In DO TANK Afternoon we shared the ongoing projects of DO TANK program and the after feelings:
Tuija Kokkonen & Sami Säynevirta: PERFORMANCE AS A MEETING POINT FOR HUMANS AND NON-HUMANS - workshop open moment
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| Tuija Kokkonen, Sami Säynevirta & Sami's dog Kolja / Photo: Annuska Dal Maso |
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| Tuija Kokkonen invated us to search for the Non-human / Photo: Annuska Dal Maso |
Katrin Dollinger & Gero Tögl: UTOPIA?!
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| Gero Tögl & Katrin Dollinger / Photo: Annuska Dal Maso |
10.11.2012 Dear Katrin,
In Pandora’s Hope, Bruno Latour writes:
“I never act; I am always slightly surprised by what I do. That which acts through me is also surprised by what I do, by the chance to mutate, to change, and to bifurcate…”
This might be one of the lessons Tuija’s workshop participants learn, when they deal with non-humans in their performances (whatever ‘performance’ means in this context)...
Gero
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| Pia Lindy sleeping for Africa / Photo: Annuska Dal Maso |
Pia Lindy and Annuska Dal Maso shared their feelings, images and expressions that rose up from the DO TANK events, encounters, performances and themes.
Jacob Wren: RELAY-INTERVIEW
Jacob Wren led us to the questions like:
"What do you do?"
"What is your work about?"
"What do you know about the elephants and how is this related to doing?"
"WAS THIS IT?",
Curator Satu Herrala & Producer Elisa Itkonen were wondering when flying on a swing of the Festival Center (created by Paul Neuninger & Verena Holzgethan).
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| Relay-Interview hosted by Jacob Wren / Photo: Annuska Dal Maso |
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| Pia Lindy & Saara Hannula in Relay-Interview / Photo: Annuska Dal Maso |
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| Photo: Annuska Dal Maso |
"WAS THIS IT?",
Curator Satu Herrala & Producer Elisa Itkonen were wondering when flying on a swing of the Festival Center (created by Paul Neuninger & Verena Holzgethan).
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