EVENT
Yuni Hong Charpe “ENCORE” Open Rehearsal
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Artist based in France and Japan, Yuni Hong Charpe leads a research project on dance and texts regarding Choi Seung-hee (1911-1969), a dancer from Korea under Japanese rule. The complex identity of Choi, who was called “Dancer from the Peninsula” for her brilliant performances around the world from Japan, Korea to Europe and the United States, will be examined, in order to reflect on our identity of the present and to revisit the problem of “Zainichi” foreigners which became evident with the pandemic situation. The works are scheduled to be presented in Kyoto and France after the residency.
During this residency program, we held two workshops.
The first workshop was organized by Ad Mornings for those who have roots abroad in Toyooka.
The second was to reconsider about Korean dance and "what is Orient" with Yun Miyu who is a Zainichi-korean dancer in Japan. We also shot a video of Korean dance with her in Takeno area.
Following these workshops and video production, we will develop a lecture performance with Akihito Hirano who is a translator and performer, and will hold an open rehearsal.
Feel free to join us.
During this residency program, we held two workshops.
The first workshop was organized by Ad Mornings for those who have roots abroad in Toyooka.
The second was to reconsider about Korean dance and "what is Orient" with Yun Miyu who is a Zainichi-korean dancer in Japan. We also shot a video of Korean dance with her in Takeno area.
Following these workshops and video production, we will develop a lecture performance with Akihito Hirano who is a translator and performer, and will hold an open rehearsal.
Feel free to join us.
- Date
- 2022/5/8(SUN)
14:00-15:00 Lecture Performance
After the lecture performance, we will have a time for the audience to share their impressions. We also do simple exercises with games together.
*You can watch only the lecture performance.
17:00 finish
13:00-18:00 video projection
- Venue
- Kinosaki International Arts Center
- Fee
- Free(*Prior reservation is required)
- Language
- Japanese, French, Korean
- Cooperation
- Institute of Contemporary Arts Kyoto
Kyoto Performing Arts Center, Joint Usage/Research Center 2020
RAM Association(Graduate School of Film and New Media, Tokyo University of the Arts)
- Supported by
- Kawamura Arts and Cultural Foundation
Arts Aid KYOTO
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