Special thanks to Susan Gibb and Ferenc Salamon, Lili Kárpáti and Uferstudios.ġ0, 11, 12 August 2019: Tanz im August (HAU), Berlin, Germany Production: Botschaft Gbr/Alexandra Wellensiek, Studio E.S/Elodie PerrinĬoproduced by Project Arts Centre (Dublin) and Ménagerie de Verre (Paris).įunded by Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Europa, the Regional Directory of Cultural Affairs of Paris – Ministry of Culture and Communication, and Nationales Performance Netz Coproduction Fund for Dance (NPN) which is funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. Rehearsal assistance: Liza Baliasnaja, Boglàrka Börcsök Scenography: Sylvie Garot, Eszter Salamon Performers: Erzsébet Gyarmati, Eszter Salamon
On its return to Scotland, the work tours the Highlands and Islands, while If I Can’t Dance leads an international tour to the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Mercer Union, Toronto Produced by Scotland + Venice in partnership with If I Can’t Dance, with additional support from Charlotte Prodger Supporters Circle, Elephant Trust, Hollybush Gardens, Koppe Astner, Mercer Union, Toronto and Stedelijk Museum AmsterdamĮxhibition commissioned by the Scotland + Venice partnership with funding support from the National Lottery through Creative Scotland, curated by Linsey Young with Cove Park Post-production assistance: Natalie McGowan, Vilté Vaikuté Production assistance: Emilie McCluskey, Matilda Strang Sound recording: Joe Howe, Charlotte Prodger, Mark Vernon, Ellie WilliamsĮditing, voice-over, sound design, mixing: Charlotte ProdgerĬonsulting producer: Mason Leaver-Yap, Casey O’Connell read moreĬamera: Emma Dalesman, Sarah Forrest, Susan Gibson, Rodney Knight, Charlotte ProdgerĬamera trap footage of SaF05: Botswana Predator Conservation Trust
Contributors: CAConrad, Steven Connor, Giulia Damiani, Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Emily Dickinson, Hannah Donnelly, Silvia Federici, Simone Forti, Dorothea von Hantelmann, Genevieve Hyacinthe, Bhanu Kapil, José Leonilson, Le Nemesiache, Lucy Lippard, Audre Lorde, Ernesto de Martino, Léuli Māzyār Luna‘i Eshrāghi, Pauline Oliveros, Hestia Peppé, Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Richard Schechner, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Rebecca Tamás, Victor Turner. With a commissioned interview by Genevieve Hyacinthe in which the scholar shares her in-depth angle on the thematic. All texts were read by If Can’t Dance’s reading group in Amsterdam as part of the artistic programme VII – Ritual and Display (2019–21). Part One includes texts, archival materials and original translations on feminist rituals, prophecy and magic, while Part Two relates reflections on landscape and rituals of the everyday. Ritual and Display opens up the productive tension of the terms in its title through a multitude of perspectives including anthropological, artistic, art historical, poetic, performative studies and indigenous. Brazilian/Portuguese with English Subtitles. We are happy to offer a new subtitled version of this important film after the copy with the English subtitles was burnt in a fire at the cinematheque of São Paulo.
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Following a gruesome attempted murder at the start of the film, mother and daughter set off on a journey full of mischievous, surreal events, which leaves viewers situated in a complex negotiation of identification and alienation. Set against the backdrop of second-wave feminism and the larger struggle to escape the repressive authoritarian regime in 1970s Brazil, Sea of Roses proposes a set of women figures whose behaviours and violent acts deliver a raw critique of institutions and established beliefs regarding the family, education, religion, romantic love and the honouring of the father.
Within the framework of our research exhibition Bodies Extra-ordinaires we host the screening of this film at our production studio in Westerdok and online on the ificantdance.studio.
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