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[Nettime-ro] INVENTORY


3 - 5 March 2005
Tanzquartier Wien / Halle G / Studios


INVENTORY: Dance and Performance
Congress / Live Act / Intervention / Publication

Curated by:
Martina Hochmuth, Tanzquartier Wien
Georg Schöllhammer, springerin Hefte für Gegenwartskunst

Project partners
Tanzquartier Wien
springerin Hefte für Gegenwartskunst
Revolver Archiv für aktuelle Kunst

Project direction: theater & kunst: das Schaufenster

In Europe since the early 1990s a dynamic field of artistic body work has
established itself, whose protagonists have engaged themselves in redefining
dance and performance art. In many western and also eastern European cities
young scenes and independent projects have emerged. What they share is an
interest in conceptual art formats and a scepticism regarding the established
institutions in the dance and theatre field.
With over 40 speakers the inventory: dance and performance congress for the
first time brings together leading figures from theory and practice in these new
movements to an analysis and presentation of their work. Performances and art
interventions by Jérôme Bel (F), Július Koller (SK), Maja Bajevi_ (BIH/F) and
Cezary Bodzianowski (PL) accompany the panel programme.

Thurs. 3 March Panels, TQW / Studios
10.00-12.00 Head: Gabriele Brandstetter (D): Inventory: Dance, The State of
Theory
14.00-16.00 Head: Katherina Zakravsky (A): Performativity or else
16.30-18.30 Head: Isabell Lorey (D): Governmentality and Precariousness
19.00-21.00 Head: Marina Gr_ini_  (SLO): Performance Agency, East-West

Fri. 4 March Panels, TQW / Studios
10.00-12.00 Head: Emil Hrvatin (SLO): Spectatorship, Economy of Exchange in
Contemporary Performance
14.00-16.00 Head: Attila Tordai-S. (RO): Politics of Publication, New
Collaboration
16.30-18.30 Head: Xavier Le Roy (F/D): Research, Laboratory

20.30 Performances, TQW / Halle G
Jérôme Bel (F), Július Koller (SK), Maja Bajevi_ (BIH/F), Cezary Bodzianowski
(PL)

Sat. 5 March Panels, TQW / Studios
10.00-12.00 Head: Maja Delak (SLO): Education, Further Education, Job profiles
13.30-15.30 Head: Daniel Aschwanden (CH/A): Politics of artistic collaboration
16.00-17.00 Head: Jérôme Bel (F) and Jan Ritsema (B): What is performance?
17.30h-19.30 Head: Christine Peters (D): To those who watch like poets and
listen like thieves – Tactile networks in arts &  performance

20.30 Performances, TQW / Halle G
Jérôme Bel (F), Július Koller (SK), Maja Bajevi_ (BIH/F), Cezary Bodzianowski
(PL)

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With the kind support of: ERSTE BANK, KulturKontakt Austria. BUNDESKANZLERAMT:
KUNST
Special thanks to Boris Marte and Annemarie Türk.
 Thematic panels with artists, academics, producers
in English


Thurs. 3 March 10.00–21.00
Tanzquartier Wien / Studios

10.00-12.00
Inventory: Dance, The State of Theory
Head: Gabriele Brandstetter (D) – Professor at the Institute for Theatre Studies
of the Free University of Berlin; main fields of work: literature, theatre and
dance studies.
With: Bojana Kunst (SLO), Gerald Siegmund (D), Isa Wortelkamp (D)

14.00-16.00
Performativity or else
Head: Katherina Zakravsky (A) – Theorist of culture and performance artist,
lecturer at the University of Vienna Institute for Theatre, Film and Media
Studies.
With: Andrea B. Braidt (A), Boyan Manchev (BG), Tomislav Medak (CRO)

16.30-18.30
Governmentality and Precariousness
Head: Isabell Lorey (D) – political scientist, academic assistant at the Berlin
University of the Arts, gender and post-colonial studies, television journalist
at ARD and ZDF.
With: Roger M. Buergel (A/D), Alex Demirovi_ (D), Brigitta Kuster (D/CH)

19.00-21.00h
Performance Agency, East-West
Head: Marina Gr_ini_  (SLO) - researcher at the Institute for Philosophy ZRC
SAZU (Scientific and Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Science and
Art), Ljubljana, Professor of Post-Conceptual Art at the Academy of Fine Arts,
Vienna.
With: Natasa Govedi_ (CRO), Mala Kline (SLO), Ralo Mayer and Philipp Haupt (A)



Fri. 4 March 10.00–18.30
Tanzquartier Wien / Studios

10.00-12.00
Spectatorship, Economy of Exchange in Contemporary Performance
Head: Emil Hrvatin (SLO) - performer and director, author and editor of
Maska,performing arts journal, Ljubljana
With: Roza El-Hassan (HU), Andrea Fraser (USA), Ana Vujanovi_ (YU), Dragan
_ivadinov (SLO)

14.00-16.00
Politics of Publication, New Collaboration
Head: Attila Tordai-S. (RO) – coordinating editor of Balcon Collection, IDEA
Publishing House, editor of IDEA arts + society, founder of Protokoll Studio
Cluj, curator.
With: Goran Sergej Prista_ (CRO), Ric Allsopp (GB), Klaus Kieser (D)

16.30-18.30
Research, Laboratory
Head : Xavier Le Roy (F/D) – studied molecular biology, since 1991 dancer and
choreographer
With: Bojana Cveji_ (YU/B), Mĺrten Spĺngberg (S/B), Gerald Siegmund (D),
Christophe Wavelet (F)


Sat. 5 March 10.00 – 19.30
Tanzquartier Wien / Studios

10.00-12.00
Education, Further Education, Job profiles

Head: Maja Delak (SLO) – dancer, choreographer, coordinator for contemporary
dance at the SVSGL high school, Ljubljana, artistic co-direction of the Agon
research and training programme, responsible for contemporary dance at the
Slovenian Ministry of Education.
With: Ritsaert ten Cate (NL), Gil Mendo (P), Robert Steijn (NL)

13.30-15.30
Politics of artistic collaboration
Head: Daniel Aschwanden (CH/A) – performer and choreographer, curator, founder
of the Bilderwerfer label, since 1998 collaborating with Yosi Wanunu/Toxic
dreams.
With: Claudia Bosse (D/A) and Christine Standfest (D/A) – theatercominat, Ines
Doujak (A), Dagmar Fink (D/A), Stefan Kaegi (CH/D) - Rimini Protokoll/Hygiene
heute, SUPERAMAS (F/A) – video interview, Yosi Wanunu (IS/A)

16.00-17.00
What is performance? – a dialogue between the choreographer and performer Jérôme
Bel (F) and the theatre director and performer Jan Ritsema (NL/B)

17.30-19.30
To those who watch like poets and listen like thieves – Tactile networks in arts
& performance
Head: Christine Peters (D) – curator for performance at the 2005 Theater der
Welt Festival, 1998-2003  artistic director of the Mousonturm/Frankfurt
With: Iara Boubnova (BG), Lois Keidan (GB), Louise Neri (GB)



Performance

Fri. 4/ Sat. 5 March 20.30
Tanzquartier Wien / Halle G

JÉRÔME BEL (F)
JÚLIUS KOLLER (SK)
MAJA BAJEVI_ (BIH/F)
CEZARY BODZIANOWSKI (PL)


JÉRÔME BEL (F)
Nom donné par l’auteur

Concept: Jérôme Bel
Performance: Jérôme Bel, Frédéric Seguette

A stool, a vacuum cleaner, a flashing light, a pack of salt, a French
dictionary, a bank note, a pair of roller-skates, a plastic ball, a rug and a
hairdryer: 10 objects become the material for the cult performance by the French
choreographer Jérôme Bel. In this "theatre of things" or "ballet of the 10
objects" Bel, together with Frédéric Seguette, moves the objects according to a
fixed plan. Amusingly and with a wink, the approaches of the historical
avant-garde are deconstructed.

With the support of the Direction Régionale des Affaires Culturelles
d’Ile-de-France-Ministčre de la Culture et de la Communication and AFAA.

JÚLIUS KOLLER (SK)
UTOPISCHE FUTUROLOGISCHE OPERATION (U.F.O.)
[Utopian Futuristic Operation]

Concept: Július Koller
Performance: Július Koller

Since the beginning of the 1960s the Slovak Július Koller (*1939) has been
working on an oeuvre that in its stringency, obsession and uniqueness should be
regarded as one of the most uncompromising settings of European contemporary
art. Koller produces performative balancing acts, which he calls
"anti-happenings". He unmasks the imperative that art is there to decode a deep
truth about us, our bodies and our culture, and replaces it with a performative
act: engagement rather than arrangement . . .


Maja Bajevi_(BIH/F)
Avanti Popolo

Concept: Maja Bajevi_
Performance: Maja Bajevi_

Maja Bajevi_lives and works in Paris and Sarajevo as a performer and visual
artist. Alongside works in which Bajevi_works on her own specific identity,
there are always projects reflecting the situation in her homeland in former
Yugoslavia. In her recent performances – such as Avanti Popolo (2002) –
Bajevi_has expanded this perspective to the context of a globalised world – she
finds her material in the "warehouses" of many different cultures and
ideologies. "With Avanti Popolo she began to cross the border: Twenty patriotic
songs sung together, side by side, show that in the end the only thing they
produce is aggression." (Dunja Bla_evi_).


CEZARY BODZIANOWSKI (PL)
SCH-MERZ

Concept: Cezary Bodzianowski
Performance: Cezary Bodzianowski

The performance artist Cezary Bodzianowski, born in Poland in 1968, comes from
the creative arts collective of the Warsaw Foksal Gallery and has created a stir
with his unusual and unexpected interventions and actions in various forms
(objets trouvés, tableaux vivants or happenings). This time, in homage to the
Dadaist Kurt Schwitters, Bodzianowski is attempting to "get rid" of the pain in
various places in the city. The length of the performance in the TQW / Halle G
will depend on the intensity of the stimulus the artist and the recipient feel .
. .


 tickets and information:

TANZQUARTIER WIEN
in the Museumsquartier
Museumsplatz 1
A-1070 Vienna
T +43-1-581 35 91
F +43-1-581 35 91-12
tanzquartier@tqw.at
www.tqw.at

TQW / Studios Mon. – Sat. 10.00 – 19.00  (excepting holidays)

Advance sales
TQW / Studios Mon. – Sat. 10.00 – 19.00  (excepting holidays)
Box office / Halle G
1 hour before the start of performances


ticket prices:

Thematic Panels
Tanzquartier Wien / Studios
pay as you wish

Performance
Tanzquartier Wien / Halle G
JÉRÔME BEL (F)
JÚLIUS KOLLER (SK)
MAJA BAJEVI_  (BIH/F)
CEZARY BODZIANOWSKI (PL)
Tickets: _14, discounts on enquiry




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