19-19.30
h and 21-21.30h :::Performance:::[Saal]:::
5.-€
PRUE
LANG (D/F) ::: Infinite Temporal Series II
concept and direction: Prue Lang
by and with:
Kristin Swiat, Manon Greiner,
Nina Vallon, Verena Tremel
Sound design: Amaury Groc
set design: Prue Lang
light design: Tanja Rühl
technician: Dimitar Evtimov
a coproduction by tanz performance köln with the
Künstlerhaus Mousonturm Frankfurt and Cercle Rouge.
supported by the
NATIONALE PERFORMANCE NETZ aus Mitteln des Tanzplans Deutschland
der Kulturstiftung des Bundes
photo:
Joris Jan Bos
Infinite
Temporal Series was conceived as a series of choreographic
installations, each of which develops a specific form
that is passed on to the following one. Choreographer
Prue Lang looks at the way in which we perceive space
and time by questioning how we process seeing and being
seen in a real, live context. The intimately set up stage
enables the audience to become a part of the whole.
20-20.40
h ::: Performance :::[Ausstellungshalle]::: 5 €
JULIE
NIOCHE (F) ::: H2O-NaCl-CaCO3 german
premiere
concept and interpretation: Julie
Nioche
music: Alexandre Meyer
light: Yves Godin
set design: Virginie Mira
technical direction: Sylvain
Giraudeau, Erik Houllier
photo: Virginie Mira
French
dancer and choreographer Julie Nioche’s work revolves
around the body and its transformations – through
society and by rite of its physicality. Architectural
constructions change shape because of the accumulation
of masses of air and move the space in the course of this
installation-like performance. The boundaries of body
and space blur, become permeable. An organic “body
space“ evolves by means of actual spatial elements,
yet it is not possible to define inside and outside anymore.
Forms and identities dissolve, evading strict definition,
being decoded by immersing themselves in “a different
skin.“
Thanks
to : Michel Bernard, Alice Daquet ,Gabrielle Mallet, Nadine
Moëc, Rachid Ouramdane, Julie Perrin. Executive
producer: A.I.M.E. (Association d’Individus en Mouvements
Engagés)
Production : Association fin novembre
L’association fin novembre is supported by: le Ministère
de la culture et de la communication / DRAC Ile de France,
au titre de l’aide à la compagnie chorégraphique
conventionnée et CulturesFrance.
Coproductions: Théâtre Bonlieu Scène
nationale d’Annecy, Festival d’Automne à
Paris, La Maison de l’Architecture en Ile de France,
CCN Le Havre Haute Normandie, CCN de Franche-Comté
à Belfort Le Consortium, Centre d’art contemporain
dept. nouvelles scènes - Dijon
with support from: La Ménagerie de Verre –
Paris et La Cité européenne des Récollets
Avec le concours du Ministère de la Culture et
de la Communication – CNC – DICREAM, aide
à la réalisation et de la Ville de Paris
from
18 h ::: free entrance
[Projektraum]::: Elina Bäckman (FIN) Die vierte Person(the
fourth person)
Holograms, 2006
With support from the Holographic Labs at the Kunsthochschule
für Medien Köln (Academy of Media Arts Cologne)
artistical-technical-sientifical mentoring: Urs Fries,
Professor Dieter Jung, Dipl.Ing. Peter Schuster
The installations of four holographic stereograms,
produced by photographic projection, lighting and
by incorporating the audience members’ movements
create weightless bodies in three-dimensional space.
[Foyer] ::: Eli Cortiñas Hidalgo (E)
No place like home video installation,
2006
Judy
Garland, alias Dorothy from the magical land of
Oz, circles along her winding path to self discovery
longing to arrive „home“ in this synchronized
choreography for two monitors.
[Foyer]
::: Claas
Reinhard and Benjamin Holefleisch Silberpfeil und Schattentanz light
installation ,
2007
produced on commission by FIN[is]SAGE
the
Cologne based designers create the connecting thread through
area of the Alte Feuerwache. They are guiding the audience
with light and shadow to the venues.
[Foyer]
::: filmprogramm
in
Cooperation with the Institut Français de Cologne
A journey through choreographic landscapes of contemporary
dance in France: L´homme
qui danse a
film by Rosita Boisseau and Valérie Urréa
2004 - 59 minutes - documentation Kaspar
Konzert
a film by Sylvie Blum and François Verret 2001
-
25 minutes - choreography
INSTITUT
FRANCAIS DE COLOGNE from 17 h ::: free entrance
