<P>How should we archive dance? How do we process performative heritage in the twenty-first century? How do we describe the performativity of remembering? And what is involved in building an archive for tomorrow that will serve as a workshop for the future? <i>Inheriting Dance</i> explores these que
Inheriting Dance: An Invitation from Pina
✍ Scribed by Marc Wagenbach (editor); Pina Bausch Foundation (editor)
- Publisher
- transcript Verlag
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 192
- Edition
- 1. Aufl.
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
✦ Synopsis
»Inheriting Dance. An Invitation from Pina« sets out at the historical moment we found ourselves in after the passing of Pina Bausch. The Pina Bausch Foundation started their work of carrying the artistic heritage of dancer and choreographer Pina Bausch into the future. This book reflects discussions and questions aroused by her work: How to archive dance? How to deal with the performative heritage at the outset of the 21st century? How to describe the performativity of remembering? And finally, what is the task of an archive for tomorrow, an archive to serve as a workshop for the future?
Furthermore, »Inheriting Dance« provides profound insight into the practical work of the Pina Bausch Foundation, on a local, national and global level, aiming at an archive as a place of transformation, exchange, creative production, and artistic practice, similar to an abundantly growing garden. A place for future generations of dancers, artists, non-professionals, and scholars.
Contributions by Salomon Bausch, Stephan Brinkmann, Royd Climenhaga, Katharina Kelter, Gabriele Klein, Sharon Lehner, Keziah Claudine Nanevie, Linda Seljimi, Bernhard Thull, Michelle Urban and Marc Wagenbach.
✦ Table of Contents
Inheriting Dance. An Archive as a Workshop for the Future. An Introduction
References
1. How Do We Write History? Translating Processes
Practices of Translating in the Work of Pina Bausch and the Tanztheater Wuppertal
Wild Gardens. Archiving as Translating
References
2. Dance Heritage in the 21st Century. Strategies for Remembering
The Digital Pina Bausch Archive
How to Create an Archive?
Reconstruction as a Creative Process. Pina Bausch’s Tannhäuser Bacchanal: 1972–2004–2013. A Report from the Rehearsals
References
3. It’s Personal – Searching for a Living Archive
Bausch’s American Legacy
Work in Progress. A Schools Project of the Pina Bausch Foundation
“If It’s Your Own, It’s Alive.” An Interview with Students in the Schools Project
References
4. Our Dreams, Our Future – the Coming Archive
An Invitation from Pina. Review
An Archive as a Living Space. Future Prospects
About the Authors
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