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Workshop

a choreographic research

22.01. –
24.01.
2024

DAVID BLOOM

Boundaries & Desires

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© Akemi Nagao

Desires and Boundaries, in many manifestations, are issues I’ve been working and playing with for over ten years. In this research, I want to consider the ways in which they arise while making artistic work. Where do they come from? What do we do with them? Are they friends? Allies? Enemies? Lovers? We will work with each other as mirrors of Desire, then expand our awareness to include our Desires towards our work and the world at large. How do we let all of them in, or if we prefer, keep some of them out?

This lab is for anyone who has ever had doubts about their choices while making work.

Part 1 (Monday) focuses on Boundaries, Part 2 (Wednesday) on Desire – the two parts can be attended independently of each other or together. The lab aims to be accessible to all bodies and will be in English, with German possible on request.

Time

14:00–17:00

Location

TQW Studios

Duration

180 Min

Price

48/*24 alle Tage 36/*15 pro Tag

Additional Information

Sprache: Englisch, Deutsch auf Anfrage
  • Artist Bio

    David Bloom

    is a choreographer, dancer, teacher, parent, filmmaker, bodyworker, pianist, and fermenting Jewish mystic. He graduated from the M.A. Choreography course at HZT Berlin and received the danceWEB scholarship in 2012. David has taught in many contexts, including HZT Berlin, Tanzquartier Vienna, Tanzfabrik Berlin, Human Architecture Lab in St. Petersburg, K3 in Hamburg, the M.A. of Contemporary Dance Education in Frankfurt, Touch & Play Festival, the Rietveld Academy for Fine Arts & Design in Amsterdam, and the ImPulsTanz Festival in Vienna. David is a PhD candidate at Zurich University of the Arts and Linz Arts University. davidbloom.info
  • Which level is right for me?

    • Easy
      For anyone who is new to dance or wants to move without any pressure. The focus is on having fun and enjoying movement.
    • All Levels
      Open to everyone – from beginners to professionals. The workshops are offered at different levels of difficulty so that everyone can participate at their own level.
    • Intermediate
      For anyone who already has some dance experience and knows basic techniques.
    • Advanced
      Exclusively for professional dancers and performers who have completed dance training.
    • Artistic Professionals
      For artists from all disciplines who want to expand their creative potential.
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