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  • 1-6 march - mind-body-brain - laboratory by abraham hurtado, jaffa, israel
  • 6 march - mind-body-brain - laboratory presentation, tmuna theater, tel aviv, israel

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  • between the 1st and the 6th of march we are happy to host the spanish, berlin-based artist abraham hurtado in tel aviv. abraham will lead a laboratory with local performers around the theme mind-body-brain. this theme was explored by hurtado in similar laboratories in berlin, barcelona and lisbon. the results of the laboratory will be shown in the tmuna theater on the 6th of march.
press here to check out the laboratory blog

concept and direction: abraham hurtado (spain/germany)
performers and creators:
andrés agudelo (colombia/germany)
arkadi zaides (belorus/israel)
ofir yodolevitch (israel)
ehud darash (israel/germany)
elian valaji (bulgaria/israel)
music: ran slavin (israel)
dramaturgy: thierry decottignies (france/germany)
photography and assistance of video:
anders bigum (denmark/spain)
producer: yoav levi
production: arkadi zaides & force quit (aktuelle architektur der kultur – aadk)
supported by: the spanish embassy-tel aviv, tmuna theater and institut llull

'the performative researches that we have been conducting – out of any systematism – around the triple theme mind-body-brain have led us to develop a series of exercises, from the physical to the figurative, that have had the aim to bring forth figures half-way between the personal, the physical reality of the performers and fiction - a fiction necessarily uncertain, as indistinct and changing as reality itself (when reality is not taken for granted). more generally, this has led us to examine the function of fiction in our so-called cynical and disillusioned era and the relationship between the artist and his milieu as regards to the creation of a discourse.'
 

  • from the 8 till the 18 of march arkadi will be joining a group of twenty artists and performers for a composition of a live installation on the theme 'constructing fears' in collaboration with bridge on a wall in centro párraga, murcia, spain
  • we are happy to announce that for a second consecutive year, for his work in 2009, arkadi zaides has received the prestigious israeli ministry of culture and sport award for young up-and-coming choreographer.