VIDEOS
| - 16 FEBRUARY 2018 - |
| ADN REPORT |
| ROUNDTABLE #1: THE POLITICAL IN ARTS |
| PANEL #1: SOCIAL CHANGE/ACTION IN JAPANESE DRAMATURGY |
- 17 FEBRUARY 2018 - |
| WORKING GROUP: CONTINUING TOPICS IN DRAMATURGY |
| ROUNDTABLE #2: ARTISTIC DIRECTION AS THOUGHT LEADERSHIP |
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LIM HOW NGEAN, ROBIN LOON and CHARLENE RAJENDRAN begin Satellite Symposium 2018 by reviewing ADN's activities since the inaugural symposium in Singapore in 2016. Earlier ADN gatherings have also been summed up in a 5-minute video presented to attendees at the beginning of this session.
00:00:14 - ADN so far (Highlights video)00:06:05 - Origins of ADN00:19:36 - ROBIN LOON on "Mapping Out, In & About" (2016)00:38:55 - LIM HOW NGEAN on "Tracing Asian Dramaturgy" (2017)00:49:38 - CHARLENE RAJENDRAN on "Dramaturgies of the Social & Cultural" (2017)01:09:47 - Q&A
The speakers of this roundtable discuss issues in creating and presenting political art in Asia. They each present past works which they've been involved in. JAE LEE KIM shares about "Glory", the dance theatre piece which she had dramaturged, which explores the male body in relation to mandatory conscription. UGORAN PRASAD talks about various politically-motivated projects of Indonesian theatre company Teater Garasi. LI YINAN discusses dramaturgy and the politicisation of art, citing the performance of "Water Margin" which she devised with her dramaturgy students at the Central Academy of Drama. HO TZU NYEN shares the creation process behind his multimedia-animation work "One or Several Tigers".
This session is moderated by ROBIN LOON.
00:01:54 JAE LEE KIM00:17:57 UGORAN PRASAD00:36:08 LI YINAN00:55:17 HO TZU NYEN01:22:18 Q&A
[ Rapporteur's notes for this session will be made available later. ]
This panel focuses on dramaturgical theory and practice which engage with social change, critique, commentary, or action, situated in Japan. LEOW PUAY TIN begins with her observations of Japanese site-specific productions. KAKU NAGASHIMA theorises a definition of dramaturgy via site-specific work he's been involved with. MASASHI NOMURA delivers a primer of the theatrical history and scene in Okinawa in which he is part of the local arts council. He also speaks about new performing arts venues established by the council to create space and empower Okinawans to create art.
This session is moderated by KEN TAKIGUCHI.
00:10:48 LEOW PUAY TIN00:34:30 KAKU NAGASHIMA00:54:32 MASASHI NOMURA01:15:29 LEOW PUAY TIN'S RESPONSE01:22:10 Q&A
[ Rapporteur's notes for this session will be made available later. ]
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