slow sports by albert quesada © gosia machon
slow sports by albert quesada © gosia machon
slow sports by albert quesada © gosia machon
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slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
slow sports by albert quesada - WTP#03- dec 2011 © giannina urmeneta ottiker
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SLOW SPORTS
ALBERT QUESADA
Last updated : 25/11/2011PRINT THIS PAGEOutline
Slow Sports is a project exploring the fascination with sports, and how they are experienced.
Slow Sports is a dance piece investigating the totality of how sports are experienced. Since the birth of the Olympics in Ancient Greece, competitive sports have involved the participation of both the athlete and the spectator. This communication between competitors and audience is not incidental to competitive sports, but integral to it. In these times sports are appreciated, and athletes elevated, at a level perhaps not seen since classical times. Today, sporting events are arguably the dominant aesthetic experience available to our culture.
This piece explores the way athletes experience movement, the physicality of athletes and sportsmen: their bodies, their beauty, their rhythmical movements, their facial expressions, the sounds their actions produce, and how the experience of competitive sports is structured for the spectator: how athletic events are organized, how they are portrayed and commented on in the media (through television, documentaries, radio and newspapers).
Credits
- Choreography: Albert Quesada
- Created By and With: Marcus Baldemar, Federica Porello, Mireia de Querol, Albert Quesada, Zoltán Vakulya
- Image: Albert Quesada
- Illustrations: Gosia Machon
- Sound Designer: Christian Francois
- Light & Video: Jan Van Gijsel
- Costumes: Vera Tussing
- Illustrations: Gosia Machon
- Texts: JS Rafaeli
- Production: Albert Quesada / wp Zimmer / DROP PROD
- Coproduced by: Monty, workspacebrussels, Kunstencentrum BUDA, PACT Zollverein
- With the support of the Flemish Authorities
- Residencies: Monty, workspacebrussels, STUK, Kunstencentrum BUDA, La Caldera, L'animal a l'esquena, DeVIR/CAPa , PACT Zollverein
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Bio: Albert Quesada (Spain, 1982) trained at P.A.R.T.S (2004-2008) in Brussels, the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten (MTD, 2003-2004), Amsterdam. Previously he studied Philosophy and Multimedia Engineering in Barcelona. Throughout his studies he organised weekly jams at P.A.R.T.S. and taught classes and workshops in different places around Brussels.In 2005 Albert started working on Solo on Bach & Glenn (2005-2008), a piece which has been growing and touring since, and which gave birth to the duet Solos Bach & Gould (2010).
Albert is active both in stage performances and in making video dances, which, along with his other works have been performed internationally. Since June 2009 Albert has been dancing with the company ZOO – Thomas Hauert.


