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■Research Outline
Research Theme | Zombies and Buddha |
Brief Description of the Research | Luis Garay researched Japanese traditions and contemporary culture with a theme of “presence”, “absence” and “body”. During his residency, he exchanged the ideas of Japanese subculture, languages and images in the digital age with Japanese artists and arts managers. He also conducted workshop-audition-research with Japanese dancers and performers to make a trial of new piece’s ideas. |
■Residency
21 July 2016 | Arrives in Japan |
22 July to 10 September 2016 | Interviews artists and arts managers in Tokyo Attends performances in contemporary theatre, contemporary dance and traditional performing arts Visits Kyoto to interviews artists and arts managers |
25 to 29 July and 1 to 5 August 2016 | Workshop-Audition-Research at Morishita Studio |
7 September 2016 | Public talk at Morishita Studio |
11 September 2016 | Finishes residency |
■Public Talk
Date | 7 September 2016 |
Time | 19:00-20:30 |
Place | Studio S, Morishita Studio |
Title | OPEN SEE |
Luis Garay gave a presentation on the research concept and activities in his residency, and explained the ideas of the new piece expected to present on October 2016, as well as ideas and images of his representative works.
■Profile
Luis Garay
Born in Columbia
Luis Gray studied at Priscila Welton Ballet Foundation in Columbia and CND Opera du Rhin in France after his graduation at a theater and dance school in Buenos Aires. He resides and works in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He has presented his pieces at SESC Sao Paulo, Panorama Festival Rio de Janeiro, Pompidou Metz, Madrid Autumn Festival, Ballhaus Naunynstrasse Berlin, Malta Festival Poznan. In Japan, he presented “Maneries” and “Mental Activities” at Kyoto Experiment 2014 and “El lugar imposible” at Kyoto Experiment 2016.
https://luisgaray.hotglue.me/
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