Remembering 1918 : East and Central European Modernity Rebuilding in Performing Arts - 23/11/17 2/4

Cette activité se déroule en anglais.In collaboration with Arts and Theatre Institue, CiAsp (ULB), Czech Centre Brussels, BOZAR, Polish Institute of Brussels, Lithuanian Culture Institute, Romanian Culture Institute, Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institue Warsaw & Festival Temps d'Images Rumania (& Loft Theatre Germany).The year 1918 marks not only the birth of new nation states but it stands as a powerful symbol of the desire of so many people in Europe to construct a better future and embrace modernity. The upcoming anniversary of the crucial years 1918, 1948 and 1968 is a pretext for the symposium Remembering 1918: East and Central European Modernity Rebuilding in Performing Arts. The international symposium opens the issue of the influence of modernity past and present on theatre and dance in Central and Eastern Europe from a comparative point of view, offering dialogues between scholars and artists, between theatrical studies and testimony. The outcomes and inspirations from the symposium will be the source of artistic (dance and theatre) creations which will be presented under the title Remembering 1918 / European Dreams of Becoming Modern on May 24 to 26, 2018 at BOZAR/Brussels.PROGRAM - 23.119:30 – 10:00Arrival of guests, morning coffee10:00 – 10:30Welcome speeches and Introduction to the Symposium and the« Remembering 1918 » project.Sarah Flock, Université Libre de Bruxelles,Martina Peckova Cerna, Arts and Theatre Institute Prague,Jitka Panek Jurkova, Czech Centre Brussels,Anna Vondracek, BOZAR, Brussels.10:45 – 12:45BLOCK I – First and Second Avant-Garde : Ruptures or Inspiration for todays theatre ? (Focus Interwar Period) (chaired by Sarah Flock, ULB)Speakers :Dorota Walczak (ULB, Belgium) : Dance Me to the End of My Poem : A Short Story of Synergy between Poets, Dancers and Painters in the Polish Interwar Period Dagmar Krocanova (Comenius University Bratislava, Slovakia) : Between Appeal and Refusal : Notes on Slovak Literary and Theatre Avant-Garde in the Interwar PeriodMartina Musilova (Masaryk University of Brno, Czech Republic) : As you make your bed so you must lie on it (Czech avant-garde in the period 1920s - 1950s) Darius Kosinski (ZRTI, Poland) : Reclaimed Avant-garde.13:00 – 14:00 lunch14:15 – 17:30BLOCK II – Artists Face the Avant-Garde (Presentations and personal statements of artists involved in the artistic creation for 2018) (chaired by Iulia, Edyta, Martina)Speakers:Mirenka Cechova (dancer and director, Czech Republic), Stanislav Dobak (dancer, Slovakia) (chaired by Martina Peckova Cerna),Katarzyna Chmielewska-Jankowska, Monika Drozynska (Poland) (chaired by Edyta Zielnik/Anna Galas Kosil),Farid Fairuz (Romania), Agnija Seijko (Lithuania), Boglarka Borcsok (Hungary) (chaired by Iulia Popovici),Johanne Saunier (Belgium), Ine Claes (Belgium) (video presentation).PROGRAM - 24.1110:00 – 12:30BLOCK II – First and Second Avant-garde : Ruptures or Inspiration for todays’ theatre ? (Focus Afterwar Period) (chaired by Karel Vanhaesenbrouck)Speakers :Iulia Popovici (Arts University Tirgu Mures/Marosvasarhely, Romania) : Legacy of Romanian Avant-Garde.Judit Galacz (ELTE University) : The Hungarian Theatre Avant-Garde and the Green Donkey TheatreJitka Pavlisova (Czech Republic) : Czech Dance Avant-Garde in the Context of Modern/Expressive Dance (R)evolution in Central Europe.Justyna Michalik (Institute of Art of the Polish Academy of Sciences): Theater in un-obvious spaces – Cricot and Cricot 212:45 – 14:15 lunch14:30 – 17:00 (closed session)Discussion among artists and scholars, preparation of the 2018 project. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.