
This is the inaugural episode of the LACE Symposium podcast, the official podcast of the LACE Symposium for Dance and Other Contemporary Practices.
The host of this episode, dance artist, educator, and curator of LACE Symposium pavleheidler (pav) (they/them) (adhd/autism), talks to Yas Lamar (she/her), dance artist, curator, and one of the hosts of this year's LACE Extended spaces about artistry, the value of artistic sensibilities, and Lamar's contribution to this year's LACE Extended.
The central question the conversation revolves around is, What does your experience of being a dance artist and communicating through the medium of dance affords you; what kind of observational capacity, what kind of capacity to act?
This is the first in a series of conversations held with contributors to this year's symposium. With this series we are hoping to introduce the symposium, its curators, and the contributors to the public in anticipation of the event itself. In our conversations, we are committed to "leading by example". We're hoping that what we say and how we say it will introduce us in an affective way, in a different capacity perhaps from our bios and CVs. To find out more about who we are, and read our bios, please visit www.lacesymposium.com.
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skip through the introduction straight to the conversation, 11' 30''.
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Yas mentioned the text written by Helena Katz, o momento inframince. The article is written in Portuguese and is available behind this link.
The graphic novel mentioned is Einstein in kafkaland, written by Ken Krimstein.
Two references are added on the topic of the erotic, Georges Bataille's o erotismo, and Viviane Mosé's The erotic and the contemporary , a homage evening à Marque des Sade. Viviane Mosé's talk is available on youtube, complete with English subtitles.
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LACE Extended takes place the week after the Symposium, offering the participants of the Symposium the opportunity to extend the amount of time spent in-relation to presenters and their practices, and other participants of the event.
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LACE Symposium is curated by Deirdre Morris (she/they), Sylvia Scheidl (she/her), and pavleheidler (they/them). LACE Symposium takes place in July in the context of ImPulsTanz -- Vienna International Dance Festival. LACE Symposium is supported by Erasmus+.