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Materialities in Dance and Performance Writing, Documenting, Archiving Gabriele Klein, Franz Anton Cramer

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Klein, Gabriele <p>Gabriele Klein, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Niederlande</p>, Editor.
Cramer, Franz Anton <p>Franz Anton Cramer, Universität Hamburg, Deutschland</p>, Editor.
Series:
Tanzwissenschaft.
TanzScripte
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Dance.
Performance.
Materiality.
Media.
Archive.
Documentation.
Writing.
Theatre Studies.
Body.
Local Subjects:
Dance.
Performance.
Materiality.
Media.
Archive.
Documentation.
Writing.
Theatre Studies.
Body.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (276 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Other Title:
Klein/Cramer (eds.), Materialities in Dance Writing, Documenting, Archiving
Place of Publication:
Bielefeld transcript Verlag 2024
Language Note:
In English.
Biography/History:
Gabriele Klein (Dr. rer. soc.) has been a full professor of sociology with a focus on human movement science, dance and performance studies at Universität Hamburg since 2002. Since 2022 she has also been professor of ballet and dance (Hans-van-Manen Chair) at the University of Amsterdam. She is PI of the Cluster of Excellence »Understanding Written Artefacts« at Universität Hamburg. From 2022 to 2023, she was a fellow at the research center »global dis:connect«.
Franz Anton Cramer is a research associate in the project »Choreographies of Archiving« directed by Gabriele Klein (2020-2023), as part of the Cluster of Excellence »Understanding Written Artefacts« at Universität Hamburg. Prior to that, he conducted research and archival projects at Universität Leipzig (Dance Archives), Centre national de la danse in Paris (CND), Tanzplan Deutschland / Dance Heritage (Berlin), and Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg.
Summary:
What is »materiality« in dance and performance? What role does »the material« play in the formation for the cultural memory of ephemeral arts? The contributors to this volume examine concepts of materiality in dance and performance, the use of materials in artistic practices and the role of social media in changing the perception of time-based artefacts. The volume shows how the focus on materiality transforms contemporary artistic work and challenges established concepts of dance and performance research.
»This book will appeal to students, scholars and those interested in dance and performance studies, literature, cultural studies, studies of materiality, visual arts and others, reflecting the authors’ interdisciplinary voices and diversity of the topic itself. It was a real pleasure reading it.«
Contents:
Frontmatter
Contents
Materialities in Dance and Performance. An Introduction
Writing as Choreographic Practice
Scribbling Towards Something: Interview on the Written in Dance
What Dance Teaches Us about Reading: Four Events and an Interlude
Choreographic Writing. Material Practice of Artistic Production
Passing on the Legacy of Collaboration: Material Goods as Marginalia
Documenting as Knowledge Production
“I want to continue working on the body”. Gabriele Klein and Sasha Waltz in Conversation
From Documentary to Performative Documentation
The Scriptal Method and Choreography
Notational Iconicity, Spatiality, Time: The Creativity of Artificial Flatness
Archiving as Performative Act
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Archiving the Body – Cultural Memory and the Practice of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Absent and Abundant Arte(povera)facts
“Things that Death Cannot Destroy”: The Afterlife and Performativity of Photographic Images (Linda Fregni Nagler)
Multiple Materialisms: Situating Dance between Enactivist and New Materialist Discourses
Contributors
Notes:
This eBook is made available Open Access under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0
ISBN:
9783839470640
3839470641
OCLC:
1428233975

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