SIXFOLD will be performed at Zsenne Art Lab (www.zsenne.be) in Brussels on January 19th at 1 as well as 6pm.
Photo: Bohumil Kostohryz
Design: Robin Lambrecht
The work SIXFOLD will continue its tour in 2018, which currently comprises 40 performances in 9 countries. The new dates for the beginning of the year are listed below:
SIXFOLD TOUR:
19th January: Zsenne Art Lab, Brüssel (httpss://www.zsenne.be/)
26th January: The Place, London (https://www.theplace.org.uk)
4th February: TUFA, Trier (httpss://www.tufa-trier.de/)
19th February: Raw Matters, Wien (httpss://www.rawmatters.at)
Elisabeth is starting the new year with a residency at Zsenne Art Lab (www.zsenne.be) in Brussels. She will start a research with visual artist and designer Mélanie Planchard and will also show the work SIXFOLD there on January 19th at 1 as well as 6pm.
Bringing 2017 to an end, Elisabeth would like to share one of her highlights: choreographing for and performing at the Tate Live festival, Tate Modern.
Credits: 100 Mile Radius (Environment III) and T H I R (aka Ten Hundred Inch Radii) (Environments IV) by Phill Niblock. As part of BMW Tate Live Exhibition: Ten Days Six Nights, Tate Modern. Copyright Tate 2017.
Elisabeth Schilling wishes all visitors of her homepage a wonderful holiday season brimming with joy, quiet, peace and harmony. May those blessings follow you through the coming year!
In the coming week, Elisabeth will be heading to Oslo to research choreographic ideas with norwegian choreographer Janne Camilla Lyster (https://www.jannecamillalyster.no/).
The piece ‘A dancing Archive’ by choreographer Artémise Ploegearts, which premiered in the past year, will be revived and reworked in the coming week in residency in Amsterdam.
After the exhibition of STADTKÖRPER as part of Kaleidoscopic Arts Platform in May 2017, the organisation has now published an interview with Elisabeth on the work.
https://artskaleid.wordpress.com/2017/11/10/reflections-on-your-work-and-its-presentations/
In the past week, Elisabeth participated in Clod Ensemble’s research residency of ‘Placebo’ at Wales Millenium Centre as part of Cardiff Dance Festival.
‘Clod Ensemble are in residence for a week at Wales Millennium Centre ahead of their performances of Under Glass. In this Open Studio event Clod Ensemble will be sharing some of the work they have begun to create over a week of research and development on a new project.
The ‘placebo effect’, despite being an age-old tool for practicing medics, has only recently become the subject of serious scientific enquiry. But does placebo have a deeper relationship to our cultural debates? We want to begin to consider what it means to ‘perform’ symptoms. How does the idea of power feed into this debate?
How radically can our bodies and minds be changed by others’
www.clodensemble.com
The ‘Under Glass’ tour by British company ‘Clod Ensemble’ has been received with great success. The piece has thus been described as ‘strikingly dramatic’ by the Times and as an ‘extraordinary piece making its way to legendary status’ by the Metro..
Elisabeth’s role of the ‘spectator’ has been described as following by the press:
‘an inexplicably distressed sensualist (Elisabeth Schilling) in a glamorously slinky long dress’ (The Times)
‘Elizabeth Schilling’s Spectator is theatrically Pina-esque in a high glass box and an evening dress.’ (The Review’s Hub)
‘Elisabeth Schilling rises and collapses with a serene grace that nevertheless highlights an escalating emotional state.’ (Miro Magazine)
Lou begann im Alter von 5 Jahren in ihrer Heimatstadt zu tanzen. Im Jahr 2012 schloss sie sich dem Ballet Junior de Genève an, wo sie Werke von renommierten Choreografen wie Andonis Foniadakis oder Hofesh Schechter tanzte. 2016 schloss sie sich dem Kamea Dance Cie in Israel an, wo sie unter anderem Werke des Regisseurs Tamir Ginz, aber auch von Nacho Duato und Marco Goecke tanzte. Seit 2020 ist sie als Gasttänzerin am Grand Théâtre de Genève engagiert und arbeitet seitdem als freischaffende Tänzerin.
Johanna Schmitt
Johanna Schmitt
