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THE GENEROSITY EXPERIENCE, Between us (sensorial theatre performance)

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The performance Between us is a product of international project The generosity experience that started in spring 2010 as a collaboration between sensorial theatres from Denmark, Belgium, France and Slovenia under the leadership of Enrique Vargas, the founder of sensorial theatre and one of the most influential directors of the past decades. He conquered the world’s biggest festivals with his magic poetry. His Oracle of the senses from 1996 left an indelible mark on Slovenia as well.  Vargas’s Barcelona-based Teatro de los sentidos (besides wining numerous international awards, the theatre was also awarded the UNESCO award at the famous Columbian theatre Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro) gave birth to the Senzorium theatre, regarded as the world-wide pioneer of sensorial theatre.

Between us searches for inspiration in generosity, a value that is completely marginalized in the current neoliberal society and as such inexorably keeps losing the prestige of an ideal. Citing one of the foremost American thinkers and social critics,  Christopher Lasch: People nowadays cant, that they are unable to feel anything. They chase diverse experiences, trying to reanimate their limp bodies and rejuvenate their numbed zest for life. They condemn the superego and glorify the lost sensual life. During the performance, through staging of a village/place in the open, youngsters (picked through auditions in contributing countries, under the mentoring of hardened directors and with the help of sensorial perceptions) take the spectator through playful scenes, opening questions about the system of values, the worth of generosity and interpersonal relationships, bridging the void between empathic and entropic forces within and between ourselves. 

The whole international cast of more then 40 people from four countries assembled in July 2012 in Turnhout, Belgium under the leadership of E. Vargasa. Four modules of the performance (Danish, Belgian, French and Slovenian) connected into a whole. They premiered on 13th of July in Turnhout, Belgium under the wings of the Flemish cultural capitol with five repeat performances, followed by France in Rennes and Ouray and Denmark in Viborg. Their momentum will bring them to Maribor on the 7th and 8th of August, where they will perform as part of the European capitol of culture in “Mestni Park Maribor 6” at 19:00.
Two documentaries will be produced, documenting the process of creation of the Slovenian part of the performance and the whole tour.

Artistic director: Enrique Vargas

Directing and scenography by: Benoit Gasnier, Sarah John, Barbara Pia Jenič, Jean-Marie Oriot, Julie Seiller, Inge Van Gestel

Idea: Inge Van Gestel

Performers: Audrey Apers, Katrine Bøtker Laursen, Marieke Breyne, Veronika Brinjšek, Lucille Carlotti, Nace Klemenčič, Maruša Čot, Elvira Crois, Aranka De Vries, Margaux Desailly, Lea Filipovič, Benoît Gasnier, Kim Glud, Gabriel Eduardo Hernadez Ladino, Julie Houbart, Alberte Husted Larsen, Simon Janssen, Raphaël Janvier, Barbara Pia Jenič, Sarah John, Urška Klajn, Irma Leroy, Katrine Lundorff, Jonathan Mallard, Amalie Middelboe Andersen, Sigrid Cecilie Moses-Jacobsen, Amalie Munkgaard Olesen, Jean-Marie Oriot, William Petipas, Valentina Plaskan, Thomas Porup, Anja Prusnik, Pierre Riaux-Terrasson, Rebecca Rosseel, Ariane Sartor, Julie Seiller, Lore Soons, Olivia Thomsen, Nina Tind Jensen, Vitomil Bulc Trtnik, Eline Van Coillie, Inge Van Gestel, Liv Vesterskov, Laetitia Viveret

Co-production: De Warande (B), De generaal in zijn tuin (B), Carte Blanche (DK), Théâtre à l’envers (F), Senzorium (SI)

The project is funded by EACEA Culture Programme 2007-2013, media support by RTV SLO.


NATURE ENABLES, The Sight Workshop

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The most natural printing office is already waiting in the park. To make the clothes that the participants will bring with them more interesting, we will print leaves and flowers picked in the area on them; however, we will use sap and pigments of the plants instead of artificial colours.

The space installations and interventions under the name of “Nature Enables” are accompanied by a rich programme and workshops for all visitors, especially for those with special needs. Different mentors, artists and disabilities associations and companies will participate at the programme. The project is led by the Cultural-ecological fellowship Smetumet.

POLENTA, Čajnataun: Fresh food (lecture and workshop)

POLENTA, Polenta's box: Architecture counseling

POLENTA, Fotomuseum: AV workshop

THE GENEROSITY EXPERIENCE, Between us (premiere of the sensorial theatre performance)

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The performance Between us is a product of international project The generosity experience that started in spring 2010 as a collaboration between sensorial theatres from Denmark, Belgium, France and Slovenia under the leadership of Enrique Vargas, the founder of sensorial theatre and one of the most influential directors of the past decades. He conquered the world’s biggest festivals with his magic poetry. His Oracle of the senses from 1996 left an indelible mark on Slovenia as well.  Vargas’s Barcelona-based Teatro de los sentidos (besides wining numerous international awards, the theatre was also awarded the UNESCO award at the famous Columbian theatre Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro) gave birth to the Senzorium theatre, regarded as the world-wide pioneer of sensorial theatre.

Between us searches for inspiration in generosity, a value that is completely marginalized in the current neoliberal society and as such inexorably keeps losing the prestige of an ideal. Citing one of the foremost American thinkers and social critics,  Christopher Lasch: People nowadays cant, that they are unable to feel anything. They chase diverse experiences, trying to reanimate their limp bodies and rejuvenate their numbed zest for life. They condemn the superego and glorify the lost sensual life. During the performance, through staging of a village/place in the open, youngsters (picked through auditions in contributing countries, under the mentoring of hardened directors and with the help of sensorial perceptions) take the spectator through playful scenes, opening questions about the system of values, the worth of generosity and interpersonal relationships, bridging the void between empathic and entropic forces within and between ourselves. 

The whole international cast of more then 40 people from four countries assembled in July 2012 in Turnhout, Belgium under the leadership of E. Vargasa. Four modules of the performance (Danish, Belgian, French and Slovenian) connected into a whole. They premiered on 13th of July in Turnhout, Belgium under the wings of the Flemish cultural capitol with five repeat performances, followed by France in Rennes and Ouray and Denmark in Viborg. Their momentum will bring them to Maribor on the 7th and 8th of August, where they will perform as part of the European capitol of culture in “Mestni Park Maribor 6” at 19:00.
Two documentaries will be produced, documenting the process of creation of the Slovenian part of the performance and the whole tour.

Artistic director: Enrique Vargas

Directing and scenography by: Benoit Gasnier, Sarah John, Barbara Pia Jenič, Jean-Marie Oriot, Julie Seiller, Inge Van Gestel

Idea: Inge Van Gestel

Performers: Audrey Apers, Katrine Bøtker Laursen, Marieke Breyne, Veronika Brinjšek, Lucille Carlotti, Nace Klemenčič, Maruša Čot, Elvira Crois, Aranka De Vries, Margaux Desailly, Lea Filipovič, Benoît Gasnier, Kim Glud, Gabriel Eduardo Hernadez Ladino, Julie Houbart, Alberte Husted Larsen, Simon Janssen, Raphaël Janvier, Barbara Pia Jenič, Sarah John, Urška Klajn, Irma Leroy, Katrine Lundorff, Jonathan Mallard, Amalie Middelboe Andersen, Sigrid Cecilie Moses-Jacobsen, Amalie Munkgaard Olesen, Jean-Marie Oriot, William Petipas, Valentina Plaskan, Thomas Porup, Anja Prusnik, Pierre Riaux-Terrasson, Rebecca Rosseel, Ariane Sartor, Julie Seiller, Lore Soons, Olivia Thomsen, Nina Tind Jensen, Vitomil Bulc Trtnik, Eline Van Coillie, Inge Van Gestel, Liv Vesterskov, Laetitia Viveret

Co-production: De Warande (B), De generaal in zijn tuin (B), Carte Blanche (DK), Théâtre à l’envers (F), Senzorium (SI)

The project is funded by EACEA Culture Programme 2007-2013, media support by RTV SLO.

Culture On The Palm Of Your Hand

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The current affairs programme Culture in the Palm of Your Hand will report throughout the year on European Capital of Culture events in the six partner cities. Each show will present in detail the content and creators of current projects, including highlights and selected events. The show is aimed at viewers of all ages who would like to keep abreast of the 2012 cultural programme. In the second show of Culture in the Palm of Your Hand, the presenter Miha Masten will cover events due to take place in the first half of January and discuss upcoming project highlights at the end of January and beginning of February with his guests.

POLENTA, Mobile beach: DJ workshop


POLENTA, Polenta's box: Architecture counseling

POLENTA, Mobile beach: Light installation

EUROPE IN MUSEUM - MUSEUM IN EUROPE, The Language of Peace, Guided Tour in Slovene

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Regional Museum Maribor kindly invites to to the guided tour in Slovene language of the exhibition The Language of Peace.

Besides the weapons collection of the Regional Museum Maribor, the exhibition is also featuring objects from the country's armoury Landeszeughaus of the Universalmuseum Joanneum in Graz, Austria. Regarding its volume the weapons collection of the Regional Museum Maribor is among the largest in Slovenia. It comprises of weapons and equipment from the Late Middle Ages to the middle of the 20th century. Between the 15th and 18th century Styria had been a border country and thus under constant thread. The weapons which had been used for its defence came from the central armoury in Graz. The objects from both museums will thus reflect the common history of the two cities and the whole of Styria. The exhibition will be installed on the ground-floor of the Castle bastion, which had been build in the 16th century as a part of the European defence line against the Turks. Exhibition curator: Tadej Pungartnik

 

POLENTA, Mobile beach: DJ workshop

EUROPE IN MUSEUM - MUSEUM IN EUROPE, The Language of Peace, Guided Tour in English

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Regional Museum Maribor kindly invites to to the guided tour in English language of the exhibition The Language of Peace.

Besides the weapons collection of the Regional Museum Maribor, the exhibition is also featuring objects from the country's armoury Landeszeughaus of the Universalmuseum Joanneum in Graz, Austria. Regarding its volume the weapons collection of the Regional Museum Maribor is among the largest in Slovenia. It comprises of weapons and equipment from the Late Middle Ages to the middle of the 20th century. Between the 15th and 18th century Styria had been a border country and thus under constant thread. The weapons which had been used for its defence came from the central armoury in Graz. The objects from both museums will thus reflect the common history of the two cities and the whole of Styria. The exhibition will be installed on the ground-floor of the Castle bastion, which had been build in the 16th century as a part of the European defence line against the Turks. Exhibition curator: Tadej Pungartnik

 

MY TOWN, Children Puppet Workshop in My Town

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Creative workshops encourage imagination, innovation and creativity. Participating children will develop their hand and motor skills, enhance their sense of aesthetic and sharpen their senses. The puppet workshop “Puppets in My Town” will be hosted by Sonja Kononenko, the actress from Ljubljana Puppet Theatre. Under her leadership, the children will make their own hand puppet. Make it a boy or a girl, their new summer friends will come to life with clothes and hair of children’s own choice. And they even get to name them…

POLENTA, Alternative treatment


POLENTA, Fotomuseum: AV workshop

Memorial - Mosaic

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The townspeople and children will construct the mosaic segment by segment at the workshops in the Salon Razgoršek (address: Meljski dol 1, Maribor). Within this mosaic, pieces bearing the logos of the partner towns will be inserted, allowing the finished piece to artistically connect the partner towns. On 11th May the artist will present himself to the greater public in the atelier where the mosaic is taking shape. 

Safari Tour Maribor

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A tourist train will take you on a tour around the centre of Maribor, offering a view of all the famous attractions from the recent history of the town and thus revealing its true nature and local heroes that have marked Maribor in a unique way and have eventually become urban legends. The train will run every day (10 evenings in a row) from 21 August 2012 (premiere) to 1 Septembre 2012 from 8 p.m. onwards.

Directed by Matjaž Latin
Screenwriter Rok Vilčnik
Production KUD Borza

Move to Maribor (contemporary dance platform and modul dance)/NAGIB, Parkour 1: Presentation Guillame Marie (FRA) and Gr

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In 2012 NagiB is changing its image. NagiB Parkour is a new form of contemporary art practice, which replaces the concept of the festival with the concept of parkour. Parkour is a method of movement focused on moving around obstacles with speed and efficiency, the discipline that teaches participants how to move through their environment (city) by vaulting, rolling, running, climbing and jumping. Parkour is alternatively used to indicate a route through an artistic event that is taking place in a different locations and need to be visited in a particular order. By bringing this two meanings together we are shaping a long term event that is, instead of offering static succession of already made dance performances, proposing a fluid journey in which, for a certain period of time, artists are living and working in a different spaces in the city and audience members are invited and empowered to move through and in between those spaces in a dynamic and active way.

Days of Poetry and Wine 2012 (Concert: Damar)

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The 2012 Days of Poetry and Wine festival is set to undergo a substantial expansion by hosting some of the greatest contemporary poets. The central part of the festival will feature nightly poetry readings in original languages, including 25 poets from different countries who will read in 20 different languages. Most of the events will be held in Ptuj, with readings scheduled to appear also in Ljubljana, Krško, Padna, Murska Sobota, Ormož, Volče near Tolmin, Celje, Vrba na Gornejskem as well as Zagreb and Graz. Nightly readings will be accompanied by smaller-scale poetry events, with individual poets presenting their poetry on a smaller, more intimate scale. The readings will be rounded up by round tables intended primarily for poets and the expert public.


KONCERT: Damar
Actor Saša Tabaković and his seven-member ethno group DAMAR continue and develop the musical tradition of Balkan nations, with special emphasis on Roma songs and the Bosnian sevdah (songs of lament). In order to bring their music closer to a wider urban audience, the folk nature of the music is mixed to perfection with different bits and pieces inspired by jazz, romance, rock’n’roll, swing and blues music.

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