Sunday, February 28, 2010

Tia Matthies


Tia Matthies is exhibiting works from her stay in Ascea at an exhibition at TPN Gallery Walls, Seattle, Washington. The exhibition is curated by Laurie LeClair. Artist reception on March 9th, 2010, 5:30-7:30 pm. See www.tpnevents.com

Carnevale in Ascea 2010


Floats with reference to local and national political, social and cultural issues.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Multimedia concert with music by René Mogensen


René Mogensen's "All Numbers Language" for cello with interactive computer music and video was performed by cellist Nicolas Deletaille on February 7th at Palazzo Ricci in Ascea. The video was based on works by Johan Lievens. Deletaille also performed Suite for solo cello by Gaspar Cassado. The same concert was presented at the Teatro San Genesio in Salerno on February 4th and at the Chiesa Antica in Pellare on February 5th. See www.myspace.com/ReneMogensen, www.NicolasDeletaille.com and www.JohanLievens.be

Parmenideum


A mini Parmenideum conference was held on February 7 at the Palazzo Ricci in Ascea organized by Lars Aagaard-Mogensen and Habeeb Marouf. Parmenideum has the purpose of increasing our knowledge of the Eleatic philosophy and of all its contemporary ramifications in intellectual life, science, and culture. PARMENIDEUM II was published in connection with the meetings. See www.parmenideum.com

Jo Møller


"Un’illustrazione della storia sconosciuta, che ha culminato alla scala sul portone del Duomo San Matteo a Salerno, molto tempo fa, in Italia." See www.jomo.dk and www.jomoller.com

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Karen Bernard


Photo by Ella Veres
In the dance performance "Ouette", Karen Bernard focuses on the relationship between her inner and outer life, reflecting physical and fantastical aspects of the feminine mystique. Bernard uses the details of her life as source materials, combining these with external structures to transformative effects. In this work, she borrows a cinematic construction, where imagined and real experiences are shown without distinction, from the movie Swimmingpool by Francois Ozon, as well as cliches of dance vocabulary to inform two levels of experience.
The work to date has been developed through residencies at among others the Liguria Study Center in Bogliasco (Italy) and Wassard Elea (Italy)
"Ouette" will premiere in New York City Fall 2011 at Dixon Place. See www.newdancealliance.org

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Bertill Nordahl

Bertill Nordahl's article "De nye forvirrede" (Today's Bewildered) is published in the Danish newspaper Politiken today. See http://politiken.dk/debat/kroniker/article876109.ece.