Scott deLahunta | Choreographic Objects: artifacts and traces of physical intelligence

Scott deLahunta (Project Leader, Motion Bank, William Forsythe Company) “Choreographic Objects: artifacts and traces of physical intelligence ” This talk will focus on the idea of a growing collection of self-determined reflections on dance practice being published by choreographers in a variety of formats. Often working in collaboration with researchers, editors and designers, these heterogeneous […]

Scott deLahunta

(Project Leader, Motion Bank, William Forsythe Company)

“Choreographic Objects: artifacts and traces of physical intelligence ”

This talk will focus on the idea of a growing collection of self-determined reflections on dance practice being published by choreographers in a variety of formats. Often working in collaboration with researchers, editors and designers, these heterogeneous publication projects make use of text, moving image and more open-ended digital tools and platforms. Many of these projects are either newly available or are in the process of development. They point towards the artist’s role in developing alternative forms of documenting, analyzing, notating and archiving contemporary dance.

Scott deLahunta has worked as writer, researcher and organiser on a range of international projects bringing performing arts with a focus on choreography into conjunction with other disciplines and practices. He is currently Senior Research Fellow Coventry University/ R-Research Director, Wayne McGregor|Random Dance and Project Leader Motion Bank/ The Forsythe Company.
http://www.sdela.dds.nl/

The Centre for Contemporary and Digital Performance
Performance Research Seminar Series

Fall 2012

School of Arts – Brunel University – London

Welcome to this fall’s research seminar series at the Centre for Contemporary and Digital Performance. This fall we will focus on how praxis and theory in performance and theatre shifts as they are informed

The public is invited to participate in this series of encounters, lectures, screenings, physical and new media workshops and discussions, focussed on new thinking in performance practices,new medi arts, technologies, physical and digital/scientific creativity, and cultural production.

Curated by Johannes Birringer

broadcast produced by marlon barrios solano
for dance-tech.tv and dance-tech.net

About Marlon Barrios Solano/Producer

Marlon Barrios Solano (Venezuela/USA) works as an independent movement/new media artist, researcher, on-line producer/curator, vlogger, consultant and educator. He is the creator/producer/curator of dance-techTV, a collaborative internet video channel dedicated to innovation and experimental performing arts and its social network dance-tech.net. http://www.dance-tech.net/profile/network_producer

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