Research presentations 2023
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Researchers, critics and choreographers present the progress of their work here – artistic approaches, practices and movements spanning a range of aesthetics: somatic practices, so-called ‘traditional’ or ‘historical’ dances, the fundamentals of contemporary dance, classical choreography seeking a new identity, and breakdancing as it prepares for the upcoming Olympic Games.
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« Another Look at Memory »
by Raphaël Cottin
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« Two soli by Rosalia Chladek »
by Christine Caradec
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« Dancing bodies in the works of Bernardo Montet. (Re-)thinking relations »
by Isabelle Élizéon and Dimitri Tsiapkinis
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« What aging brings to dance »
by Cécile Proust
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« Legong Playon, a traditional Balinese dance »
by Yoko Sobue
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« Los tránsitos de un gesto: studying choreographic transfers between Chile and Germany »
by Valentina Morales Valdes
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« Narrating the experience of a mohini attam performer. For a history of gestures in Indian dances »
by Brigitte Chataignier and Federica Fratagnoli
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« J. J. ~ reading, translating, (re)imagining Jill Johnston’s writing »
by Pauline L. Boulba, Aminata Labor, Nina Kennel and Rosanna Puyol
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« Basic training in bharata natyam »
by Vincent Pinault, Dominique Amouny, David Ramsamy and Jyolsana Menon
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« Following Red Notes: looking for its Laban kinetographic translation »
by Noëlle Simonet and Vincent Lenfant
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« D.E.G.A.S. (danse écriture du geste et son approche systémique), Dance, Systems, and Writing Gestures »
by Christophe Duveau-Villéger
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« Graphic representations of movement through the dance libretto for Pierre et le loup »
by Marie Orts, Lina Schlageter, Garance Bréhaudat and Clarisse Chanel
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« James Waring’s Choreographic Collages »
by Jean Capeille
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« The Nijinska Notebooks »
by Maria Nevzorova and Ivan Chaumeille