Sentences with word «dramaturge»

The role of dramaturge and therapist are scrambled in this attempt to see the evolution of political experience as an embodied relation to reality and to community.

Korda was the head of the studio and Biró was in charge of the scenario department, holding the unofficial title of studio dramaturge, and was originally on the board of directors, as well (though he later resigned that post, dreading as he did such administrative responsibilities).

Art requires daring and sacrifice, and I was happy to let the professional dramaturges do their work.

sidony o'neal is an artist, writer, and occasional dramaturge.

The person running the theater was Tom Stromberg, a German theater dramaturge and producer, who himself came out of a well - known theater family.

Rankine's current project is The White Card, a play she is writing with dramaturge P. Carl, which was motivated by «the desire to have a conversation that kept going, and nobody slammed the door».

Raza served a dramaturge for Philippe Parreno's H -LCB- N) YPN (Y -RCB- OSIS (2015) at Park Avenue Armory in New York, A stroll through a fun palace (2014) in the Venice Architecture Biennale, and Solaris Chronicles (2014) for LUMA Arles.

Every house has a door was formed in 2008 by Lin Hixson, director, and Matthew Goulish, dramaturge, to convene project - specific teams of specialists, including emerging as well as internationally recognized artists.

, Independant curator, dramaturge and researcher working between Austria, Germany and China, PhD candidate at Department of East Asian Art History at the Freie Universität of Berlin

«We define the genre of poets theater very broadly, and then rely on participants to broaden it... Over the summer, we invited Chicago - based artists to a sort of study group focusing on the Ivorian writer, artist, dramaturge, and community organizer Werewere Liking's «chant - roman» (song - novel) It Shall Be of Jasper and Coral.

Petra Pölzl, Independant curator, dramaturge and researcher working between Austria, Germany and China, PhD candidate at Department of East Asian Art History at the Freie Universität of Berlin

Imaginative Bodies reaffirms the central position of the body in various artistic practices through in - depth conversations with choreographers, composers, visual artists, hip hop artists, dramaturges, a light designer and a puppeteer.

Motivated by a delight in observing physical processes, Signer is both dramaturge and di ¬ rector of the theater of natural forces.

Lisa assumes many roles in the creation of her work, that of the artist as well as actor, filmmaker, photographer, director, historian and dramaturge.

True to today's preference for denning performance broadly, the show features work - spanning 1883 to 2004 and ranging from manuscripts to paintings - by roughly 200 artists, poets, architects, dramaturges, and choreographers, and stretches its elastic concept to include not only Hugo Ball, Joseph Beuys, and Vsevolod Meyerhold, but also John Heartfield, Man Ray, Donald Judd, and Kern Koolhaas.