#DANCEWORKSHOP

22.01.& 23.01.2025 (I: 14h-16h II: 18h-20h) and
25.01.2025 14.30h - 16.30h
26.01.2025 13.30h- 15.30h
@? tba

Inner body / outer space

with Ulrike

We gonna activate our senses and get into motion through different somatic influenced exercises. Focussing on a joyful and playful way to move we take a look on our inner body space within it’s individual dynamics and needs. But how are we actually influenced by the outer space we live in? In which environment do we live? Which architectural space do we live and move in day by day? Taking these questions as a starting point we are going to research different movement qualities and create own movement material out of daily life actions and gestures. In the workshop there’s space to discover and explore your own way of moving, share and exchange with others, finding new ways to express yourself, self care and well being through moving and being moved by others!

No movement experience required.

Ulrike Reinbott: Originally educated as a dancer, Ulrike lives and works in Berlin as a dance and movement
educator for kids, students and professional dancers. She just finished her education in dance therapy. She earned her dance diploma at the Institute for Contemporary Dance at the Folkwang Hochschule in Essen (1996-2000). She then studied for a year at the P.A.R.T.S. School of Contemporary Dance in Brussels (2001). In 2002 Ulrike made the contact with the Australian improvisation performer Rosalind Crisp which was formative for her. She worked with her for the first time at the tanzfabrik Berlin and was subsequently part of further creations and workshops in Paris, Brussels and Sydney. Since 2003 Ulrike has worked regularly with the choreographers Lorca Renoux, Samir Akika, Frederik Rohn and Julio Cesar Iglesias. From 2008-2010 Ulrike is a member of the company ultima vez/Wim Vandekeybus in Brussels. Ulrike created and toured the anniversary production Spiegel (2008) as well as the new production NieuwZwart (2009/10). From 2012-2015 she works as a dancer in the house enemble at Theater Bremen, later as guest until 2019 Between 2017-2019, Ulrike takes over the training direction for the Tanz Kompanie in Bremen and also becomes choreographic assistant to chorographers Samir Akika and Frederik Rohn, as well as director Alice Zandwijk. At the beginning of 2020, Ulrike will move back to Berlin, where she will teach physical training at the Cours Florent drama school. She continues to train the Bremer Tanz Kompanie as a guest teacher in the field of professional dance, works as a dance mediator in schools and her further training as a dance therapist since 2021.

#VIDEOWORKSHOP

18.01.-20.01.2025 (19h-21h )
@Bijlmermuseum

The archaeology of images.

with Oscar

You have hours of video footage in your attic? From you? From your family? From Bijlmermeer, from abroad? What is hidden in this footage? What has been forgotten? You want to share it? You are interested in others videofootage? This video workshop brings people together that are curious about their traces, their history and stories buried in hours of video imagery. What can we read from the images? What is the relationship between memory and material? How does the image relate to the here and now? What traces do the images reveal? To you and the others?
An archaeology of the image - excavations that wash away the sediments and make visible what everyday life has covered. Together we dive into the snippets of the past. Bring your MiniDv, HI8, VHS, SVHS, DVD, BluRay, SD card or other formats and we will try to make the video work.

Oscar Loeser: is a videoartist working for installations and performances based in Berlin. He graduated as MA Editor from Filmschool in Babelsberg. He works in the fields of performance, visual arts and music. He worked with choreographers such as Martine Pisani or Riki von Falken, visual artists as Alexeij Tchernyi or Ebadur Rahman and Musicians as Alex Nowitz or Vlaicu Golcea which all have a big influence on his work. He is part of the “HEREWEARE Collective” and member of the Digital Archive of the Performance Arts.

© Dieter Hartwig

“Supported by Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media within the program NEUSTART KULTUR.”