|
New Ritual II.
16.30, pathway of coronation procession in the streets of Old Town
dance and music procession in the streets of Old Town
Old and new music, restored historical objects, new marking of old coronation ritual clues, a dictate of a visual art form and at the same time its ephemerality, a play with convention that the costume sets, human body bearing imprints of every individual's history, movements of everyday life ...
What divides people coming to a specific site into actors and spectators?
Is a specific site a better place for communication than a theatre building?
Does man really want to break off the common ways of perception? If so, does he/she want to do it by the means of art?
Does a unique situation need a unique place?
Can an event, ritual, ceremony create a new public place?
What are the parallels of past and present rituals in?
The three performances are a climax of a two-week workshop of Hungarian and Slovak artists where has the theme of coronation parade in Bratislava been processed. The project works with a dimension of time that strives to relate the past with the present on a specific site. The final art form is characterized by action, improvisation, and crossing of art genres - dance, music, and visual arts.
Idea and conception: Miroslava Kovářová, Eszter Gál (Hungary)
Music collaboration: Adrián Rajter
Visual conception and collaboration: Iveta Haasová
Dance: Monika Čertézni, Petra Fornayová, Anna Sedlačková, Daniel Raček, Milan Tomášik, Tomáš Danielis (Slovakia), Akos Hargitai, Michaela Pein, Réka Szabó, Gyula Berger, Eszter Gál (Hungary)
Music: Stanislav Šurin and musical ensembles: Situation Band, Bratislava Trombone Quartet, Vocal Group Sklo (Slovakia), Attila Dóra (Hungary)
|