HandsThe origin of this capsule is “an extensive research program on the sign language of the deaf in Israel, carried out at the Department of Psychology of the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, under the direction of Y. Schlesinger. In carrying out this research, the need was inevitably encountered, for a tool for the collection and observation of the raw material: theView Gallery
EWMN and Animal Behavioural StudiesThese materials “show the application of EWMN to the movements of animals. And thus, confirming the use of the method as a movement notation, as opposed to a dance notation, of which a number of systems exist. A movement notation is applicable, not only to dance, and not only to the human body, but to any mobile system, analogous inView Gallery
02.09.2017Performance by The Noa Eshkol Chamber Dance GroupKunsthaus Dresden, GermanyThe Noa Eshkol Chamber Dance Group performs compositions by Noa Eshkol on September 2nd, at 19:00 in the framework of the exhibition, “The Event of a Thread; Global Narratives in Textiles.”
Chamber dancers: Mor Bashan, Noga Goral, Dror Shoval
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01.09.2017 - 28.01.2018The Event of a ThreadKunsthaus Dresden, GermanyThe Event of a Thread
Global Narratives in Textiles
Textiles are at the heart of the new ifa touring exhibition, which focuses on questions including: What inherent meanings and messages can be found in fabrics? What is the cultural significance of material? How can they be ‘read’? What can fabrics tell us about their origins, meanings and social roles? Which traditional textileRead More
22.04.2017AutopsiaJazzhouse, Copenhagen, DenmarkNoa Eshkol’s suite “Right Angled Curves” is featured in “Autopsia,” a program series of four events that explores the interplay between choreography-based video works and new sound scores performed live. The new context-based sound performances explore the potential and constraints of video documentation.
The program raises questions of authenticity and representation. With performance art, dance and choreography at the centre, participating video and soundRead More
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