PERSIDENCE

The event has been postponed, a new date will be announced soon

A workshop of performance shows open to the public

Facilitated by Adina Bar On and with the participation of

 the AIR GHAC residency artists and the general public

We are AIR GHAC, a group of artists who speak different languages, staying in Givat Haviva in a joint residency program.

We invite you to a performance workshop that we will present with Adina Bar-On, one of the residency facilitators.

In the workshop-performance we will explore together the body and movement in space in a new and different way. You are welcome to watch and/or participate.

Saturday 1/21/23, at 2:00 p.m., in Givat Haviva, in our joint studio where we create,

in front of the Collaborative Art Center (if the weather is nice the workshop-show will be held outdoors). There will be directions from the entrance!

The program:

14:00-14:30 - refreshments and reception

14:30-15:30 - workshop show

15:30 - conversation and open questions

Who is this for?

For anybody: Experienced or not, young or old, male or female, teens, parents, and anyone who feels like it!

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About Adina Bar-on

Adina has been creating performances in Israel and around the world for five decades. She welcomes her audience with the movements of her body and her voice, and awakens awareness of social behavior as well as criticism and responsibility for what is happening in our environment.

What is a performance?

A performance is a work of live art initiated by a visual artist in spaces that are art galleries or public environments. The presence of the performance artist is created through a movement and sound event that is personal, which is not staged by anyone, other than the artist. The happening is always in front of the audience, around and within it.

In the space shared by the artist and his/her audience, boundaries are erased and a social experience is created, which is one of the important characteristics of this art. The roots of this medium can be found in ancient cults, but it was the Dada artists in the second decade of the 20th century whose performances influenced and left their mark on all cultural phenomena, to this day.

Entry to the event is free of charge.

The number of participants is limited! To participate, register at the link here  
Invited!