Elisabeth is ver excited to be presenting her photographic exhibition STADTKÖRPER at Dance Live Festival Aberdeen throughout October. More information on: httpss://www.dancelivefestival.co.uk/exhibition

STADTKÖRPER

The project STADTKÖRPER was inspired by the architectural city scape of Berlin, which I had the chance of exploring during a stay in 2013. Even though certain parts of the city are marked by new constructions, chains and restorations, the historic traces of the city are omnipresent and hard to overlook. The way in which the energy of these traces, their heaviness and their decay manifests itself in the everyday presence inspired me to try to capture them in the interplay between dance and photography. Dance, an artform of presence, unites with the still image of photography; thus atmospheres, expressions, shapes and impressions are being captured.

The working process was from the very beginning conceived as a collaboration with various different photographers. In all this, I have been particularly interested in the individual approaches of the subject movement, but also in the diverse perspectives on buildings, the city scape, and especially their framing and composition. How does the still image of photography capture what seems to inevitably escape it?

The exhibition shows a selection of images that have been created throughout this project.

 

In September, Elisabeth will be in residency together with artists William BilWa Costa and Jasmin Schaitl to create a new work called pan-oscillate that will premiere at WUK Vienna in December 2016.

The residency will take place at BAINS Connective in Brussels.

There will be shows of ‘tasks’ on September 24 and October 15 at Bains Connective Brussels & Szenne Art Lab Brussel.

httpss://www.zsenne.be/

httpss://www.bains.be/

‘A Dancing Archive’, the new piece by choreographer Artémise Pleagearts, is currently on residency in Germany. It will premiere on November 19th at Oostblok Theatre in Amsterdam.

In August, Elisabeth will be performing ‘Historical Dances in an Antique Setting’ by Pablo Bronstein at the Tate Britain for the last time.

‘It has really been quite a special experience as you dance from morning till night as life is happening around you and people react in so many diverse manners: many smile when they walk past and old and young join in and copy moves sometimes. And in the dance you sometimes get a glimpse of the impressive and historic sculptures and paintings in the rooms next door.’

Der Spiegel / The Mirror is a new work by Finnish Company Mamia. It is a solo which will premiere in March 2017 in Finnland and tour afterwards.

www.mamiacompany.fi

 

 

 

From July 12th – 17th Elisabeth will participate in the festival ‘Frisch eingetroffen’ in Mannheim at ZEITRAUMEXIT. She will perform focus (II) with the performance duo Collaboration Schaitl / Costa.

httpss://www.zeitraumexit.de/

As part of the project ‚A dancing archive‘ by Artémise Ploegearts, Elisabeth is spending a week in residence at SPAM! in Porcary, Italy. They are sharing the work in process on Friday, 8th July, 7.30pm at SPAM!, Italy.

The intercultural dance project ‘Tanz verbindet’ at the refugee camp Juvente Mainz received a lovely article in the newspaper Mainzer Allgemeine Zeitung.

Bringing this special project to an end, I would particulary like to thank the journalist Oliver Schäfer and equally the wonderful volunteers who supported me and this project so preciously. Thank you to Susanne & Manfred Schmidt, Svenja Pomorin, Ursula Gueth, Robin Lambrecht and Aifric Ní Chaoimh.

httpss://www.allgemeine-zeitung.de/lokales/mainz/nachrichten-mainz/kreativitaet-in-bewegung-verwandeln_16994377.htm

 

 

An extract of Elisabeth’s exhibition STADTKÖRPER, which she created in collaboration with various photographers from Berlin in 2013, is now on display at the Saatchi Gallery, London.

The specific picture has been shot by Benjamin Kummer.

More information: httpss://www.saatchigallery.com/

Where? Saatchi Gallery London, 2nd floor.

 

Elisabeth is very excited to be dancing in the new production of Simone Mousset, which has been devised in collaboration with Koen Augustijn. ‘The Passion of Andrea, or: How We Learned to Laugh with Our Monsters’ is a production of TalentLab, Grand Théâtre Luxembourg and will premiere on June 15th in Luxmebourg.