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Performances

21.

OCT 2023

PHILIPP GEHMACHER

The Slowest Urgency (an environment)

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© Markus Gradwohl

Bodies in the process of becoming, in ever different reconfigurations, are driven by an urgency that instantly interlaces the inner and outer landscapes and, at the same time, stretches the moment the wave breaks by slowing it down as much as possible. The choreography thus paradoxically oscillates in opposite directions – between utmost slowness and utmost urgency, as well as between close groups and scattered singularities. It unfolds while taking its respective ‘environment’ into account, i.e., the Jugendstiltheater on Baumgartner Höhe at the Wiener Festwochen and Galerie 5020 at Sommerszene Salzburg in 2021, mumok at ImPulsTanz in 2022 and Seestadt Studios at the CPA in 2023: it’s as if the performance venues and the body landscapes of the performers are generating each other, breathing new life into the location-specific black box with a white cube.

Within the framework of Choreographic Platform Austria

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Time

11:00–13:00

Location

Seestadt Studios

Duration

120 Min

Price

€ 25/20/10

Additional Information

In englischer Sprache
  • Artist Bio

    Philipp Gehmacher

    studied Contemporary Dance and Choreography in London in the 1990s and Fine Arts in Vienna in the 2010s. He is a Professor of Contemporary Dance and Choreography and has directed the BA Dance Context Choreography at HZT Berlin since October 2022. Gehmacher’s artistic works use the body and verbal language as forms of utterance, built and institutional space, as well as sculpture, objects, and things. He focuses on physicality, movement, and the realisation of bodies-in-motion as shared environments, in interaction and towards potential togetherness. With these works between and beyond black box and white cube, Philipp Gehmacher is represented locally and internationally in theatre festivals and exhibition contexts. He has worked in various constellations and media with Laurent Chétouane, Ian Kaler, Krassimira Kruschkova, Vladimir Miller, Jen Rosenblit and Meg Stuart, a. o. philippgehmacher.net
  • Credits

    Choreografie, Text
    Philipp Gehmacher

    Performance, Text
    Abigail Aleksander, Juan Pablo Cámara, Roni Katz, Renato Miskolczi, Andrius Mulokas, Elizabeth Ward

    Komposition, Klangregie
    Peter Kutin

    Objekte, Installationen
    Liesl Raff

    Kostüm, Objekte
    Anna Schwarz

    Künstlerische Mitarbeit
    Lukas Kötz

    Produktionsleitung
    Stephanie Leonhardt. Eine Produktion von Philipp Gehmacher / Mumbling Fish.

    The Slowest Urgency (an environment) basiert auf The Slowest Urgency, einer Koproduktion von Philipp Gehmacher / Mumbling Fish, Wiener Festwochen und PACT Zollverein (Essen), mit Unterstützung der SZENE Salzburg. Gefördert von der Kulturabteilung der Stadt Wien und dem Bundesministerium für Kunst, Kultur, öffentlichen Dienst und Sport. Mit besonderem Dank an Anne Juren, Krassimira Kruschkova.
  • Events

    • OCT
      21

      11:00 – 13:00

      Philipp Gehmacher

      The Slowest Urgency (an environment)

      Time

      11:00 – 13:00

      Location

      Seestadt Studios

      Duration

      120 Min

      Price

      € 25/20/10

      Additional Information

      In englischer Sprache

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  • ©

    © Markus Gradwohl

  • ©

    © Markus Gradwohl

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