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Sarma Newsletter 2015 #2


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As Spring is in the air, Sarma would like to share with you the two following events: Support de Fortune by Kristien Van den Brande and I Paused Halfway Up The Stairs by Tom Engels. Having invested for many years in different modalities of organising and publicising research and knowledge, Sarma is glad to facilitate the realisation of these public events. Both projects and presentations are rooted in a long-term research process and mark Sarma's ongoing commitment to the development of curatorial projects.
Support de Fortune

SUPPORT DE FORTUNE
 
How do supports of writing - a book or a single piece of paper, pencils, typewriters or internet pages - work on our thoughts? How do ‘chance supports’ such as a train ticket, the back of an envelope or the margin of a book, challenge common ideas and practices of archiving, binding, displaying, reproducing, translation? 
Kristien Van den Brande has already landed in the vitrine of Recyclart, installing her research on Support de Fortune - an old yet new medium that perverts deeply-rooted conceptions of writing and reading.
 
April 1-23, 2015, 12:00-20:00 Open lab

April 13, 2015 
16:00 welcome + introduction
17:00 Nick Thurston about Information as Material
18:30-19:30 break
19:30 Femke Snelting (artist talk I) and Jonathan Lahey Dronsfield (performative reading)

April 14, 2015
16:00 welcome + introduction
16:30 Jonathan Lahey Dronsfield: seminar on his book-to-come The Swerve of Freedom After Spinoza
18:30-19:30 break
19:30 Femke Snelting (artist talk II) and Nick Thurston artist talk Learning to Read Differently
 
For more information on Support de Fortune follow this link
Entrance is free but please reserve for April 13 and 14 via elisabeth@sarma.be
I PAUSED HALFWAY UP THE STAIRS

On April 16-17, I Paused Halfway Up The Stairs brings together artists and cultural workers that have been involved in the recent migration of choreography and performance from the theatre to the visual arts context. Over the course of two evenings, I Paused Halfway Up The Stairs will raise questions about how performance practices play with this institutional border, and how they appropriate, negotiate and challenge its aesthetics and production circumstances. The works and talks presented, will lay out a landscape of different takes on the relationship between performance, choreography and the visual arts, and try to redefine, question and challenge these notions, its methods and institutions.

I Paused Halfway Up The Stairs is a curatorial project by Tom Engels and contains works and words by Simon Asencio, Alex Baczynski-Jenkins, Lina Hermsdorf, Jessica, Clare Molloy, Thomas Puisquelaloi, Marta Ziółek, a.o.

April 16-17, 18:00 - 22:00
Grünberger Straße 12
Gießen, Germany

For more information, please visit: http://www.ipausedhalfway.net

Made possible with the kind support of:
Hessische Theaterakademie
Kulturamt der Stadt Gießen
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