Name: TENSEGRITY
Start: 2022-11-19T15:00:00+11:00
End: 2022-11-19T16:00:00+11:00
Location: Western Gallery, Science Gallery Melbourne

TENSEGRITY

Science Gallery Melbourne is part of an international network of galleries with a common mission: to ignite creativity and discovery in young adults, where science and art collide. We aim to inspire young adults to pursue a career in the arts and sciences whilst connecting artists with a collaborative global network.Science Gallery Melbourne will open in 2021 as part of Melbourne Connect, a new innovation precinct developed by The University of Melbourne.

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Join us for a performance by Carol Brown with and beside the Anthropomorphic Machine.

Western Gallery, Science Gallery Melbourne

Dancing beneath the Anthropomorphic Machine, Carol Brown digs into connective tissue, rides anatomy trains and bridges senses through an extracellular matrixial score. Made in collaboration with composer Russell Scoones, who shapes a sonic architecture within an atmosphere of breaths, and Ellie Boekman, whose layered costume design gestures to the tensegrity of machine-flesh relations. The Euphonium in the sound recording that will play on the day has been performed by Rafe Scoones.Please note the performance will have three short iterations at 3pm, 3:30pm and 4pmScience Gallery Melbourne is wheelchair accessible. P﻿lease note that photography and videography may be present at this event, which will be used for promotional purposes only. If you do not wish to be photographed please make this known to the organisers on the day.

I﻿mage:  Carol Brown in ‘Sur Sur’, Museo de Arté Contemporaneo, Santiago, Chile (2017). Photographer Gonzalo Donoso.

Carol Brown is an internationally established performer, artist-scholar and choreographer whose work is renowned for its transdisciplinary reach. As Choreographer in Residence at the Place Theatre London she founded Carol Brown Dances with composer Russell Scoones. Recent work includes Mental Dance with Monica Lim, LungSong for EcoWest Festival, and the interactive dance-architecture Singularity for Ars Electronica. Carol was awarded the Jerwood Choreography Prize and a NESTA Dream Time Fellowship in the UK. She was formerly Director of Choreographic Research Aotearoa at the University of Auckland and is currently Head of Dance and Professor of Choreography at the University of Melbourne.

B﻿anner image: Carol Brown in ‘Sur Sur’, Museo de Arté Contemporaneo, Santiago, Chile (2017). Photographer Gonzalo Donoso.<blockquote></blockquote>

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