Festival Spider
Organised byPekinpah Association
Frequencyannual
Festival dates19.6.2024 - 23.6.2024
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| name = Spider Festival | | name = Spider Festival | ||
| local name = Festival Spider | | local name = Festival Spider | ||
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| − | | organised by = Pekinpah | + | | organised by = Pekinpah Association |
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| frequency = annual | | frequency = annual | ||
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| − | | festival dates = 13.6.2015 - 14.6.2015 | + | | festival dates = 18.3.2011 - 21.3.2011, 25.3.2012 - 26.3.2012, 27.9.2013 - 28.9.2013, 28.5.2014, 13.6.2015 - 14.6.2015, 2.6.2016 - 3.6.2016, 14.9.2017 - 16.9.2017, 12.9.2018 - 16.9.2018, 11.9.2019 - 15.9.2019, 17.6.2020 - 20.6.2020, 16.6.2021 - 20.6.2021, 15.6.2022 - 19.6.2022, 14.6.2023 - 17.6.2023, 19.6.2024 - 23.6.2024 |
| contacts = {{Contact | | contacts = {{Contact | ||
| name = Žiga Predan | | name = Žiga Predan | ||
| − | | role = Project | + | | role = Project Coordinator, Producer |
| − | | email = ziga.predan@ | + | | email = ziga.predan@pekinpah.com |
| telephone = 386 (0) 40 505 047 | | telephone = 386 (0) 40 505 047 | ||
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}}{{Contact | }}{{Contact | ||
| + | | name = Matej Kejžar | ||
| + | | role = Festival Art Director | ||
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| name = Mojca Zupanič | | name = Mojca Zupanič | ||
| − | | role = Public | + | | role = Public Relations, Communication |
| − | | email = kultura_org@yahoo.com | + | | email = kultura_org@yahoo.com |
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https://www.facebook.com/pages/Festival-Spider-Slang/169500959766651 | https://www.facebook.com/pages/Festival-Spider-Slang/169500959766651 | ||
| − | https://twitter.com/ | + | https://www.instagram.com/spiderfestival/ |
| + | https://twitter.com/spiderfestival | ||
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| − | Defying categorical delineation, the [[Spider Festival|Spider]] project is at once an "itinerant" contemporary dance and performing arts festival, a transnational artistic network, a platform for modular and transferable artistic projects and a potential for mobility and residencies. While its main production vehicle is the Ljubljana based [[ | + | |
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| + | Defying categorical delineation, the [[Spider Festival|Spider]] project is at once an "itinerant" contemporary dance and performing arts festival, a transnational artistic network, a platform for modular and transferable artistic projects and a potential for mobility and residencies. While its main production vehicle is the Ljubljana-based [[Pekinpah Association]], the actual nodal points until now have been the specific artistic communities based in Athens, Berlin, Brussels, Ljubljana, Lyon, and Zagreb. | ||
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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
| − | Spider was initiated by three dancers and choreographers: [[Matej Kejžar]] (Slovenia), Michaël Pomero (France), and Antigone Gyra (Greece) as an international interdisciplinary structure that could transcend the established national borders, festival formats and artistic practices. They engaged various artists from different cultures and from various artistic fields and milieus (dancers, choreographers, musicians, writers, sculptors, visual artists), soon temporarily enlarging the urban triangle of Athens-Lyon-Ljubljana with events in Zagreb, Salzburg, | + | Spider was initiated by three dancers and choreographers: [[Matej Kejžar]] (Slovenia), Michaël Pomero (France), and Antigone Gyra (Greece) as an international interdisciplinary structure that could transcend the established national borders, festival formats and artistic practices. They engaged various artists from different cultures and from various artistic fields and milieus (dancers, choreographers, musicians, writers, sculptors, visual artists), soon temporarily enlarging the urban triangle of Athens-Lyon-Ljubljana with events in Zagreb, Salzburg, and Maribor (the latter in the context of [[Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012]] programme). |
Numerous events and festivals held under the brand of Spider and its various editions – SPIDER RES (performance residencies and research), SPIDER EVENT/GATHERINGS (performance gatherings of international artists, workshops, showings of residency results), SPIDER TALKS (a public debate and project meetings) and SPIDER EXPAND! (a festival format of Spider, called ''An Itinerant Artistic Manifestation'' and repeated in Berlin, Brussels, Athens, Lyon, Zagreb and Ljubljana). | Numerous events and festivals held under the brand of Spider and its various editions – SPIDER RES (performance residencies and research), SPIDER EVENT/GATHERINGS (performance gatherings of international artists, workshops, showings of residency results), SPIDER TALKS (a public debate and project meetings) and SPIDER EXPAND! (a festival format of Spider, called ''An Itinerant Artistic Manifestation'' and repeated in Berlin, Brussels, Athens, Lyon, Zagreb and Ljubljana). | ||
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==Spider Ljubljana== | ==Spider Ljubljana== | ||
| − | + | The first Spider Ljubljana was held in 2011 in [[Španski borci Culture Centre]]. It lasted three days and in partnership with [[En-Knap Productions]] and [[ŠKUC Association]] hosted dance performances, workshops (on dance, visual creation and writing), discussions and parties. A year later, the same place hosted the international dance project ''Spider: At Once'', and in 2013 – under the name Spider Expand! – a festival was once again organised, hosting artists from Slovenia, Croatia, France, Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands, Hungary, Brazil and the United Kingdom. The festival then moved to [[Stara Elektrarna - Old Power Station]] and called itself Spider White in 2014 and Spider Slang in 2015, still bringing an exciting and non-genre bound programme, from body art to contemporary dance, from exhibitions to concerts. | |
Some of the foreign artists who have performed or otherwise participated in the Ljubljana-based Spider events include Cécile Laloy (FR), Gabriel Smeets (NL), Pavlos Kountouriotis (GR/UK), Fernando Belfiore (BR/NL), Benjamin Sebastian (UK), Julien Monty & Michaël Pomero (FR) of Loge 22, Sigrid Stigsdatter Mathiassen (DK), Alexandros Psychoulis & Yannis Arvanitis (GR), Saša Božić (HR), Petra Hrašćanec (HR); of the local artists, we've seen [[Matej Kejžar]], [[Leja Jurišić]], [[Teja Reba]], [[Urša Vidic]], [[Andreja Kopač]], [[Ana Romih]], [[Rosana Hribar]], [[Uroš Kaurin]], [[Tomaž Grom]], etc. | Some of the foreign artists who have performed or otherwise participated in the Ljubljana-based Spider events include Cécile Laloy (FR), Gabriel Smeets (NL), Pavlos Kountouriotis (GR/UK), Fernando Belfiore (BR/NL), Benjamin Sebastian (UK), Julien Monty & Michaël Pomero (FR) of Loge 22, Sigrid Stigsdatter Mathiassen (DK), Alexandros Psychoulis & Yannis Arvanitis (GR), Saša Božić (HR), Petra Hrašćanec (HR); of the local artists, we've seen [[Matej Kejžar]], [[Leja Jurišić]], [[Teja Reba]], [[Urša Vidic]], [[Andreja Kopač]], [[Ana Romih]], [[Rosana Hribar]], [[Uroš Kaurin]], [[Tomaž Grom]], etc. | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Pekinpah Association]] |
| + | *[[En-Knap Productions]] | ||
| + | *[[Španski borci Culture Centre]] | ||
| + | *[[Stara Elektrarna - Old Power Station]] | ||
| + | == External links == | ||
| + | *[https://www.spiderfestival.com/eng Spider website] | ||
| + | *[http://www.pekinpah.com/ Pekinpah Association website] | ||
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[[Category:Dance festivals]] | [[Category:Dance festivals]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:56, 12 January 2024
Contact
Though Spider operates through various activities, its primary output are events and festivals, the first one of them organised in Greece in 2010. A year after, the annual festival manifestations of Spider started in Slovenia as well, taking place at Španski borci Culture Centre. Other editions of this festival also happened in the aforementioned cities, sometimes alongside local festivals (as for example in Athens, with Arc of Dance & Modul dance festival 2014), but usually standing on their own. Between 2012 and 2014, about 40 international co-organisers were involved in making the events happen.
Background
Spider was initiated by three dancers and choreographers: Matej Kejžar (Slovenia), Michaël Pomero (France), and Antigone Gyra (Greece) as an international interdisciplinary structure that could transcend the established national borders, festival formats and artistic practices. They engaged various artists from different cultures and from various artistic fields and milieus (dancers, choreographers, musicians, writers, sculptors, visual artists), soon temporarily enlarging the urban triangle of Athens-Lyon-Ljubljana with events in Zagreb, Salzburg, and Maribor (the latter in the context of Maribor, European Capital of Culture 2012 programme).
Numerous events and festivals held under the brand of Spider and its various editions – SPIDER RES (performance residencies and research), SPIDER EVENT/GATHERINGS (performance gatherings of international artists, workshops, showings of residency results), SPIDER TALKS (a public debate and project meetings) and SPIDER EXPAND! (a festival format of Spider, called An Itinerant Artistic Manifestation and repeated in Berlin, Brussels, Athens, Lyon, Zagreb and Ljubljana).
Spider Ljubljana
The first Spider Ljubljana was held in 2011 in Španski borci Culture Centre. It lasted three days and in partnership with En-Knap Productions and ŠKUC Association hosted dance performances, workshops (on dance, visual creation and writing), discussions and parties. A year later, the same place hosted the international dance project Spider: At Once, and in 2013 – under the name Spider Expand! – a festival was once again organised, hosting artists from Slovenia, Croatia, France, Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands, Hungary, Brazil and the United Kingdom. The festival then moved to Stara Elektrarna - Old Power Station and called itself Spider White in 2014 and Spider Slang in 2015, still bringing an exciting and non-genre bound programme, from body art to contemporary dance, from exhibitions to concerts.
Some of the foreign artists who have performed or otherwise participated in the Ljubljana-based Spider events include Cécile Laloy (FR), Gabriel Smeets (NL), Pavlos Kountouriotis (GR/UK), Fernando Belfiore (BR/NL), Benjamin Sebastian (UK), Julien Monty & Michaël Pomero (FR) of Loge 22, Sigrid Stigsdatter Mathiassen (DK), Alexandros Psychoulis & Yannis Arvanitis (GR), Saša Božić (HR), Petra Hrašćanec (HR); of the local artists, we've seen Matej Kejžar, Leja Jurišić, Teja Reba, Urša Vidic, Andreja Kopač, Ana Romih, Rosana Hribar, Uroš Kaurin, Tomaž Grom, etc.
Due to the collaborative nature of Spider, it means that these artists were hosted in other city nodes of the network as well.
See also
- Pekinpah Association
- En-Knap Productions
- Španski borci Culture Centre
- Stara Elektrarna - Old Power Station
External links
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Defying categorical delineation, the Spider … Defying categorical delineation, the Spider project is at once an "itinerant" contemporary dance and performing arts festival, a transnational artistic network, a platform for modular and transferable artistic projects and a potential for mobility and residencies. a potential for mobility and residencies. +
Defying categorical delineation, the Spide … Defying categorical delineation, the Spider project is at once an "itinerant" contemporary dance and performing arts festival, a transnational artistic network, a platform for modular and transferable artistic projects and a potential for mobility and residencies. a potential for mobility and residencies. +
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