Alan Schacher in collaboration with Ruark Lewis
above photo: Ella Dreyfus
Showing posts with label One-Day Collaborations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label One-Day Collaborations. Show all posts
22.10.11
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20.10.11
DAY 10 ON SELF-ORGANISATION
Alan Schacher in collaboration with John Baylis: John introduced Emergence Theory and together with Alan struggled through ideas and concepts for a performance work in which simple rules or actions could evolve to unexpected emergent patterns of behaviour in an audience or groups in public spaces.
18.10.11
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14.10.11
Day 3 SHIFT
Alan Schacher - One-Day Collaboration with Imogen Ross
A shift is an under-over garment . . .
A shift is an under-over garment . . .
photos Imogen Ross
12.10.11
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Alan Schacher: One-Day Collaborations 10 -23 October 2011
An artist with a practice in performance, encompassing dance, theatre, performance art and also installations and spatial environments addressing architectural experience, Alan has put out a call for collaborators from a range of disciplines to respond and join him for one day of research and interaction at Articulate. Projects will range from text, sound, photography, dance, video, installation, performance, cooking, sewing, drawing, being on the street, and just plain talking.
They could entail planning a future project that might eventuate one day.
Where possible there will be a visiting time towards the end of each day. This may not be a viewing or showing, but rather an open door. Collaborators include : John Baylis, Peter Fraser, John Gillies, WeiZen Ho, Sahar Hosseinabadi, Mayu Kanamori, Ruark Lewis, Katia Molino, Imogen Ross, Timothy Rushton.
A few spaces are still available. Please contact Alan if interested: <alanschacher@gmail.com>
Alan Schacher, camera obscura projections in the research project Critical Light Pathways,
a collaboration with video artist Sean Bacon, Critical Path, The Drill Hall, Rushcutters Bay, Dec 2010.
This is the second in the project space project programed by Articulate project space.
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