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CORPoREAL

 

CORPoREAL, Collaborative Research in Performance – Re-imagining Embodiment, Art and Learning, is a multidisciplinary (dance, drama and music) and pedagogical research platform, established in 2014 at the Royal Conservatoire, Antwerp. It supports, develops and disseminates research into the physical and experiential processes and knowledge in the performing arts. As 'Collaborative Research in Performance', CORPoREAL seeks to make explicit the processes and practices of this implicit physical and sensory knowledge and skill.

Focus: Physicality in performing arts

Team: Bob Selderslaghs (chairman), Annouk Van Moorsel and Kathleen Coessens (co-chairwomen), Karin de Fleyt (coordinator), Magda Thielemans, Jan Staes, Lies Colman, Arkadi Zaides, Georgia Nikolaou, Paul Abbott, Klaas Devos, Karel Tuytschaever, Lauranne Paulissen, Tuur Marinus, Nienke Reehorst and Max Greyson

Contact: Karin de Fleyt - karin.defleyt@ap.be  

www.corporeal.be

 

(Photo by Wannes Cré)

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Thu 20 Oct
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Thu 20 Oct

ARTICULATE Open Classroom: CORPoREAL invites DRAMA

Artist-researchers of the Conservatoire present their research to the students during workshops and artistic presentations.

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De Woensdagen

The Bachelor of Dance program at the Royal Conservatoire invites people to create and experiment together. During these sessions, creativity, equality and mutual learning are the guiding principles.

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Mon 23 May

Book presentation DANCEchARTS

Natalie Gordon has written a handbook as an output of her research into the role of vocabulary in contemporary dance.

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Fri 04 Mar

PhD defence Bob Selderslaghs

MoE 2.0 - from dramatic-inquiry towards an artistic result in art education

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Tue 26 Oct
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Fri 29 Oct

Touching the Pandemic

ARTICULATE

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Thu 28 Oct
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Tue 28 Sep

CORPoREAL Invites Dance

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Physicality in the performing arts: knowledge, creation, experience and transmission in times of lockdown

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Thu 04 Mar
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Thu 04 Mar

Exploring new dramaturgical codes in contemporary music theatre creation

Online lecture-performance by Lies Colman, Gaea Schoeters, Annelies Van Parys and Els Mondelaers.

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MoE 2.0 - MANTLE OF THE EXPERT

he PhD project MoE 2.0 will explore whether and how the method can be extended to achieve an artistic result in art education by adding performative skills and artistic craftsmanship.

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