In music, silence is as important as it is to produce a tone. In dance, stillness is as important as movement and in performance, art stillness can become a very strong tool to underline a certain moment. And yes, stillness can be very active and very loud too. We will connect the made research this weekend to produce performances for the camera and freeze active moments into one or a series of photographs.
Research questions (Examples): “Am I not moving, if I am standing still?”, “What is the activity in stillness?”
Led by:
BBB Johannes Deimling: A visual artist working with performance art, film, drawing and sound. A pedagogue with over 25 years of experience in teaching performance art. He is the founder and artistic director of PAS | Performance Art Studies.
Monika Deimling
A visual artist working with photography, embroidery and film, where she includes performance art as an element. She has been documenting performance art for over 10 years during festivals and event such as VIPAW - Venice International Performance Art, She is a creative manager, teaching assistant and photographer of PAS | Performance Art Studies.
PAS | Online Classes 3.0 are a 3-day learning programs on performance art in practice. For all three classes we present an active and intense weekend workshop on performance art in which you will be active and perform (indoors and outdoors). You might even want to rearrange your living room or use your kitchen or bathroom for your performance tasks. Exercises, experiments and lecture input on the given topics are waiting for you: a research-based weekend with other like-minded people.
• Working in a small group (min. 6, max. 9)
• Performance tasks in group and individual, assignments
• Inspirational lecture
• Performance presentation
• Technical, pedagogical and artistic guidance of BBB Johannes Deimling
• Meeting and working with other like-minded people
• The certificate approving the completion of the course
• Internet publicity, if agreed (Social Media, Website, online publication)
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