Workshops
Research lab experimental anatomy
Artists
ULA SICKLE
PRINT THIS PAGEOutline
This 2-week laboratory is the first preparation for a group project by Ula Sickle to be developed in 2013-14. The workshop will explore different ways of imagining the body and generating movement starting from a detailed anatomical research and moving into a more experimental and imaginative domain.
Beginning with a 5 day course of body-mind centering with Paris based BMC certified practitioner Tamara Milla Vigo, we will explore different approaches from BMC such as working from the skin, bones and muscle, to dealing with the bodies interior - the organs, glands, nervous system, the circulation of blood and the cell.
In the second week, we will continue to build on the exercises explored during the first week towards an even more experimental and imaginative approach - the opaque, dreamed or dissolving body. Techniques of hypnosis and hallucination, etc.
How to Subscribe
Searching for curious and creative performers who can explore and think with us, proposing new directions.
Time Schedule
Monday 6th - Friday 17th of February
Monday - Friday: 10:00-12:30 / 1:30-3:30
Location
Rosas Dance Studio 5
Van Volxem Avenue 164
1190 Brussels
Requirements
We are looking for professional dancers and recent graduates, who have a strong technical background and who are comfortable with improvising and movement research. We look for performers of all ages and with different dance backgrounds. Performers who have experience in popular dance styles like Hip hop, latin dancing or in folkloric or traditional dances are also very welcome!
Working language French - with English translations.
Subscription fee
100 €
Subscription
Send your cv and 5 lines of motivation by January 31st 2012 to wsb@workspacebrussels.be
Selected participants will receive an answer by February 2nd
Biographies
Tamara Milla-Vigo is a dancer and practitioner of Body-Mind Centering ®
A graduate of the dance department of the University Paris 8, Tamara was greatly influenced by the approach to movement analysis taught there by Hubert Godard. A contemporary dancer by profession and training, she later trained in Iyengar Yoga ® and in 2007 created created the company Camin'Arts a project linking traditional dance and improvisation. She became a Somatic Movement Educator in 2008 and a practitioner of Body-Mind Centering ® in 2010 and has since led regular workshops in Paris at Canaldanse. Since 2010 Tamara has been following a formation in Ohashiatsu ®.