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Trọng tâm: Phê bình

tanzconnexions explores the relevance, purpose, and background of criticism in a series of texts that highlight just how fruitful critique can be when it engages with the diverse cultural, political, and media contexts of contemporary dance. Tiếp ...

PHÓNG SỰ

[Campuchia] Múa để đáp ứng với thực tế đương đại
Một hoạt động giao lưu giữa các biên đạo múa Campuchia, Indonesia và Thái Lan
Bài của Toni Shapiro-Phim

Với sự hỗ trợ của Viện Goethe, tháng 12 năm 2010, ba nghệ sĩ múa: Eko Supriyanto từ Indonesia, Sophiline Cheam Shapiro từ Campuchia và Pichet Klunchun từ Thái Lan đã có cơ hội cùng nhau làm việc trong bốn ngày. Tiếp ...

CÁC BÀI VIẾT

[Indonesia] Artistic Body Expression In Indonesian Society
By Renee Sariwulan

Few theories of the body have been formulated in Indonesia to date, and theoretical writings on the body are generally embedded within texts concerned with health, social, political, economic (industrial) and gender specific issues. I am yet to encounter a text which considers the body from an artistic perspective. Tiếp ...

PHỎNG VẤN

[Indonesia] Imagining what might be
An interview with Jecko Siompo

Following guest performances in the wider Asian region, Indonesian choreographer Jecko Siompo has risen to prominence over the last year after he was invited to present his work in Europe. Siompo is neither willing nor able to pin down his choreographic and cultural roots, and yet these questions lead us to the very heart of his dance practice. Tiếp ...

CÁC QUAN SÁT

[Cambodia] Para-Human realities
Eko Supriyanto choreographs his new work with Cambodian dancers
By Brigit Krans

The para-human phenomenon is the vehicle with which Eko Supriyanto’s new choreography drives home social issues and highlights particular incidents that have recently occurred in his native Indonesia, but which are not exclusive to his home country. Tiếp ...