19-22. november, kestev või ette teatamata etendus /
November 19-22, ongoing or unannounced performance and
disappearance
Esitajad / Performers: Eneli Järs, Hendrik Kaljujärv, Revo Koplus, Evelin Lõokene, Mairika Plakso, Priit Raud, Annika Üprus (Organizing Team of NU Performance festival)
“Internal
Conflict” on jätkuv
improvisatsiooniline institutsiooni-sisene koreograafia, mis kujutab endast
konflikti NU Performance’i meeskonna liikmete vahel või märke selle
olemasolust. Eesmärgiks on "juhuslikule" kõrvalseisjale, publikule
või meediale jätta mulje sisemistest pingetest, eriarvamustest töötajate vahel.
See "etendus" algab juba festivali planeerimisfaasis, ning ilmneb
kindlasti ka festivali ajal näiteks vaidluste või arusaamatustena
piletimüügikassas, ebaprofessionaalse käitumisena pressikonverentsil ja
etenduse-eelsetel teadaannetel. Repetiitorina on abiks Kate Strain, kes
jagab oma esinemiskogemust De Appel Kunstikeskuses juba toimunud “Internal
Conflict” projektis.
Krõõt Juurak (s. 1981, Tallinnas) on koreograaf ja esineja,
kelle tööd, peaasjalikult etendused, loengud, tekstid, workshopid, tujud jms,
koreograafia ja etenduskunsti harjumuslikke piire laiendada üritavad. Ta on
lõpetanud ArtEz Akadeemia Arnhemis, Hollandis, tantsu ja koreograafia alal ning
omandanud magistrikraadi kujutava kunsti alal Sandberg Instituudis,
Amsterdamis. Tema töid on esitatud kunsti ja teatri-institutsioonides Euroopas
ja väljaspool, sealhulgas Ellen de Bruijne Projects (Amsterdam 2013), Veneetsia Biennaali Oo paviljon (2013), Mindaugas Triennaal, Contemporary Art Center (Vilnius 2012), ImPulsTanz (Viin 2012), de Appel (Amsterdam 2012), Super deLuxe (Tokyo 2011), Künstlerhaus
Büchsenhausen (Innsbruck 2010), Kunsthalle Wien project space (Viin 2010), EKKM (Tallinn 2009), deSingel (Antverpen 2008).
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“Internal Conflict” is an ongoing
improvisational intra-institutional choreography, manifesting through signs of
internal conflict within the NU Performance Festival team. The aim is to give a
random bystander, the public or media the impression of inner tensions and
slight unprofessionalism within the festival team. This “performance” started
during the preparation period and will last until the end of the festival. It
can be witnessed as seemingly accidental more or less obvious incidents, for
example a quarrel in the ticket office, misunderstandings during a pubic
announcement, general mood in the theatre etc. Coaching help by Kate Strain,
former participant of “Internal Conflict”
Krõõt Juurak (b. 1981, Tallinn) is a choreographer and
performer whose work, which comprises of performances, presentations, texts, workshops, mood shifts, challenges fixed definitions of
choreography and performance. She graduated in dance and
choreography from ArtEZ, Arnhem in 2003 and obtained an MA in Fine Arts from Sandberg
Institute, Amsterdam. She has presented her work in a variety of forms at
venues including Ellen de Bruijne Projects (Amsterdam 2013), Venice Biennale “oO” Pavillion (2013), Mindaugas Triennial, Contemporary Art
Center (Vilnius 2012), ImPulsTanz (Vienna 2012), de Appel Art Centre (Amsterdam 2012), Super deLuxe (Tokyo 2011), Künstlerhaus Büchsenhausen (Innsbruck 2010), Kunsthalle Wien project space (Vienna 2010), EKKM (Tallinn 2009), deSingel, (Antwerp 2008).
Joonistuste autor Rán Flygenring, teostatud Michael Portnoy projekti raames näitusel "Father Can't You See I'm Burning" De Appelis Amsterdamis. Näituse kuraatorid: Renata Cervetto, Kris Dittel, Lara Khaldi, Emma Panza, Aneta Rostkowska ja Kate Strain.
Drawings by Rán Flygenring, created in the frame of Michael Portnoy's project for the exhibition "Father Can't You See I'm Burning" curated by Renata Cervetto, Kris Dittel, Lara Khaldi, Emma Panza, Aneta Rostkowska and Kate Strain at De Appel Art Centre, Amsterdam.
Drawings by Rán Flygenring, created in the frame of Michael Portnoy's project for the exhibition "Father Can't You See I'm Burning" curated by Renata Cervetto, Kris Dittel, Lara Khaldi, Emma Panza, Aneta Rostkowska and Kate Strain at De Appel Art Centre, Amsterdam.
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