For Blinky Palermo
A unique ode to the artist Blinky Palermo
In 2010, Marc Vanrunxt brought us a split-screen choreography in For Edward Krasinski. Two dancers simultaneously danced a solo created by two different choreographers dedicated to the painter Krasinski. Today Vanrunxt pays tribute to avant-garde painter Blinky Palermo, again in a split-screen choreography, together with Georgia Vardarou. She creates a solo for Julia Rubies Subiros, he creates one for Robson Ledesma.
In For Edward Krasinski, time and sound were determined by one piece of music. This time, the idea of a split is also explored in music. Daniel Vanverre and Raphael Malfliet, both fascinated by early Belgian electronic music, each create a composition. Where do choreography and composition meet at the end of the rehearsal process?
After the performance, we host a small aftertalk table in STUKcafé. The conversation will be entirely in Dutch, that's why the text about the conversation is in Dutch as well.
Gesprekstafel: Heb je zin om bij een drankje na te praten over de voorstelling?
Sluit dan aan in het STUKcafé voor een inspirerend gesprek in kleine groep, begeleid door een STUK-collega. Voorkennis is niet nodig en iedereen is van harte welkom!
(Voertaal: Nederlands — Duur: 30 min — Start: 10 min na de voorstelling — Locatie: STUKcafé)
choreography Marc Vanrunxt, Georgia Vardarou, Robson Ledesma & Júlia Rúbies Subirós dans Robson Ledesma, Júlia Rúbies Subirós music Raphael Malfliet, Daniel Vanverre light & technique Stef Alleweireldt costume (for Robson Ledesma): from the archive of Kunst/Werk. Thanks to Anne-Mie Van Kerckhoven costume design (voor Júlia Rúbies Subirós): Jorge Dutor outside input Peter Savel production Kunst/Werk residences STUK Leuven en c o r s o Berchem & Centre Cívic Barceloneta co-financed by Perpodium (tax shelter) with thanks to December Dance 2025, STUK Leuven en c o r s o Berchem with the support of de Vlaamse Gemeenschap
