NETWORKED EVENT
PERFORMANCES, DANCE, WORKSHOPS
SPIDER
TRAVELLING ARTISTIC EVENTS
LJUBLJANA, ZAGREB, ATHENS & LYON
Les Subsistances welcome and offer a place to meet Spider, a nomadic, independent laboratory or an eclectic cooperative of young European artists building a network.
Dancers, choreographers, musicians, visual artists and authors from four countries engage in activities based on their respective works and share their personal research in order to observe, discuss, and compare ideas.
Spider enables different artistic practices to intermingle.
For further information: www.spiderontheedge.org
At Les Subsistances
>>>> 6 CHOREOGRAPHED PIECES
october 6.7.8 at à 7:30 pm (1 evening =3 shows)
With :
Eleanor Bauer, Big Girls Do Big Things (USA / BE)
An American choreographer living in Brussels, Bauer transcends the limits of genre as well as physical restrictions and possibilities, escaping her own body.
Matej Kejzar, Senser 2010 (SL)
A solo performance sparkling with energy that pushes the audience to question perception and the meaning given to things.
Loge 22 Collective, Sur faces (FR)
Currently creating with Anne-Teresa de Keersmaeker, the dancers of the Loge 22 collective test the mechanisms of a construction choreographed as a group via an instantaneous writing device where the possibility of failure is laid bare.
Matija Ferlin, Nastup (HR)
Dancing to the sounds of post-rock Constellation Records, choreographer Matija Ferlin performs twelve choreographed pieces, experimenting with a dance of beginnings that is poetically detached from all conventional virtuosity.
Cécile Laloy, Menteuses (FR)
A visual solo of radical transparency that plays on the dancer’s promises and lies: proof that you’re at a performance.
Leja Jurišic & Teja Reba, Between Us (SL)
An offbeat, politically incorrect duo, similar to Marina Abramovic, with a certain view of human relations.
>>> INSTALLATION
october 6.7.8
J.E.Bellot, Woo
Tous les Christs Papiers
>>> WORKSHOPS
5.6.7.8 octobre
3 DAYS OF CONTEMPORARY DANCE WORKSHOPS
Directed by Matej Kejzar and the members of the Loge 22 Collective, open to anyone interested in exploring movement.
3 DAYS OF WRITING WORKSHOPS
Offered by Pierre Tallaron (Fr), Christos Polymenakos (Gr) & Andreja Kopac (Sl).
AND ALSO
Concert at marché gare Wednesday, October 5
Rhizome opening Sunday, October 9
We conceived of Spider as a travelling artistic event, a nomadic, independent laboratory, an eclectic conglomerate of artists who, carried along by the idea of something in common, build a network, a maze of artistic thoughts and actions within Europe.
The issue is not artistic movement per se but, through attachments and reattachments on the fly, to interweave aesthetic relationships.
Though dedicated first and foremost to contemporary dance, Spider aims to be a place where different artistic practices intermingle.
Our goal is to offer a meeting place where artists can engage in activities based on their own works and, within the context of the Spider event, demolish the partitions between each artist’s individual research to spend a moment together observing, discussing and comparing ideas.
The Spider artists (dancers, choreographers, musicians, visual artists and authors) are therefore both actors in an event and responsible for making this network function.
A result of our various economic needs, Spider was also conceived as a cooperative, a framework for collectivizing means, a prototype for artistic exchange and for the production and distribution of our works, which can be reproduced, adapted or reinvented by us or by other structures in other cities or countries without copyright.
Sharing gives us a type of autonomy that allows us to choose which of our works we present at the host sites. Recovery of “culture” by the artists and for the artists seems essential to us to open up the possibilities for seeing distribution in another way.
We therefore wanted a daring and unprecedented program, with a decidedly up-to-date, active viewpoint. Decidedly up to date because the works presented are deeply embedded in the problems of perception in today’s world, underscoring the weaknesses and revealing the approximations and anomalies.
Decidedly active because highly subversive, infused with a political consciousness to act without a goal, without producing subsistence or good, but trying to reappropriate life and art.
Active also because Spider takes the shape of a festival where the artists and the public meet through the works, workshops and discussions offered.
The Spider laboratory wants to get closer to the public, without using the term “cultural sensitivity” but by generously offering our savoir-faire to the people in the cities that host us, without differentiation, from the neophyte to the professional.
We think that by combining solid event organization with the quality of the workshops (exchanges) offered by the choreographers and dancers with particular artistic approaches (manner of presenting the works), Spider can become a unique artistic event".
Matej Kejzar and the Loge 22 Collective, initiators of the Spider project.
CALL FOR CANDIDATES FOR 2 CHOREOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS
5 to 7 October 2011 at Les Subsistances
Workshop 1: Broaden perceptions.
With Matej Kejzar (Slovenia)
Wednesday 5, Thursday 6, Friday 7 October from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Workshop 2: Tools for exploring movement.
With Loge 22 / Michael Pomero, Julien Monty, Marie Goudot (France)
Wednesday 5, Thursday 6, Friday 7 October from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Deadline for submitting candidacy: 12 September 2011
Financial Participation: 50€ per workshop
For more info (pdf/102ko)
Contact: loge22lyon@gmail.com