13. 6. 2020 I 16.00 (CZ) I 10.00 (USA) |
online streaming
Witness the culmination of unique research, in which 11 dance makers from the Czech Republic and the United States will “work through” physical, kinaesthetic and movement ideas linked to the artistic intention of individual works within the exhibition 1796-1918: ART OF THE LONG CENTURY, part of the National Gallery in Prague’s permanent collection, in real time. The work also responds to the curatorial intention of the exhibition as a whole.
Choreographer Sue Schroeder (USA) will lead six American and 5 Czech dance makers in a unique practice that mirrors the creative approaches and artistic works contained within the exhibition. Characterised by a certain departure from traditional notions of dance, this practice supports and challenges the unusual, fruitful and inspirational debate around fine art, while also facilitating a kinaesthetic approach to telling the “story of art.”
The performance will be live-streamed from the Czech Republic (16:00 CET) and United States (10:00 EST) simultaneously.
In over 40 years of work in the arts, Sue Schroeder, Core Dance Artistic Director, has created more than 110 original dance works for theatres, museums, green spaces, architectural works, and water environments. Her work has appeared throughout the United States and Mexico, Israel, France, Germany, Poland, Georgia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Iceland, United Kingdom, Sweden, Canada, Guatemala, and Hungary. Schroeder’s multidisciplinary vision has led to collaborations with influential voices in dance, music, spoken word, visual arts and design. Additionally, Schroeder is recognized as an Arts Activist and Mentor and the Founding Artistic Director of Core Dance. As a contemporary Dance Maker, Schroeder focuses on the creative process, movement research & exploration, using dance-making as a catalyst for social change. Sue has created 110+ original dance works for theatres, museums, green spaces, architectural works & water environments in the U.S. and internationally. She integrates prominent voices in dance, music, spoken word, visual arts and design, using dance to catalyst social change. She is an Arts Activist, Mentor and Founding Artistic Director of Core Dance. / Photo: Jerry Siegel [ … ]
