Podcasts about arkadi zaides

Il tamburino di sabato 18 novembre, la rassegna sulla vita culturale di Roma. Al microfono Leonardo Zaccone, poeta, performer e musicologo. Sveja è un progetto indipendente sostenuto da Periferiacapitale, il programma per Roma della fondazione Charlemagne.

For this episode of “Inside Contemporary Dance”, I sat down to chat with Ido Gidron.Ido is an Israeli performance artist, dancer, choreographer, and certified instructor of Gaga, the movement language developed by Ohad Naharin. He was born and raised in the mountains of Jerusalem and began his dance training in high school at The Jerusalem Academy for Music and Dance (where we also met for the first time!) Ido went on to dance for Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company II and nearly a year later was accepted to the Batsheva Ensemble, where he danced for 3 seasons, performing pieces by Ohad Naharin, Sharon Eyal, and Danielle Agami. Under the platform of Batsheva Ensemble Dancers Create, Ido had the opportunity to create three different pieces, including a duet called Dualism, which won 3rd prize in the Machol Shalem Choreography Competition in Jerusalem. The Duet was later performed at the Lucky Trimmer Dance Festival in Berlin and toured Internationally. At that point, by the way, Ido had only just turned 23… I know…His professional career continued to unfold as he went on to dance for the Israeli Opera, was a guest dancer for the Norwegian National Ballet, and worked with independent choreographer Idan Sharabi. Most recently, with support from the Israeli Institute, Ido was invited to Kennesaw State University as an Artist-in-Residence. Currently, Ido dances for choreographers Sharon Vazanna, Arkadi Zaides, and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui.  Please enjoy!Follow Ido to learn more about him, his classes, and future projects here:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ido.gidronInstagram Ido: @idogidronInstagram Ido Gidron Dance Projects: @idogidrondanceprojectsWebsite:https://www.idogidron.com/Follow “Inside Contemporary Dance”:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insidecontemporarydance/Website: https://www.insidecontemporarydance.com/If you enjoyed this podcast, please spread the love! Like, subscribe, share it with your friends - and most importantly, please leave a rating or review, on whatever platform you're listening from. The more positive ratings this show has, the more it will get promoted, and that means more beautiful listeners!My many thanks go to:Ariel Isakowitz - Texts editor, general consultor & dear friend Marco Dray - Original musicDagmara Śliwińska - Podcast cover photoMoritz Wright - Podcast cover photo designThomas Bewernick -  Sound, recording, & being there every step of the wayMy dear family - Because I love youLast but not least - YOU. My dear listeners. You are the life and spirit behind the podcast. THANK YOU!

17 February 2022Arkadi Zaides:Europe's (In)Securityhttps://hessische-theaterakademie.de/de/ringvorlesungIn the last decade choreographer Arkadi Zaides has been exploring what he would like to call ‘Documentary Choreography'. ‘Documentary Choreography' integrates documents (interviews, testimonies, video materials, existing archival information, and others) in the choreographic work. It strives to weave these types of factual information with embodied practices in order to question social and political realities within which this type of work is produced. Moreover, it aims at transgressing the often-safe space of the artistic field and intervening through the process of creation and exposure of the artistic work in the actual political realm.In this talk, Zaides focuses on two of his two recent projects Talos (2017) and Necropolis (2021). Talos takes as its starting point an EU funded project that assembled and tested an innovative robotic system for protecting the EU borders, while Necropolis embarked on investigating the most detailed archive to date documenting migrants' and asylum seekers' deaths taking place on the way to the continent. Applying his artistic practice of investigating into these documents, Zaides wishes to discuss Europe's continuous race for securitization that consequently leads to making certain communities increasingly insecure. Europe's (In)Securityhttps://www.uni-giessen.de/fbz/fb05/atw/aktuelles/un-settled-performance-protection-and-politics-of-insecurityArkadi Zaides is an Israeli independent choreographer and visual artist of Belorussian origin, currently living in France. In Israel, he performed in several companies such as the Batsheva Dance Company and the Yasmeen Godder Dance Group before embarking on an independent career in 2004. He obtained a master's degree at the AHK Academy of Theater and Dance in Amsterdam. He is currently obtaining his practice-based PhD degree at the Antwerp University. He is a member of the CORPoREAL research group at the Royal Conservatoire Antwerp, and a member of S:PAM (Studies in Performing Arts & Media) at the Gent University. His performances and installations have been presented in numerous dance and theater festivals, museums, and galleries across Europe, North and South America, and Asia. Over the years he has curated projects such as New Dance Project (2010-2011) with choreographer Anat Danieli, Moves Without Borders (2012-2015), and Violence of Inscriptions (2015-2018) with the scholar, curator, and dramaturge Sandra Noeth. He is a recipient of numerous prizes, among them a prize for demonstrating engagement in human-rights issues, awarded to Zaides by The Emile Zola Chair for Interdisciplinary Human Rights Dialogue.https://arkadizaides.com↓The online lecture series '(Un)settled. Performance, protection, and politics of insecurity' of HTA (Hessian Theatre Academy) in winter term 2021/22 takes place in cooperation with the Institute for Applied Theater Studies, JLU Giessen; the HZT – Inter-University Center for Dance, Berlin; the Art Academy Düsseldorf, and the Künstlerhaus Mousonturm.This edition of the HTA lecture series is connected to 'Bodies, un-protected', the International Program on Bodies, Art and Protection at Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, running from October 2021 till July 2022. Organisers: Prof. Dr. Bojana Kunst, Institute for Applied Theater Studies, JLU Giessen; Prof. Dr. Sandra Noeth, HZT-Inter-University Center for Dance, Berlin; Prof. Dr. Francesca Raimondi, Art Academy Düsseldorf, Anna Wagner, Künstlerhaus Mousonturm, Frankfurt a.M.

Attraverso un'indagine archivistica e corporea, Arkadi Zaides cerca di dare una risposta alla mancata identificazione dei migranti morti nel tentativo di raggiungere l'Europa. La giornalista, Francesca Mannocchi e lo studioso, Sandro Mezzadra dialogano con il regista sulla tragedia umana in corso lungo i confini d’Europa e indagano le ragioni dell’anonimato delle vittime. Coordina Piersandra Di Matteo. Atlas of Transitions Biennale WE THE PEOPLE Bologna • 2-7 dicembre 2020 Arti | Migrazioni | Cittadinanze performance | incursioni radiofoniche | talk | dj-set | film | workshop

- A talk relating to the performance TALOS - av Arkadi Zaides (BY/IL). This talk will be held in English. See info in Norwegian below. Venue: "Kulturtorget" at Litteraturhuset i Trondheim/Trondheim main Library. Free admission In Europe we are frantically closing down our borders, while waves of migrating fugitives are trying to find their way in. For every attempt to limit people from entering, migrants find new strategies to avoid being detected. This creates a new "choreography" of actions and responses, and make people move in new and different ways in the proximity of borders. Dancer and choreographer Arkadi Zaides has made the performance "TALOS" as a response to an EU-funded research project, designing an advanced robotic system aimed at protecting European land borders in the future. For this edition of “Teatersamtalen” ("the Theatre Talk"), we invite a philosopher and an Artificial Intelligence (AI) expert to meet Zaides and discuss the interaction between human and machine, and the limitations and transgressions that occur as a result. PANELISTS: Arkadi Zaides: Israeli dancer and choreographer Einar Duenger Bøhn: Philosopher with ethics and AI as part of his specialty Axel Tidemann: PhD in AI, works in Telenor Research. Moderator: TBA The performance "TALOS" is presented by Teaterhuset Avant Garden in Verkstedhallen at Svartlamoen, 4 and 5 May at 19:00. See: TALOS - av Arkadi Zaides (BY/IL) "Teatersamtalen" is a collaboration between Trøndelag Teater, Teaterhuset Avant Garden, Turnéteatret i Trøndelag and Programme in Drama and Theatre Studies @ IKM - Institutt for kunst- og medievitenskap, NTNU For more information, see: http://www.avantgarden.no/en/program/talk-2/ -------------------------------------- NORSK: - Panelsamtale i forbindelse med forestillingen TALOS - av Arkadi Zaides (BY/IL) Samtalen vil bli holdt på engelsk. Gratis inngang. Sted: "Kulturtorget" på Trondheim folkebibliotek / Litteraturhuset i Trondheim I Europa jobber vi på spreng med å beskytte grensene våre. Samtidig forsøker stadig nye flyktingestrømmer å ta seg inn over grensene. For hvert forsøk på å sperre folk ute, finner folk nye strategier for å ta seg forbi. 4. og 5. mai viser vi dansekunstner Arkadi Zaides foredragsaktige stykke "TALOS", om digital grenseovervåkning i møte med mennesker på flukt. I Teatersamtalen 2. mai inviterer vi til en spennende og brennaktuell panelsamtale knyttet til tematikken som tas opp i denne forestillingen. Velkommen til en samtale om kunstig intelligens, om bruk og misbruk, om mennesker og teknologi og om kunsten i møte med verden der ute! Ordstyrer for samtalen vil bli annonsert senere. Panelet består ellers av: Arkadi Zaides, dansekunstner fra Israel. Han har før laget forestillinger der han har belyst eget lands rolle i okkupasjonen av vestbredden og hvordan strukturell vold påvirker kroppen. Axel Tidemann har doktorgrad i kunstig intelligens, og jobber som forsker i Telenor Research. Einar Duenger Bohn er filosof, med blant annet etikk og kunstig intelligens som spesialfelt. "Teatersamtalen" er et samarbeid mellom Trøndelag Teater, Teaterhuset Avant Garden, Turnéteatret i Trøndelag og Program for drama og teater @ IKM - Institutt for kunst- og medievitenskap, NTNU. Mer informasjon: http://www.avantgarden.no/program/teatersamtalen-2/

Etter premiéren på forestillingen Archive denne kvelden arrangerte BIT Teatergarasjen en samtale med den israelske kunstneren Arkadi Zaides. Samtalen dreier rundt det politiske i Zaides forestilling, samt publikums refleksjoner og reaksjoner på forestillingen. Les mer om forestillingen her: http://bit-teatergarasjen.no/program/forestillinger/arkadi-zaides/

Vad hände med drömmen om landet Israel? Landet som skulle ge skydd åt världens judiska befolkning. Generationer har nu levt i konflikter och krig. Hur har det påverkat människor och hur länge orkar man vara rädd? Hör om människors rädsla och om vänstern som snart är ett minne blott i Israel. Många känner sig som främlingar i sitt eget land men vet inte vart de ska ta vägen. Tisdagen den 22 januari är det val i Israel och många tror att landet tar ett steg till högerut på den politiska skalan. Negar Josephi har besökt det religiöst präglade Jerusalem och det mer sekulära Tel Aviv där man inte ens orkar tänka på kriget i Syrien ett par timmars resa längre bort. Förra årets tältprotester i Israel mot höga bostadspriser och levnadskostnader har helt dött ut. Det människor bryr sig om nu är familjen och den egna säkerheten. Negar Josephi skriver just nu en reportagebok om Israel och har under senaste året vistats längre perioder i landet. Hon har bland annat träffat dansaren och koreografen Arkadi Zaides vars arbeten alltid är färgade av konflikterna i landet och Barak Ravid som är en av tidningen Haaretz mest framstående reportrar.

During the first half of the show we spoke with Andrew Tay, who has been very busy this past summer. Andrew spent time in Europe with DanceWeb as a part of the Impulstanz Festival in Vienna. Next he was off to Berlin for the Tanz im festival. After giving us the inside scoop on these experiences, he tells us about another project he managed to fit in this summer. He co-choreographed chapter 4 of Les Chemins Invisibles, the Cirque du Soleil event presented in Quebec City. For the event he worked alongside his long-time collaborator Sasha Kleinplatz.Gabrielle Coulter chimes in after the break to introduce herself as an artist to the listening audience (the last time we had her in studio was during our Queer Artists Episode back in August).  Then she tells us about a few events coming up that she is involved in.  We are grateful for her coming in an expanding our horizons.  She promises to post all that info on our facebook page, so check it out.Quiet - photo by: Gadi DaganNext J.D reviews Quiet (2009), choreographed by Arkadi Zaides.  The show was presented at the MAI last weekend.To finish up, J.D. & Allison talk about The Tempest Replica in a little more detail.  This was the show that Crystal Pite choreographed, and her company, Kidd Pivot present at Agora last weekend to a sold out audience.Our show from OCTOBER 18th, 2012Listen:(Download) Take care, J.D. Papillon and Allison Burns

Dear Montréal,This week we had a happy accident in programing and had two different guests from Israel in for interviews.  The first was Arkadi Zaides, the choreographer of Quiet (2009).  The show, which is on a world tour, is touching down in Montréal at the MAI for two nights only.  You can catch the show this weekend on October 12th and 13th at 8pm.  We host a sweet interview with a generous guest.Jenn Doan & Arkadi ZaidesNext we just had to plug two great shows happening in the city this weekend.  First Jenn and Allison gush about Crystal Pite’s company Kidd Pivot presenting The Tempest Replica.  The show is playing at Agora, but we will spare you the details since the show is already sold out for the weekend.  So you lucky ducks who already have tickets, enjoy!  You can read Allison’s review of the show at Bloody Underrated.The Tempest Replica - Photo: Jorg BaumannJ.D. then urges us to see Benoît Lachambre’s faux-solo, Snakeskins.  You can catch the show at Usine C at 8pm on the evenings of the 11th and the 12th.  He’ll be giving us a more in-depth review next week.Zohar Melinek, Mary St-Amand Williamson & J.D. PapillonThe second interview during today’s episode was with a duo of multi-talented, interdisciplinary artists, Zohar Melinek and Mary St-Amand Williamson.  They are funny, heavy, political and intelligent.  It is a very full twenty-minute discussion.  You can learn more about their projects at www.zoharmelinek.com.Our show from OCTOBER 11th, 2012Listen:(Download) Take care, J.D. Papillon, Jenn Doan and Allison Burns