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MOV_S Madrid 2010: Entrevista con SOL PICÓ/ El llac de les mosques

2010-07-04T00:28:55.452Z

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Entrevista con bailarina y coreografa Sol Pico. Nos habla sobre su obra presentada en el MOV_S Madrid 2010. Imagenes del performance muestras su fuerza y estilo unico.
Tomado de la pagina del festival:
El Llac de les Mosques (El lago de las moscas) se estrenó en Marzo del 2009 en el Mercat de Les Flors y El Centro Párraga. Sol Picó, con el pretexto de hacer una revisión del pasado, ha estructurado este espectáculo entorno a un concierto de rock&roll con estética de los años 80, donde ella es "la cantante".
En este espectáculo intenso, Sol utiliza sus recursos habituales de humor, lecturas cruzadas y música en directo y sitúa al público como parte activa del espectáculo, con interlocución directa.
El Llac de les Mosques plantea cuestiones de género a ritmo de rock, blues, flamenco, etc. El espectáculo es fruto de una catarsis, la búsqueda de la evolución a través del cambio. En esta pieza, la coreógrafa y bailarina Sol Picó se ha hecho acompañar por músicos y bailarines de primera línea de nuestro panorama.
Un espectáculo cargado de energía y sensibilidad.
El Llac de Les Mosques de la Compañía Sol Picó ha recibido el Premio Max de las Artes Escénicas 2010 como mejor coreografía después de haber sido nominado por mejor coreografía, mejor espectáculo de danza y mejor bailarina.

Sol Picó es una compañía profesional de danza contemporánea creada en 1994 por la bailarina y coreógrafa Sol Picó, que le da nombre. Su trabajo se inscribe en una línea de mestizaje donde interactúan diferentes géneros. Su técnica madurada alía fuerza, precisión y dinamismo, apoyando el trato orgánico de sus creaciones, constantemente dinamizadas por el humor.

Dirección, Coreógrafa: Sol Picó
Dirección musical: Mireia Tejero
Escenografía: Joan Manrique
Diseño de iluminación: Sylvia Kuchinow
Bailarines: Valentí Rocamora i Torà, Sol Picó
Músicos: Batería y voz Mercè Ros, Guitarra y voz: Jordi Pegenaute, Bajista y voz: Joan Rectoret, Saxo y voz: Mireia Tejero
Actor - Maquinista: Joan Manrique
Técnico de sonido: Stephane Carteaux
Técnico de luz: Sylvia Kuchinow, Manuel Martinez, Oscar de Paz, Ganecha Gil Gracia, Manu Martinez Asistente coreógrafo: Maribel Martínez
Vestuarios: Valeria Civil y Sol Picó
Realización peluca: Toni Santos
Video espectáculo: Joan Rodon, Felix Frank
Diseño i video promocional: Oscar de Paz
Producción, Manager, Distribución: Pía Mazuela

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MOV_S Madrid 10: Interview with Pere Faura

2010-06-21T06:07:44.458Z

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Interview with performance artist Pere Faura. who presented Coser y Cantar en el MOV_S Madrid 10.

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Bio: Born in Barcelona in 1980, he studied music in the music school Diaula and in the Conservatory of Barcelona for more than 10 years, focused on flute and singing.

He studied 2 years as a Theatre Maker in the Institut del Teatre of Barcelona, combining it with ballet and contemporary dance training in Area, espai de dansa i creació.

He studied one year of Media and Communication in Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and he took the one year Master Study in Culture of Peace and Conflict Resolution in that same university.

In 2002 he moved to Amsterdam to study choreography at the School for New Dance Development, where he graduated in 2006.

In 2009 he started the Amsterdam Master of Choreography at the Amsterdam School of the Arts (AHK).

- AS A DANCER, he has been involved in several projects with choreographers like Jerôme Bel ("The Show Must Go On"), Ivana Muller ("While We Were Holding It Together") Carolien Hermans ("Do you want to dance with me?", "The sceptic", "Body In Bits And Pieces") or Kyrstine Andersen ("WEGO"). In 2006, he was selected to participate in the DanceWeb European Scholarship Program for Contemporary Dance within the Impulstanz Festival in Vienna.

- AS A CHOREOGRAPHER, he started presenting his own work "Panoramas, video and dance" (2004), "I belong to your image, sequence of panoramas" (2005) and "solo" (2005), mainly focused on the relationship between dance and video, in different theaters and festivals in Holland and in Spain. His graduation piece "This is a picture of a person I don't know" (2006) won the ITS Festival Choreography Award and was selected for the Dansclick Holland Tour, and it has been presented in many different international venues all over Europe.

In 2007 he became resident choreographer at the Frascati Theater in Amsterdam, where he created the short movie "Watching you" and the solo "Discopolis", which he developed further in Barcelona under the final title "Striptease programat", presented inside the program "Viatges a la felicitat" at the National Theater of Catalunya. At the end of that year he started working on his third solo "Striptease", commissioned by the ITS Festival as part of the Choreography Award 2007.

In 2008 he premiered "Striptease" in Something Raw Festival, and presented it in many other international venues trough out the year. During the summer, Kalamata Dance Festival in Greece commissioned him a version for three women of "Striptease", which was called "StripteaSeS". In December he premieres in Amsterdam his first group piece for 5 women called "Do you have a cigarette? and other ways of approaching", a coproduction between Frascati Theater (Amsterdam), La Caldera (Barcelona), Operaestate Festival (Bassano del Grappa) and Springdance Festival (Utrecht), which was premiered in Frascati WG in December 2008.

In 2009 he created the short movie "miratge cromàtic", produced by Nu2's (Barcelona) and he started the process of "Coser y cantar", a research on singing and dancing, developed within the project "Pasantías" by Malqueridas (Barcelona), and which will be later premiered in Springdance Festival in Utrecht.
In July, the association Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds (NL) gave him the Charlotte Köhler award, as recognition to his carrier as a young choreographer.

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ETP Madrid Phase 2: Interview with Jaime Del Val

2009-08-17T05:11:07.340Z

Interview with Jaime Del Val, Director of Reverso. and organizer of the Phase 2 of the European Tele-Plateaus project that took place in Madrid from June 26th to 28th. He explains the goals of the workshops and the project vision for the creation and development of interconnected spaces. Images and words form the participants of the workshop are also presented.
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