Alexander Technique med Shelley Senter (USA)
Når: Uke 35; tirsdag, torsdag, fredag - 25., 27. og 28. august
Tid: Kl 09.00 - 10.30
Pris: Kr 150,-
Sted: Kunsthøgskolen i Oslo
Tid: Kl 09.00 - 10.30
Pris: Kr 150,-
Sted: Kunsthøgskolen i Oslo
Bio
Shelley Senter is an American dancer, dance teacher, certified Alexander Technique practitioner and a member of Lower Left Performance Collective. Originally from Denver, Colorado, she moved to New York City to dance with the Trisha Brown Dance Company, and she is internationally known as an teacher and repetiteur of choreography by Trisha Brown[4] and Yvonne Rainer. She has taught at festivals and studios such as Movement Research,[5] Impulstanz in Vienna,[6] and Tanzfabrik in Berlin.[7]
Her work has been presented throughout North and South America, Eastern and Western Europe, Japan, China, Russia and Australia. She has been exploring and teaching the principles of the Alexander Technique for more than thirty years to dancers, musicians, actors and other human beings at numerous institutions such as Sarah Lawrence, Mills and Reed Colleges, The New School, Juilliard, NYU, Rutgers University, the Universities of Utah, Colorado, California and North Carolina, Cal Arts, UCSD, the American Dance Festival, SFADI, and at the Clown Conservatory of the San Francisco Circus School. Internationally, she has taught at P.A.R.T.S. in Belgium, CND and CNDC in France, La Manufacture in Switzerland, La Biennale di Venezia in Italy, Casa Hoffman in Brazil, Tripotamus Arts in Greece, Circuit Est in Canada, ArtEz in the Netherlands, DOCH in Sweden, Las Bellas Artes in Mexico and Impuls Tanz in Austria, where she was honored at the US Embassy in Vienna for her distinct approach to movement, performance and pedagogy. Her practice is rooted in the investigation of movement, the consciousness of kinesthetic experience, and the participation of the self in its continuous reorganization in time, space and imagination. Senter maintains a private practice in New York City, internationally and online.
Her work has been presented throughout North and South America, Eastern and Western Europe, Japan, China, Russia and Australia. She has been exploring and teaching the principles of the Alexander Technique for more than thirty years to dancers, musicians, actors and other human beings at numerous institutions such as Sarah Lawrence, Mills and Reed Colleges, The New School, Juilliard, NYU, Rutgers University, the Universities of Utah, Colorado, California and North Carolina, Cal Arts, UCSD, the American Dance Festival, SFADI, and at the Clown Conservatory of the San Francisco Circus School. Internationally, she has taught at P.A.R.T.S. in Belgium, CND and CNDC in France, La Manufacture in Switzerland, La Biennale di Venezia in Italy, Casa Hoffman in Brazil, Tripotamus Arts in Greece, Circuit Est in Canada, ArtEz in the Netherlands, DOCH in Sweden, Las Bellas Artes in Mexico and Impuls Tanz in Austria, where she was honored at the US Embassy in Vienna for her distinct approach to movement, performance and pedagogy. Her practice is rooted in the investigation of movement, the consciousness of kinesthetic experience, and the participation of the self in its continuous reorganization in time, space and imagination. Senter maintains a private practice in New York City, internationally and online.