Arrangementer
Arrangementer
03. november 2022
Mitsuyo Uesugi: Melancholia – A Portrait of M - kunstnersamtale og filmvisning, kl. 18.00
Aparte festival 4.-5.november i Tønsberg.
Japansk Butohdans på sitt beste kommmer til Apartefestival 2022!
Torsdag 3. november inviterer vi til visning av Mitsuyo Uesugis film Melancholia – A Portrait of M etterfulgt av samtale om to kvinners kunstnerskap/deres sceniske møte - Mitsuyo Uesugi og Janne Hoem.
Kurator Mai Burns (UK) deltar i samtalen, som vil foregå på engelsk.
Filmen vil også vises på Vestfold Kunstsenter under Aparte, fredag 4. november kl. 12. og lørdag 5. november kl. 12.
Mitsuyo Uesugi vil også opptre i forestillingen YAMABIKO PRÓLOGOS av Janne Hoem på lørdag - en nonverbal, fysisk forestilling med utgangspunkt i den japanske, sagnomsuste skapningen Yamabiko, beskrevet som dalens åndelige etterklang. Skapningen omtales som en blanding mellom hund og ape, eller fugl, og er utelukkende kjent for sine fryktinngytende lyder.
MITSUYO UESUGI
Born in 1950 in Fukuoka, Japan. Studied classical ballet at a young age, and moved to Tokyo in 1967. Began studying under Butoh dancer Kazuo Ohno in 1970, performing in his film Mr. O’s Book of the Dead in 1973. She began pursuing her own form and performed her first Butoh solo, Guren- yakyoku, in 1975. In 1980, she performed in Kazuo Ohno’s European tour of Ozen. She has performed numerous times both in Japan and abroad, and has collaborated with French dancers, musicians and theatre makers. She continues to explore the depths of her body in her works. Performed her Butoh piece Labyrinth Legend at Terpsichore in Nakano, Tokyo in 2020. Received the Dance Critics Society of Japan Award for her performance Baby Melancholia—Dream of Six Nights in 2009. Foto: Tomoko Kosugi and Makoto Onozuka
Born in 1950 in Fukuoka, Japan. Studied classical ballet at a young age, and moved to Tokyo in 1967. Began studying under Butoh dancer Kazuo Ohno in 1970, performing in his film Mr. O’s Book of the Dead in 1973. She began pursuing her own form and performed her first Butoh solo, Guren- yakyoku, in 1975. In 1980, she performed in Kazuo Ohno’s European tour of Ozen. She has performed numerous times both in Japan and abroad, and has collaborated with French dancers, musicians and theatre makers. She continues to explore the depths of her body in her works. Performed her Butoh piece Labyrinth Legend at Terpsichore in Nakano, Tokyo in 2020. Received the Dance Critics Society of Japan Award for her performance Baby Melancholia—Dream of Six Nights in 2009. Foto: Tomoko Kosugi and Makoto Onozuka
Pris: Gratis