Event recording

Between Traces and Writing: creation, memory and the body/archives (excerpt)

Date
May 15 to 18, 2018
Place
Hexagram UQAM experimental room, Montreal
Editor
Audiotopie
Sound recording
Olivier Duplessis, Réal Dorval and William Robitaille
Length
3 min 01
Moderator
Sophie Michaud

«Entre traces et écritures» took place in Hexagram UQAM’s experimentation lab in Montreal from May 15 to 18, 2018.

With: Anne Collod, Catherine Joncas, Enora Rivière and Manon Levac.

Project

Between Traces and Writing

Production

From May 15 to 18, the Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault invited the entire dance community to take part in the focus day series Between Traces and Writing.  Featuring round table discussions, conversations, performances and workshops, the event explored the themes of traces, notation, documentation, memory, body/archives…

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Between Traces and Writings

From May 15 to 18, 2018, the Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault presented a series of focus days and workshops at Hexagram-UQAM, titled Between Traces and Writings. The event included round table discussions, performances and workshops focused on the themes of traces, notations, documentation, memories, body/archives and…

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