STILL POINT TURNING
A synthesis of dance, video, sound and installation, Still Point Turning explores perceptions of time, stillness and turbulence.
Choreographer & Performer Linda Luke
SYDNEY
27-29 November 2014
Lennox Theatre, Parramatta Riverside Theatres
Presented by FORM Dance Projects as part of DANCE BITES 2014
WAGGA WAGGA
13 December 2014
Wagga Wagga Regional Gallery
AT THE EDGE OF THE VISIBLE
Performance as part of the WILD LAW CONFERENCE 2013
…27 September 2013 at 6.30pm…
IAN HANGAR RECITAL HALL
Queenland Conservatorium, South Bank
WILD LAW INCUBATOR
Artists, producers and other experts from a range of different fields will attend a one-‐day incubator exploring WILD LAW. This diverse group of practitioners will collaborate in developing strategies aimed at its realisation.
…Saturday 4 May 2013…
ABC Studios
VISIONARIUM
a hybrid installation about dreams, memory and the imagination
… extended until Friday 20 April, 2012…
Sydney College of the Arts
COPPER PROMISES: HINEMIHI HAKA
major new performance work by VICTORIA HUNT
….4-12 May….
PERFORMANCE SPACE at CARRIAGEWORKS
FLOAT – SLIPPING THROUGH TIME
A solo piece on water that articulates different beings connected vertically through time and horizontally through space.
NO COLD FEET – site-specific transformations
our highly acclaimed, recently performed piece is a site-specific event for families at dusk and can be adapted for different venues
GHOST QUARTERS – first dream of The Opium Confessions
a performance installation exploring the experience of destitution, addiction and the spatial uncanny.
BUTOH ON SCEEN
Free DVD screening hosted by butoh artist TESS DE QUINCEY
– SATURDAY 9 JULY at 1pm –
Domain Theatre, Art Gallery of NSW
THE WEATHER MIND
ephemeral moments from De Quincey Co performances, photographs by Mayu Kanamori & Russell Emerson
5-25 MAY, Kaleidoscope Gallery
LINE IN LINE
a BodyWeather performance by Tess de Quincey with sound artist Jim Denley forshadowing Richard Long’s Stone Line
Saturday 21 May @ 1pm, Art Gallery NSW
PULSE
Tess de Quincey & Stuart Grant perform in the Grafitti Tunnel, The University of Sydney
for ADSA-Australian Drama Studies Association Conference
BUGGER WE
an essentially vague performance; an inexact mag; persistent chatter; interferences
between dancer Tess de Quincey and academic Stuart Grant
BREATH
The two artists maintain an ongoing partnership in improvisation concerned with finding structures and resonances which reflect ‘the place and the moment’.
THE DE QUINCEY TAPES
A video installation by John Gillies in collaboration with Tess de Quincey photos Mari Velonaki
ANOTHER DUST
Rigorously anti-humanistic in conception, de Quincey presented an alien body, the body as phenomena.
