We can only pray that this ain’t gonna be brutal, my friendz… oooh, my bloggin’ companioz… we have here the main Capo of Komikaze collective… I..i…i…i…i…ivana A…a…a…a…a…armanini…
Photo: Ivana Armanini
Illustration excerpt from Adventures of Gloria Scott (2005)
Back in June, during Eurokaz – The International Festival of New Theatre, Arlene Hoornweg and Pauline Kalker from theatre company Hotel Modern gave me an interview about their work. We weaved our talk around two of their performances – Kamp and The Shrimp Tales.
Photo by Herman Helle from Kamp
Fabrics, skirts, dresses, fashion magazines, cut, embroidered, animated, recomposed, combined with most unusual objects and given a completely new meaning are one of the many ways Milos Tomic is going to provoke you.
Burdacut by Milos Tomic (c)
Before I’m gonna start with my bloggin’ on this year’s 25FPS International Festival of Experimental Film and Video here are videos that really made my day… their team published earlier today interviews with Gustav Deutsch and Materia Obscura collective jointly with excerpts from their artworkz…
Origami is a traditional Asian art of paper folding. The name Origami is inherited from the Japanese culture, and the craft itself is usually perceived of Japanese origins. But historians think that origami was invented between 1st and 2nd Century AC in China, then spread to Japan sometime during the sixth Century.
However, the skill itself has been kept in its traditional form, but also have many varieties in nowadays papercraft, of which Cubeecraft got a cult status in the internet community… How to combine visual and constructional aspects of origami with dance, you can check in a film I picked up today.
Dancer 1.4 by Jason Ku (c)
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