9 > 18.04.26
Palais de Tokyo
The bodies, objects, and subjects of dance and performance are also social markers. When they contradict expected representations, they can be subject to stigmatization and violence. In this day and age, in a political field saturated with predatory power postures, the artists set these bodies in motion and summon tenderness, listening, and attention. These artists open up a space in which the unveiling and sharing of fragilities invite us to question our ways of seeing, feeling, and experiencing, and compose other possibilities for inhabiting the world. Influenced by the question of vulnerability, which has been present in dance since its modern inception, sometimes echoing more directly the works of visual artists present in the exhibition spaces, plan D's pieces will take the form of performances, workshops, conferences, and screenings.