Matchbox lab #2 – counterpulse
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- Matchbox Lab #2: Kim Ip Dasha Ortenberg
- Matchbox Lab #2: Kim Ip Dasha Ortenberg
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Matchbox is definitely an art+tech interactive lab series, located at CounterPulse with partners ZERO1 & Kinetech Arts, that seeds collaboration beyond discipline.
Designed as public practicum labs, Matchbox pairs creative technologists with dancers and choreographers to spark critical investigations and seed cutting-edge works.
Matchbox creates an chance of these two creative communities to locate places of overlapping values, and works as a framework for any more collaborative urban arts ecosystem. The general public is asked towards the labs below to participate as project participants and viewers.
Matchbox artists ought to further develop work with DanceHack 2020.
Matchbox Lab #2: Kim Ip Dasha Ortenberg
Kim Ip & Dasha Ortenberg invite you to definitely explore the way the body reacts to cultural and physical encounters in public places spaces. The work first positions the road as a number of informal outside “rooms” set against a proper urban proscenium. After that it investigates the interrelationships from the formal and informal purposes of these streetscapes, as enacted through the moving body. Using site-specific research and knowledge collection within the Tenderloin, we prototype the thought of redefining urban form through unpredicted uses and spontaneous interactions. 3d objects, animated frames, and mock-up spaces produced by the information then question the way a built atmosphere can catalyze cultural expression.
Kim Ip
Matchbox is definitely an art+tech interactive lab series, located at CounterPulse with partners ZERO1 & Kinetech Arts, that seeds collaboration beyond discipline.
Designed as public practicum labs, Matchbox pairs creative technologists with dancers and choreographers to spark critical investigations and seed cutting-edge works.
Matchbox creates an chance of these two creative communities to locate places of overlapping values, and works as a framework for any more collaborative urban arts ecosystem. The general public is asked towards the labs below to participate as project participants and viewers.
Matchbox artists ought to further develop work with DanceHack 2020.
Matchbox Lab #2: Kim Ip Dasha Ortenberg
Kim Ip & Dasha Ortenberg invite you to definitely explore the way the body reacts to cultural and physical encounters in public places spaces. The work first positions the road as a number of informal outside “rooms” set against a proper urban proscenium. After that it investigates the interrelationships from the formal and informal purposes of these streetscapes, as enacted through the moving body. Using site-specific research and knowledge collection within the Tenderloin, we prototype the thought of redefining urban form through unpredicted uses and spontaneous interactions. 3d objects, animated frames, and mock-up spaces produced by the information then question the way a built atmosphere can catalyze cultural expression.
Kim Ip
Kim Ip/Krimm is really a choreographer and artist who uses her choreography to undermine the stereotypes and expectations from the performing womxns’ body as it requires American Popular Culture. Her work critiques the mediated gaze of womxns’ physiques on television through physically exhausting dance and club culture aesthetic. She wants to create alternate encounters on stage that unhinge the viewer from what’s comfortable by co-opting familiar imagery and utilising subtle distortion. Kim Ip/Krimm has gotten residencies from Scarf-Anderson Dance Center, SafeHouse Arts, and today Counterpulse.
Dasha Ortenberg
Dasha Ortenberg believes deeply in design’s capability to stimulate critical thought, highlight the weirdness of people, and reveal uncanny overlaps of (sub-)cultures. Her mix-scalar and mix-media method of space is the effect of a perpetual passion for modes of human communication, collaboration, and cohabitation. Getting emigrated in the Ussr growing up, she’s driven with a deep gratitude towards the U . s . States for getting provided the chance to pursue her passions and understand her heritage, and activly works to promote and propagate such possibilities for other people.
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