Third and last day of the workshops taught by
Bernardo Montet and
Dimitri Tsiapkinis in the
University of Santiago / School of the Arts.Sharing experience, mouvement and dance theories.
We also participated in a conference about Bernardo's approach to dance with video excerpts, and also about the role of National choréographic centers in France.
We conluded the conference with a dance improvisation between me and the Chilian musician Pajaro.
We were assisted by Andrea Muñoz who also captured the image of this note.
I will stay for one more week to visit Santiago, Valparaiso and Serena.
May the space be with you! :-)
Para aquellos interesados aquí es una bibliografía :
* Ken Wilber : Breve historia de todas las cosas. Barcelona. Kairós. w4.
*
Le mouvement dans tous ses états.
Eve Berger, 1998. Editions
Point d’Appui (Français)
* el sitio web de la Danis Bois Método (Inglès, Français et portugués) :
http://www.cerap.org/* un text de James Hillman en espagnol :
http://homepage.mac.com/eeskenazi/azur.html* James Hillman :
SpD94a
La Cultura y el Alma Animal. Trans. Maria J. Bustamante. Caracas: Fundacion Polar. Engl. D97d.
(Para más propuestas, me contacto a través de este blog después 5 enero 2009 :-)
"Eros is born of chaos, implying that out of every chaotic moment the creativity of which we have been speaking can be born. Further more, eros will always hearken back to its origins in chaos and will seek it for its vivification. Aristophanes writes even of their mating. Eros will attempt again and again to create those dark nights and confusions which are its nest. It renews itself in affective attacks, jealousies, fulminations, and turmoils. It thrives close to the dragon."
