
Debate and launch Etcetera #179
Dance as common good? Dance heritage between authorship and community
The live launch of Etcetera's new issue dedicated to dance heritage
On the occasion of the first Body of Work festival, STUK and Etcetera join forces for a themed issue on dance heritage. The issue ‘Belichaamd erfgoed’ contains contributions by Timmy De Laet, Michiel Vandevelde, caterina mora daniela jara, Rósa Ómarsdóttir and Ilse Ghekiere, among others.
In a panel discussion we will tackle some current topics about dance and heritage and we will festively conclude with a drink in the STUKcafé.
Choreographers and performers Michiel Vandevelde, Haider Al Timimi and Briana Ashley Stuart will discuss the potential of dance as a common good and explore the tension between the importance of authorship versus the insight that something only fully becomes heritage when a broad community makes it its own. Delphine Hesters moderates the panel.
The event will take place in English.
PRACTICAL
➤ Wednesday 26.02
➤ 17:00 - 19:00
➤ Verbeeckzaal
➤ Free (without reservation)
➤ Language: English
CREDITS
In collaboration with Etcetera, magazine for the performing arts in Flanders since 1983
Panel: Michiel Vandevelde, Haider Al Timimi en Briana Ashley Stuart
Moderator: Delphine Hesters
Michiel Vandevelde is a choreographer, curator and writer trained at P.A.R.T.S.. He is performing arts programmer at DE SINGEL and his artistic work is presented throughout Europe. Recently, he created an experimental opera with Eva Reiter and ICTUS. Soon his new performance out of hands will premiere at fABULEUS. He is currently a trajectory maker at Dans in Brugge.
Originally from Detroit (United States of America), Briana Ashley Stuart is a performing artist, dancer, choreographer and dance entrepreneur based in Brussels. She graduated from the University of Michigan with a BFA in dance and a BA in sociology. She has worked internationally as an independent artist and with a number of companies and artists, including StepAfrika!, SJEwing & Dancers, ZIKIT, 4Hoog kindertheater, Lila Magnin, Alexis Blake, Gorges Ocloo. She presented her latest work Moving Meditations, a multidisciplinary work about healing at KVS Brussels, which was the first step in her research into percussive dance and movement and sound in space. In her artistic work, she is interested in audience interaction, philosophy and the potential of the human body as an instrument of rhythm and expression. More about her artistic interests and works can be seen in her introspective dance lecture Stepping: Freedom in Form produced by BOZAR in Brussels, and more recently her dance lecture How to Unveil the Secret Power of Movement and Sound to Create at TEDxBrussels in 2023.
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Free (without reservation)