WITH-NESS

Jude Walton & Gesa Piper

Gesa Piper , Markus A. Castor (Hrsg.), Walton Jude (Hrsg.)

Film, Kunst & Kultur

Paperback

260 Seiten

ISBN-13: 9783819226663

Verlag: BoD - Books on Demand

Erscheinungsdatum: 14.04.2025

Sprache: Englisch

Schlagworte: dance, contemporary dance, Performance, Nature, new materialism

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Beschreibung

This volume documents Gesa Piper's and Jude Walton's ten-year collaboration between Melbourne and Helsinki with images and interpretive texts. The body works are motivated by a theoretical and political claim that breaks up patterns of action and dance and, in an existentialist form, allows new communications with materialities and the environment. Borrowing as much from New Materialism as from surrealist imaginaries, the series of works also becomes a directly tangible social.
All texts translated to English, French and German.

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Gesa Piper

Gesa Piper is a German dance-artist who has worked in many different European countries in the fields of dance-, interdisciplinary - and performance art. She is based in Helsinki since 2011 where she graduated from the Theater Academy with a Master degree. She had finished her Bachelor studies in 2008 at the Dance Academy ArtEZ in the Netherlands. Her interests lie within the field of the multiplicity of the human existence in its social and environmental context and her artistic work seeks to investigate those through means of physical expression.

Markus A. Castor (Hrsg.)

Markus A. Castor studied Art History, Philosophy and Classical Archeology. Since 2006 he is Research Director of the Centre Allemand d'Histoire de l'Art in Paris.

Walton Jude (Hrsg.)

Jude Walton was born in Manchester, UK, and now lives and works in Melbourne, where she founded the BA in Performance Studies at the College of Arts, Victoria University. Her art practice includes interests in writing, philosophy, dance, spatial design, architecture, video, and all sorts of ephemera. She uses various 'things' to construct a temporal poetics of space - compositions of songs, people, actions, objects, films, dance and so on arranged in space and time as physical 3D poems.

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