprived of their usual meaning, and can be re-enacted, objectified, experimented with." (Alena Alexandrova)
Courtesy to Associazione Culturale Dello Scompiglio, that produced Social Choreography.
photo © Caterina Pecchioli, Sedeo Ergo Sum, Parco Tenuta Dello Scompiglio
