Publication

L’INVISIBLE VISIBLE

Author
Sylvie Pinard
Published
November 30, 2016
Production
Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault

(in French) L’INVISIBLE VISIBLE – Transmission d’outils d’interprétation en danse, by  Sylvie Pinard is a guide to discovering one’s expressive body. The book offers a comprehensive training program for dancers and teachers, based on a synthesis of her various discoveries and teaching approaches as both a Laban analyst and dance professor.

 

 

Project

L’INVISIBLE VISIBLE by Sylvie Pinard

Dissemination

On November 30, 2016, the Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault launched Sylvie Pinard’s book L’INVISIBLE VISIBLE – Transmission d’outils d’interprétation en danse, in collaboration with the Department of Dance at UQAM. A founding member of the group Nouvelle Aire, Sylvie Pinard danced professionally for over 25 years…

Events

Launch of L’INVISIBLE VISIBLE

On November 30, the Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault hosted the launch of L’INVISIBLE VISIBLE – Transmission d’outils d’interprétation en danse, by Sylvie Pinard. The book is the legacy of a devoted and generous teacher who is eager to share her thoughts and experience with dance performers…

More to discover

Video interview

En aparté with Evangelos Poulinas

Interview with Evangelos Poulinas about his career and approach to teaching contemporary dance in an international context. Evangelos Poulinas talks about his beginnings as a dancer at age 21 when he had his sights set on sport. Originally from Greece and based in Berlin, the…

Event recording

CONSTRAINED BODY, DANCING BODY – 3rd discussion circle

Dance for healing. Dance for existence and celebration. Dance means freedom for Indigenous dancers whose expression today takes multiple forms and styles. The event CONSTRAINED BODY, DANCING BODY Conversations and performances on Indigenous dance in Quebec today organized by Ondinnok and Tangente took place from…

Excerpt from work

BAGNE Excerpt – Women version 1998

Created in 1993, BAGNE is the centrepiece of a ten-year-plus collaboration between two Montreal-based choreographers and performers: Jeff Hall and Pierre-Paul Savoie. In 1998, the work was transmitted to two female dancers (Sarah Williams and Carole Courtois) who performed the adaptation brilliantly.

Video interview

BAGNE restaging-handover – Backstage (in French)

Discover excerpts from the BAGNE Choreographic toolkit (in French).