The Untitled Still Life Collection

Tension

Le chorégraphe Trajal Harrell et la sculptrice Sarah Sze unissent leurs forces pour une expérience commune ; il expérimente des mouvements, elle des matériaux. Cette tension entre performeurs, matériaux et espace est l'essence du spectacle The Untitled Still Life Collection. L'interaction du sculptural et du chorégraphique génère des changements respectifs et crée de nouvelles potentialités insoupçonnées.

• Le chorégraphe et danseur new-yorkais Trajal Harrell était en résidence, entre autres, à Workspacebrussels. Cette saison, nous présentons aussi son spectacle (M)imosa - Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at The Judson Church (M), qui était à l'affiche du Festival d'Avignon. Sarah Sze représentera les États-Unis à la Biennale de Venise en 2013.

Trajal Harrell is a New York City-based
artist. His work has been presented In New York and the U.S. at many
venues including The Kitchen, Dance Theater Workshop, P.S. 122, Art
Basel Miami Beach, among others. Internationally, his work has toured in
France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Croatia, Portugal,
and Mexico, and has been presented in international festivals such as
Festival d’Avignon and Impulstanz-Vienna. Since 2001, he has been
developing a body of work which links the parallel histories of the
Voguing dance tradition and early Postmodern dance. He is best known for
a series of works entitled Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at The Judson Church.

Sarah Sze
is a Boston-born artist and sculptor who began
showing her work in New York in 1996.  A graduate of The School of
Visual Arts (1997) and Yale University (1991), Sze has had solo shows at
the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; the Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston; The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London; and The Foundation
Cartier in Paris.  She has work in the collections of the Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston; Museum of Modern Art, New York; Whitney Museum of
American Art, New York; Guggenheim Museum, New York; Los Angeles Museum
of Contemporary Art; and the Walker Art Center, MN, among others.  In
2003, she received a MacArthur Genius Grant Fellowship. She has most
recently been chosen as the American representative for the Venice
Biennale in 2013.

Christina Vasileiou
is a performer, choreographer based in Athens, Greece. She has created her own works since 2006 - performance (Treiskaidekaphobia, wantohaveto, now(here) among others) and video ("I" is always dissolving, The Separatists, etc.). As a performer she has performed for Yelp, Lathos Kinisi, Kostas Tsioukas and since 2006 with Trajal Harrell for Showpony and Quartet for the End of Time.