Diving the frame http://suzonfuks.net Wed, 14 Dec 2011 12:14:21 +0000 en hourly 1 CALL FOR PROPOSALS – SYMPOSIUM 22 March 2012 http://suzonfuks.net/2011/12/14/call-for-proposals-symposium-22-march-2012/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/12/14/call-for-proposals-symposium-22-march-2012/#comments Wed, 14 Dec 2011 12:04:59 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2471 SYMPOSIUM on ‘WATER ISSUES relating to ENVIRONMENTAL LANDSCAPE SUSTAINABILITY’


to artists, scientists & professionals


22 March 2012,
on International Water Day
held on Waterwheel’s Tap

 

Organised by
Mohamed Amin Hammami & Hichem Rejeb from Horticulture, Landscape & Environment Research Unit of Higher School of Agronomical Sciences of Chott Meriem, IRESA, Sousse University – Tunisia

 

THEMES:
- Water & landscape construction of yesterday. What to do today?
- Water and landscapes across disciplines
- Waters and landscapes: issues of layout development & territorial scales

 

TIMELINE:
- 30 JANUARY 2012: DEADLINE to send performance proposals & abstracts to Amin Hammami & Dr Hichem Rejeb
- 1 March 2012: deadline for completing accepted papers
- 10 –12 March: training on using Waterwheel for the accepted authors
- 12 March: announcement of the symposium program
- 22 March 2012: symposium
- 3 months after the symposium: publication of the proceedings (book & pdf file)


Guidelines for submissions - download here
Submission form - download here
_______________________________________________________________________
photo from NASA’s eyes on the Earth blog Ichkeul Lake in northern Tunisia.
Top: November 14, 2001. Bottom: July 29, 2005; the water level is higher, but a large part of the lake appears red due to the presence of aquatic plants. Ichkeul Lake and wetlands are a major stopover point for hundreds of thousands of migrating birds who come to feed and nest. It is the last remaining lake in a chain that once extended across North Africa, and has badly deteriorated as a result of the construction of three dams on rivers supplying it and its marshes, which have cut off almost all inflow of freshwater. The Tunisian government plans to undertake various measures to retain freshwater in the lake on a year-round basis and reduce the salinity of the lake.

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/12/14/call-for-proposals-symposium-22-march-2012/feed/ 0 Waterwheel documentation – residency #2 at the Judith Wright Centre http://suzonfuks.net/2011/12/14/waterwheel-documentation-%e2%80%93-residency-2-at-the-judith-wright-centre/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/12/14/waterwheel-documentation-%e2%80%93-residency-2-at-the-judith-wright-centre/#comments Wed, 14 Dec 2011 10:29:11 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2389 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_85 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_84 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_83 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_82 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_81 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_80 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_79 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_77 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_76 Waterwheel-residency#2-JWCOCA-photo_Laura_Steiner_75 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http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2198 photos by Laura Steiner – performer-deviser Anna Yen – rehearsals and last showing of the work in progress developed during a residency at the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Art in Brisbane, 22 October 2011
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]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/10/27/photos-residency-part1-jwcoca/feed/ 0 INVITATION to an installation performance in construction! http://suzonfuks.net/2011/10/14/2194/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/10/14/2194/#comments Thu, 13 Oct 2011 22:01:55 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2194 You are invited to be part of this adventure – work in progress showings - It is about water: how much do you care about it? how will you share it? We are constructing an installation performance using Waterwheel

WHERE: – online on http://water-wheel.net/taps/dock/110
- on site in Brisbane at the Judith Wright Centre – shopfront (residency)

WHEN: – Thursday 20 & Friday 21 October at 5pm (Brisbane, Australia) – find your time here
- Saturday 22 Oct at 4pm (Brisbane, Australia) - find your time here

we suggest you come at least 15 minutes before, you open your browser, and click or copy & paste this link: http://water-wheel.net/taps/dock/110 – In the right upper corner, there will be a white rectangle – click on ENTER

Brisbane crew: Suzon Fuks (project initiator), Anna Yen (performer), Rozina Suliman (set designer), Nathen Street (interactive system designer), James Cunningham (external eye & go between), Felicity Organ-Moore (light & production), Laura Steiner (AV assistant/documenter), Doug Leonard (dramaturg), and Will Davies (IT)
Online crew: Maartje Belmer (NL) (choreography, project assistant), Kaz L Gibbs (AUS), Hedva Eltanani (UK), Katarina DJ Uroševi? (Serbia), Amin Hammami (Tunisia) (soundscape)

There will be feedback session after each showing. Looking forward to meeting you on the TAP!

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/10/14/2194/feed/ 0 CALL FOR PROPOSALS for Waterwheel launch http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/27/call-for-proposals-waterwheel-launch/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/27/call-for-proposals-waterwheel-launch/#comments Wed, 27 Jul 2011 08:02:14 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2179 This is a call for proposals for performances/presentations (of 5minutes each maximum) for the launch of WATERWHEEL  – with a deadline for proposals of 12 August 2011. The entire performance/presentation program will be no longer than 30-45min.

WATERWHEEL, a new online platform exploring ‘water’ as a topic and metaphor, will be launched on 22 August, in Brisbane (Australia) AND will take place live online on the TAP at 6pm – find your time here  – Media release here .

The TAP is an online, real-time venue and forum, workshop and stage for live networked performance and presentation. Here you can create and collaborate, rehearse and remix, present and exchange, participate and communicate—privately as a crew or publicly with an audience. The Tap provides tools for live networking and real-time media mixing.
Below some info on how to use WATERWHEEL. Do not hesitate in contacting us for more details or a guided tour of the TAP.


WHAT IS WATERWHEEL
new online platform exploring ‘water’ as a topic and metaphor. Here is a short video presentation about it – check our vimeo account for a new video coming soon showing the TAP in its latest development!  See also media release attached and info below.
All you need is a computer with internet access and a web browser with the latest version of Adobe Flash Player. To contribute and collaborate via the Tap, you might also need a webcam and headset depending on your performance/presentation.
* sign up, you will receive an email with a link
* Activate the link, you can create your TAP (please give it a title) and upload on the WHEEL (check also your junk/spam box, maybe email goes there)

HOW TO UPLOAD
Video tutorial – You can upload: Image (JPG, PNG)  | Video (MP4) | Animation/Slideshow (SWF) | Audio (MP3) | Document (RTF, PDF, DOC, XLS) : all media about ‘water’ as a topic or metaphor.

Download pdf file about upload requirements & instructions how to use the TAP

HOW TO USE THE TAP
* once you signed up and activated the link received by email
* you can create your TAP (please give it a title) and upload on the WHEEL (check also your junk/spam box, maybe email goes there)
* If you want to invite someone on your TAP, add that user in your crew
* user will receive an invitation by email with a link
* link has to be activated
* user will log in
* then click on ‘My Taps’ & on the table, there will be ‘superD’ TAP or another titled TAP you’ve been invited to
* On the right side of the table, you have a link ‘ENTER’. Click on it.
* the TAP will load on your webpage (patience, it might take a few minutes – you might be asked to update your flash player to new version, that doesn’t take much time. Just follow the prompt. But you might need to re-log-in)
* You can go with or without webcam. You will need to go on the top menu and select a tab (webcam, visuals, audio) and within each tab, an icon that you will drag onto the stage below. If you want to type chat, go on the write side at the bottom, there is an entry for public and crew. And in the middle on the right, there is another entry for a crew private chat (not seen by audience).
* if you click on a media (once it is dragged on the white page), you will see a palette of tools – first row from top: keep your mouse down when you select one of the tools, second row: resetting tools, third row: just a click on the tool you need, volume icon: keep your mouse down and go down to diminish the volume.

This project is initiated by Suzon Fuks as part of a Fellowship assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body; in collaboration with IGNEOUS and INKAHOOTS, supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, Brisbane City Council, the Judith Wright Centre for Contemporary Arts, Ausdance Queensland, Youth Arts Queensland & iMAL. Creative Sparks is a joint initiative of Brisbane City Council and the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. People collaborating so far on the project are from NZ, Australia, Indonesia, India, Serbia, Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, UK, Canada & USA.

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/27/call-for-proposals-waterwheel-launch/feed/ 0 snippets #4 – in Paris http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/06/paris-4/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/06/paris-4/#comments Tue, 05 Jul 2011 14:22:28 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2162 In Paris, I went of course to see ’Leviathan’ by Anish Kapoor at le Grand-Palais. It was such a short exhibition for such a huge and impactful work. I was really lucky. I went at the end of the day around 6pm. there was a gorup of people inside and it was hot, so i went to have a drink and look at the installation from outside and how it was fitting inside the glasshouse of the Grand-Palais. I had no idea of the time, but wanted to watch it once more. That’s when I filmed, the shadows of the glasshouse were making a fantastic structure inside the structure. People left, it was about to close and I was alone! wow! Feeling of being in between black holes, in something like a huge organism…not possible to describe, something to feel.
I also went to the WATER Pavilion (metro Javel!  the irony is: Eau de Javel=bleach) – see photos on flickr there is a permanent exhibition about Paris water and its infrastructure, a library and a workshop space for kids, and there was a temporary exhibition about WATER+ART+DESIGN.

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/06/paris-4/feed/ 1 snippets #3 – in Brussels http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/brussels-3/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/brussels-3/#comments Tue, 05 Jul 2011 13:52:20 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2154 In Brussels, I went to visit the Boghossian House/Villa Empain which had a strong exhibit ‘Of women’s modesty and anger’.
00:00 – ‘Aquarium aux danseuses’ by Pierrick Sorrin
00:15 -  ‘Les Danseuses, model I, II, III’ by Atelier Oi

I also went to the last day of ‘America is also our history’ ‘L’amerique, c’est aussi notre histoire’ at Tours et Taxis.
00:35 – ‘Peeping Tom’ by Thomas Israel
00:58 – display showing video passing like rotating press with several long screens in the space, which had each another projection, giving a rythm of things passing fast.

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/brussels-3/feed/ 0 snippets #2 – Prague Quadrennial of Extended Scenography http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/pq2011-2/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/pq2011-2/#comments Tue, 05 Jul 2011 13:26:28 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2146 Automate self-playing installation by Norway artists…poetic, humorous, strong. (I have to find details in my suitcase!)
It was the first room in the basement, the objects seemed to be recup from a beach and were making sounds when activated. they were moving on rails, there were 2 projectors on frontal, and one retro-projecting + 4 strong side diagonal lights which were performing as much as the objects.
Projection of submarine, water,… can’t say exactly. At time, projections were made to fit exactly the objects, inhabiting them. I dived into another world.

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/pq2011-2/feed/ 0 snippets #1 – Prague Quadrennial of Extended Scenography http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/pq2011-1/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/pq2011-1/#comments Tue, 05 Jul 2011 11:45:43 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2134 00:00 ‘Birthday Suits’ by Misha Le Jen, Russia – Extreme Costume
00:29 ‘Missing’ – Best Curatorial Concept of an Exhibit: Hungary – conceptual unity immersing visitors in an enigmatic, metaphorical world, focusing on the plight of the artist in contemporary society.
01:25 students models integrating video screens
01:53 Roman and Alexandra water waves modulating with different sound frequencies
02:25 ‘wipers’
02:35 student work, Serbia
02:52 staircases at the boxes (Intersections exhibition)
In the Boxes of Intersections – Intimacy and Spectacle: Intimacy and Spectacle is a special international project of the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space 2011 that explores space as creator of the audience/viewer and visual art/theatre relationship and performance as an important element of different art and cultural disciplines.
03:39 – 3 heads
05:23 – alone, in a dark box ….designed by Romeo Castellucci
06:29 – Australian students work – a wheel…

]]> http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/pq2011-1/feed/ 0 Oskar Schlemmer – metal & stick dances http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/oskar-schlemmer-metal-stick-dances/ http://suzonfuks.net/2011/07/05/oskar-schlemmer-metal-stick-dances/#comments Tue, 05 Jul 2011 10:03:59 +0000 Suzon http://suzonfuks.net/?p=2108 This is for me, amongst the most avant-garde performances still today. (this post has been deleted by a hacker, but am reposting for reference!)
Schlemmer was a lecturer at the Bauhaus of the new stage.

I just saw in Prague Quadrennial, some students interprating  Triadic Ballet costumes, made with contemporary materials.  [from PQ program: RGB Triadic Ballet in the twenty-first century. Almost a century ago Oskar Schlemmer made a Bauhaus ballet with costumes made of wire, cardboard, and paper maché, using primary shapes and colors.  Can men be transformed into geometric shapes without losing their humanness? The performance was presented by students of the Theaterschool Amsterdam (Netherlands). The students scenography were monitored by Peter de Kimpe.]

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