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Mostra exibe trabalhos selecionados em edital

Acontecem neste sábado e domingo (14 e 15/11) as apresentações dos projetos selecionados na 1ª edição do edital Novos Coreógrafos – Novas Criações: Site Specific, lançado pelo Centro Cultural São Paulo (CCSP). O edital contemplou seis trabalhos inéditos, criados especificamente…

O que passou e o que ainda virá no Panorama 2009

Se você não pode estar presente ao Festival Panorama 2009, assista aqui a alguns dos vídeos produzidos nessa primeira semana de atividades. E programe-se para o que ainda está por vir!

II Seminário Economia da Dança: informalidade é tema polêmico

A questão da informalidade do fazer artístico foi uma das polêmicas do II Seminário Economia da Dança. Os debates sobre esse e outros assuntos seguem a partir de agora no blog. Saiba como participar.

Obra de Hélio Oiticica inspira trabalho

Inspirado no trabalho Núcleos, de Hélio Oiticica, o espetáculo Nucleares será apresentado de quinta-feira a domingo (12 a 15/11) no Teatro de Dança, em São Paulo. A peça é encenada pela Cia. Mariana Muniz de Teatro e Dança.

Depois da minitemporada no…

Conheça os selecionados para o Rumos Dança na área de Videodança

O Instituto Itaú Cultural divulgou os selecionados na área de Videodança para o programa Rumos 2009/2010. Foram escolhidos cinco projetos dentre os 14 que haviam sido pré-selecionados em agosto (clique aqui para saber mais). Esse grupo foi escolhido após master class com…

The New Silk Road project

European Diploma in Cultural Project Management 2010/11 (deadline: 15 Jan)

Links for 2009-11-14 [del.icio.us]

• Computational Aesthetics on Graphics, Visualization and Imaging
  Artistic submissions are invited across the broad range of mediums covered by Computational Aesthetics.
• Regretsy - Handmade? It looks like you made it with your feet
  regretsy a site dedicated to the worst items on Etsy.
• BBC NEWS | Technology | Digital cloud plan for city skies
  A giant "digital cloud" that would "float" above London's skyline has been outlined by an international team of architects, artists and engineers.
• Belle de Jour revealed as research scientist Dr Brooke Magnanti - Times Online
  The secret life of Dr Brooke Magnanti, an obscure research scientist, is revealed today as she unmasks herself as the writer behind the pseudonym Belle de Jour.

Links for 2009-11-13 [del.icio.us]

• McDonald's advertises for staff to work at Guantánamo Bay - Telegraph
  McDonald's is advertising for staff to work at Guantánamo Bay, in what might be the perfect opportunity for anyone looking to see out the recession in warmer climes.
• Jerusalem Dispossessed | Activestills
  If Jerusalem is to remain the symbol of peace and tole-rance it cannot be a ghetto for anyone or owned by any particular group. In the same year that Israel celebrates 40 years of the so-called “unity” of Jerusalem, the city has been divided by force, discrimination and injustice. In the “holy city” of 2007, it seems that the only god is “security” and real estate. Israeli policy is drawing a twisting path of a wall that more than anything ensures more conflict, suffering and despair. The future of Israel cannot be built by blocking the potential of the other. Any negotiation taking place while facts and borders are aggressively being determined according to one side’s interests, is just an illusion. Without real freedom and respect of the other’s right to live in dignity, there is no basis for political negotiation. October 2007
• Resisting the Capitalist Production of Space.
  “Ten Days for Oppositional Architecture” takes up the task of exploring possibilities and conditions of a socially committed architectural practice. Therefore the narrow boundaries of the profession have to be left behind. We hence invite activists, geographers, architects, planners, and economists representing different critical approaches to discuss and develop concepts and practices that not only try to oppose and challenge the capitalist mode of production of space, but also try to go beyond it – strategies of de-commodification, re-appropriation and alternative production of space.
• FCForum
  We, a broad coalition from over 20 countries, of hundreds of thousands of citizens, users, consumers, organizations, artists, hackers, members of the free culture movement, economists, lawyers, teachers, students, researchers, scientists, activists, workers, unemployed, entrepreneurs, creators… We invite all citizens to make this Charter theirs, share it and put it into practice. We invite all governments, multinationals and institutions urgently to listen to it, understand it and enforce it.
• Provisions Library » Blog Archive » Activist Listening
  Raqs Media Collective reaches well beyond the confines of the art world to appeal to communities both on and off line. “Raqs” translates into “dance” in Farsi, Arabic, and Urdu. But founding members Jeebesh Bagchi, Monica Narula, and Shuddhabrata Sengupta once jokingly stated, however, that raqs stands for “rarely asked questions.”
• 'Vomit on the table' and speak like a 1950s hipster | Culture | The Guardian
  The Guidelines: Random notes from pop culture
• Israel 'personally attacking human rights group' after Gaza war criticism | World news | guardian.co.uk
  Human Rights Watch denies having political agenda or seeking funds from Saudi Arabia
• L'arte formato reportage Milano celebra McCurry - Recensioni - Arte - Repubblica.it
  Grande mostra sul maestro, pluripremiato dal World Press Photo Award. Oltre 200 scatti da Beirut alla Cambogia, dall'11 settembre alla ragazza di Peshawar

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ArtReview Close Encounters: Frieze Projects 2009

Artists Stephanie Syjuco, Kim Coleman, Per-Oskar Leu and Ryan Gander speak with ArtReview about their projects for Frieze Art Fair. Interviews by Oliver Basciano and J.J. Charlesworth.

ArtReview Close Encounters: Martin Creed

Oliver Basciano meets Martin Creed during rehearsals for his Ballet (Work No. 1020), at Sadler's Wells, London, 16–18 October

ArtReview Close Encounters: LMCC LentSpace

ArtReview's Tyler Coburn tours the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's temporary park/art installation, LentSpace, and interviews curator Adam Kleinman and artist Olivier Babin

ArtReview Close Encounters: Athanasios Argianas

Oliver Basciano speaks with artist Athanasios Argianas on the occasion of his exhibition Until Full Stops Look Like Stars, From Where You Stand, at Max Wigram Gallery, London, through 31 October.

ArtReview Close Encounters: The Jarman Award

ArtReview's Laura Allsop attends the Jarman Award ceremony, held at London's Whitechapel Gallery on 22 September, and interviews artist Lindsay Seers, who won for her film installations Extramission 6 and It Has to Be This Way (both 2009)

invitation to Culture|Futures from 7 to 9 December in Copenhagen

Culture|Futures is an international collaboration of organisations and individuals who are concerned with shaping and delivering a proactive cultural agenda to support the necessary transition towards an Ecological Age.

Engendering Change: Strategies to Combat Gender Stereotypes and Promote Equal Opportunities for Performers in Europe

The new project led by EuroFIA will build on the foundations laid by the first one and will seek to identify clear strategic actions to engender change across the EU.

Call for applications / Nomad Dance Academy / Education programme 2010

Nomad Dance Academy invites emerging creators from the field of contemporary dance and related professions, from around the world, to the nomadic dance-research-exchange-creative process.

Recreating the Berlin wall with 33.000 people

British performance-artist und curator Martin Butler wants to rebuild the Berlin Wall – not out of steel, concrete and barbed wire, but with people.

16è Rencontres du réseau Banlieues d'Europe

Banlieues d’Europe poursuit son travail de repérage de projets artistiques et de réflexion sur les alternatives culturelles, sociales, économiques… A l'heure de la crise économique, il est urgent de mettre en perspective des projets alternatifs dans les quartiers des villes, à l'aide de regards croisés d'artistes, d'habitants, de chercheurs, d'élus, d'urbanistes, d'économistes de différents horizons, repérés en France, en Belgique, en Allemagne, en Roumanie, en Grande-Bretagne, en Italie …