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'Let's get Physical!' - An Introduction to Movement-based Performing
and Performance art
with Nicoletta Cappello
Focusing on the role of physical action and bodily creativity in performance art making, the course introduces students to the philosophical principles, the processual forms, and the techniques needed to work with their own body as a starting point of the process of creating performance art.
DATES:
March 20-April 10, 2023;
Mondays, 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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Inhabiting Time
with Marilyn Arsem
At the heart of this course is the question of how to continue making live art in a world that is more often pre-recorded, edited and virtual. Working with everyday materials and actions, participants will engage in a series of exercises to examine their experience and understanding of time. As participants focus on the element of time in their performance actions, we will consider questions such as "What remains essential? What do we relinquish? What transforms?"
COURSE FULL!
DATES:
March 28-April 25, 2023; Tuesdays 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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Site-specific Performance Art
with Tina Mariane Krogh Madsen
This course offers an introduction to methods of working with site-specific performance art, in natural environments, public space, collaboratively, as well as using online space as a performance site. It will through presentations, discussions, and practical exercises connect theory to practice.
DATES:
April 17-May 8, 2023; Mondays 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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Performance art: from idea to execution
with Marta Jovanović
Drawing from a variety of theories, exercises, and interdisciplinary practice, this course guides students through the creative process of developing of a live performance art piece.
DATES:
May 9-30, 2023; Tuesdays, 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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The Committed Body: Political Performance Art from Latin America
with Rodrigo Arenas-Carter
Using the regions of Latin America as focus point, this course explores performance art as a political tool. Through the study of case studies, readings, as well as practical exercises, participants will learn about political performative strategies such as protest and the use of public space, satire, cabaret as well as digital possibilities and how to utilize them to express their own, individual political agenda, be it social, cultural, or personal.
DATES:
May 15-June 5, 2023; Mondays 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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WRITE | PERFORM
with Emily Orley
This course explores writing as and about performance art as a creative practice. Through a series of structured discussions and practical writing tasks, participants are guided to experiment with how to write as/about/alongside performance art - their own or someone else's.
DATES:
June 6-27, 2023
Tuesdays, 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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Performance-based Filmmaking
The Nature of the Poetic Image in Motion and its Performativity
Workshop with VestAndPage
This intensive online workshop is dedicated to performance-based filmmaking's conceptual, aesthetic, and practical aspects.
DATES:
July 29-August 26, 2023
Saturdays 4-7pm CET
Fee: EUR 250
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On Camera: Performing Identity in the Digital Age
with Rah Eleh
This course investigates the intersections between performance art and the camera. Through the study of key works, selected readings, as well as physical exercises and writing activities, the course tackles questions such as
“how are artists pushing the boundaries and expanding the definition of performance art and media?
How does performative video and performance on network technologies communicate and participate in social and political discourses, meanings, and values?"
DATES:
July 24-August 14. 2023
Mondays 6-8PM CET
Fee: EUR 175
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‘Rules of the Game’: an Introduction to Task-based Performance and Art
with Katja Hilevaara
Through a variety of practical experiments, discussions of case studies, and selected readings, this class examines the practice of using task-led activities as a means to conceive and compose performance art.
DATES:
September 5-26, 2023
Tuesdays, 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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Eco-Performance: Connecting Performance Art and Environmentalism
with Ayça Ceylan
This course considers performance art as a means to negotiate, react to, or call attention to environmental issues. Through a variety of practical exercises, case studies, and theory, participants will gather tools for creating eco-performance, investigate into the relationship between the body and nature, and consider sustainable archival methods for performance art.
DATES:
October 2-23, 2023, Mondays, 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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Performance Art Archives and Documentation
with Anja Foerschner
This course introduces students to forms of performance art documentation and archiving. Through key theories and practical examples, it investigates into how ephemeral practice is translated into physical material, its meaning for the discipline and ways of use in artistic and curatorial practice.
DATES:
October 30-November 20, 2023; Mondays 6-8pm CET
Fee: EUR 175
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