PUBLIC EVENT 26th of January 2013 at Lille Carl- Dansehallene.
THE QUALITY OF AN OLDER BODY. ONLY THIS. NOT HOW HE MOVES, BUT WHAT HE MOVES.
“And I was touched by Robert’s simple choices and I was touched to see Poul engage in a couple-dance with the challenges.
Earlier I had asked Poul to define what ‘an older body’ means as I had been confused about that notion myself. And during their presentation I thought, this is the quality of an older body. Only this. Not how he moves, but what he moves.
I suppose I could leave it like this now. Very simple. Slightly unexplained.” Ida-Elisabeth Larsen
Poul arsked Robert to challange him on his conventions regarding his artistic work and his work as an artist durring a joint research on the topics
AGE, VANITY AND IMPERMANENCE
After a two month e-mail correspondence guest were invited to join a one week prosces followed by a public event.
GENERATION XY I- 2013
GUESTS who joined THE PROCES
Ida-Elisabeth Larsen, choreographer og performer
Students from Copenhagen Contemporary Dance School
Ninna Steen, choreographer og performer
Aleksi Koskelin, danser and performanceartist
Sanna Blenow, Danscer and choreographer
Marie Topp, Danscer and choreographer
Bush Hartshorn, Artistic Director, Dansehallerne Students from Copenhagen Academy of Music, Dance and Theatre Jørgen Teller, musician, composer and performaceartist
Special guests: The Mob (Emma-Cecilia Ajanki and Julia Giertz)
were invited to create a solo fore Jeremy Nelson.
INVITATION to join the project GENERATION XY
as coffee guest, discursive resistance or active participant
We (Robert Logrell and Poul Laursen) are about to embark on a generation crossing voyage where we fight out the need to discuss AGE, VANITY AND IMPERMANENCE - in modern dance.
For this we need Your help.
In an urge to challenge our work/discussion we invite you to criticize, contribute, observe or participate in the creative process. Your level of involvement is optional - your presence and input are what matters! We strongly believe that all kind of external participation will further our process and therefore we remain humble to your input.
