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Édition des Lieux Dits, collection du Loup Bleu, strasbourg 2024
Édition des Lieux Dits, collection du Loup Bleu, strasbourg 2024
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A cosmogony of Butoh - p146-149 - a view in the actuel context of performing art of the german artist, painter and performer of butoh
Wolfgang Schäffer - ISBN: 978-3-98741-076-5
Édition des Lieux Dits, collection du Loup Bleu, strasbourg 2022
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Collectif Pandora, actes du colloque à l’Institut Français et à Université de Kyoto - Japon en 2020
La Douleur à l’Oeuvre - corps, art, folie
Photography and poem : Laurent Ziegler, Bildrecht
Butohdance: MIrjam Morad
Graphic Design: Agnes Steiner
Photo Editing: Markus Woergoetter
A Sea of Being" is a bi-lingual publication English, Japanese, the first edition is limited to 500 copies. 80 pages, 89 images ISBN; 978 3 200 04371 8
Forward by Nourit Masson-Sékiné
PDF : INTERIORITIES in english
What are the new Golem, new Frankenstein? What are the Stalking Cat and other physical transformations? The modernity knows a myriad of "monsters". Man did not stop representing it, imagining it, then, with the development of science, trying to produce it - (...) The red wire of this work is the question of the body ; showing in these created figures the contemporary scene, whether science is represented by the artists art work or by the medicine which re-questions the forms of the living. A reflection in the articulation of the artistic creation and literature as reflection of the society, the new forms of medicine and psychoanalysis.
“Limitless landscapes", the Spring of the Poets event was the opportunity for rush lovers to call
for contributions at the beginning of February. Our choice is contained in this collection : 15 poets and their "limitless
landscapes" :
http://billets.domec.net/post/2011/05/16/Infinis-paysages-est-publi%C3%A9
The retail cost of the collection is 5 Euros.
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A painting of the author on the cover is a tribute to Kazuo Ohno. This preface relates the history of Butoh and the particular context of the creation of Butoh and its theory.
This preface provides answers on understanding why foreign artists have drawn matter from the Butoh experience to question again their own identity.
Pann was a Jewish painter of Russian origin. Born in 1883, he emigrated in 1905 to Paris. He lived at la Ruche and Montparnasse, and attended the famous " École de Paris". He was a cartoonist, a caricaturist and a painter. He emigrated to Jerusalem in 1920 and became "the Bible's only Jewish painter". This introduction provides an opportunity for a brief history of Jewish artists, mainly emigrants from Eastern Europe at the beginning of the 20th Century in Paris, and an overview of life in the "Holy Land" before the State of Israel was created.
Background documentation for chapter XV, "Happening and Performance", and for the text and visual material for Butoh in chapter XVI, "Theatre and Dance Theatre".
How do people in good health come to terms with the the idea that one day they are going to die ? Questions on finality, decease, someone else's death and one's own death. This book is the synthesis of chance meetings to collect thoughts for a planned artistic installation, a sound and visual presentation, which took place in 1997 at the Strasbourg Cinébal. The success and public interest in the project have prompted the writing of this book. Meetings with Sogyal Rimpoché, Alessandro Jodorovsky, André Chouraqui among others.
Thoughts on creation by psychoanalysts and a few artists to draw up a metapsychology of creation. "Put your tongue out in the rain" pp 267 to 297. An essay on memory and corporal identity in Butoh dance.
Text based on the lecture delivered at the Japan Foundation, Sao Paulo on 2 February 2006. "Butoh : a philosophy of perception - an erotisism of relations with the world, an art of non-dance" Pp105-120.
It presents Butoh in the context of avant-garde movements in the post-war world of art, and its specific development since the sixties.