Dance Pop - Fi
Lili M. Rampre has spent the last few years researching the role of the spectator, pedagogue, student, in short, figures in the dance production domain that are surrounding the stage and has been focusing on the conditions that generate the artistic discourse in dance.
Júlia Rúbies has been questioning the means of artistic production, the criticism and the neoliberal restrictions that affect the content, production, distribution and reception of dance.
They come together in the sustained practice of reflection and artistic response to matters of artistic discourse in relation to artistic practice and the generation of sedimentary narratives that dominate institutions and artistic spaces.
Júlia Rúbies has been questioning the means of artistic production, the criticism and the neoliberal restrictions that affect the content, production, distribution and reception of dance.
They come together in the sustained practice of reflection and artistic response to matters of artistic discourse in relation to artistic practice and the generation of sedimentary narratives that dominate institutions and artistic spaces.
Dance Pop Fi is a project by Lili M. Rampre and Júlia Rúbies Subirós developing strategies to ventriloquise theoretical ideas through popular culture.
Using techniques such as appropriation, dubbing, comic resources, performance and poetry, we gather concerns about the art domain and 're-sample' them within another mainstream context, commonly known by many.
In this way, we seek to transform the often distressing anxiety of the academic discourse that surrounds the discipline of dance, choreography and artistic research. The project is part of Lili’s research on artistic discourse formation, supported by apass Research Center, platform for artistic research in Brussels, as Lili is their associated researcher in 2020/2021.
Using techniques such as appropriation, dubbing, comic resources, performance and poetry, we gather concerns about the art domain and 're-sample' them within another mainstream context, commonly known by many.
In this way, we seek to transform the often distressing anxiety of the academic discourse that surrounds the discipline of dance, choreography and artistic research. The project is part of Lili’s research on artistic discourse formation, supported by apass Research Center, platform for artistic research in Brussels, as Lili is their associated researcher in 2020/2021.
Watch Workshop video here:https://vimeo.com/401409810 pw workshop-epic
Video made by Federico Vladimir Strate Pezdirc
More information:
https://www.budakortrijk.be/en/residenties/lili-m.-rampre-si-dance-pop-fi