"Bangalore Fictions - n+n Corsino" The playful and poetic alliance of choreography & digital art at National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Jaipur House, India Gate > 11th-15th March 2013
Time :
11th to 15th March : 10:00 am - 5:00 pm - Open for Viewing
11th March : 1:00 pm - Opening
Note : The gallery is closed on mondays but it's open on 11th March 2013.
Event Description : 'Bangalore Fictions - n+n Corsino' The playful and poetic alliance of choreography and digital art. As part of Bonjour-India Festival.
Bangalore Fictions is an interactive choreographic navigation by n + n Corsino that has been created in India and France. Based on the principle of a graphic novel, texts and images meld together in a narrative process and construct an imagination of body movements.
A series of twelve fictions becomes the base of the choreographic pattern. Bangalore fictions will be presented as an exhibition in March 2013 as part of the festival Bonjour India and will be released as an iPad application in February 2013.
Nicole Corsino and Norbert Corsino are choreographers and researchers, who seek to provide dance with unique virtual opportunities through the innovative use of new technologies. Their approach stands out from dance's traditional concept as their choreographic stories are presented through the media of film and installations.
Their series of five installations: Traversées, benefitted from one of the very first commissions from the French Government in the field of visual arts and new technology. After producing the film Totempol in Vancouver where real and digital dancers commingled, they created Captives 2nd movement in 2000 - a work of art in 3D, entirely populated with clones. Seule avec loup -Her alone with wolf, an interactive 3D choreographic navigation, was first presented in June 2006 at the Centre Pompidou, Paris. Soi moi - Self as me, their most recent choreographic navigation, was created for Iphone in 2009. Their installation Extérieur jour, will be showcased as part of Marseille-Provence, European Capital of Culture in 2013.
Amongst other awards, Nicole Corsino and Norbert Corsino have won the Villa Medicis prize for their research on 'Life Forms', a software program for choreographic composition (1994) and received the title of Chevaliers des Arts et des Lettres in 2002
Choreography and Direction: Nicole Corsino, Norbert Corsino
Dancers : Revanta Sarabhai, Pooja Purohit
Text: Anjum Hasan
Developer: Samuel Toulouse
Scenographic Design : Nicolas Ballu
Calligraphy: Amit Kharsani
Graphic & Clone Design : Anaël Seghezzi,
Illustration: Tudu Saheb Ram
Photography: Massimo Gardone, Alessandra Muran
Music: Jacques Diennet
Musicians: Jayan Nair, Rajesh Parichipully, T. Palanivelu, Manikanthan, Shajeesh Rajan
Translations: Neelabh Ahsk, Usha Rau, Pravin Pandya, Jean Poncet
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11th to 15th March : 10:00 am - 5:00 pm - Open for Viewing
11th March : 1:00 pm - Opening
Note : The gallery is closed on mondays but it's open on 11th March 2013.
Entry :
Indian: Rs: 10
Foreign National: Rs: 150
Student / Child: Rs: 1
Indian: Rs: 10
Foreign National: Rs: 150
Student / Child: Rs: 1
Place : National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Jaipur House, India Gate, New Delhi - 110003
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Event Description : 'Bangalore Fictions - n+n Corsino' The playful and poetic alliance of choreography and digital art. As part of Bonjour-India Festival.
Bangalore Fictions is an interactive choreographic navigation by n + n Corsino that has been created in India and France. Based on the principle of a graphic novel, texts and images meld together in a narrative process and construct an imagination of body movements.
A series of twelve fictions becomes the base of the choreographic pattern. Bangalore fictions will be presented as an exhibition in March 2013 as part of the festival Bonjour India and will be released as an iPad application in February 2013.
Nicole Corsino and Norbert Corsino are choreographers and researchers, who seek to provide dance with unique virtual opportunities through the innovative use of new technologies. Their approach stands out from dance's traditional concept as their choreographic stories are presented through the media of film and installations.
Their series of five installations: Traversées, benefitted from one of the very first commissions from the French Government in the field of visual arts and new technology. After producing the film Totempol in Vancouver where real and digital dancers commingled, they created Captives 2nd movement in 2000 - a work of art in 3D, entirely populated with clones. Seule avec loup -Her alone with wolf, an interactive 3D choreographic navigation, was first presented in June 2006 at the Centre Pompidou, Paris. Soi moi - Self as me, their most recent choreographic navigation, was created for Iphone in 2009. Their installation Extérieur jour, will be showcased as part of Marseille-Provence, European Capital of Culture in 2013.
Amongst other awards, Nicole Corsino and Norbert Corsino have won the Villa Medicis prize for their research on 'Life Forms', a software program for choreographic composition (1994) and received the title of Chevaliers des Arts et des Lettres in 2002
Choreography and Direction: Nicole Corsino, Norbert Corsino
Dancers : Revanta Sarabhai, Pooja Purohit
Text: Anjum Hasan
Developer: Samuel Toulouse
Scenographic Design : Nicolas Ballu
Calligraphy: Amit Kharsani
Graphic & Clone Design : Anaël Seghezzi,
Illustration: Tudu Saheb Ram
Photography: Massimo Gardone, Alessandra Muran
Music: Jacques Diennet
Musicians: Jayan Nair, Rajesh Parichipully, T. Palanivelu, Manikanthan, Shajeesh Rajan
Translations: Neelabh Ahsk, Usha Rau, Pravin Pandya, Jean Poncet
Related Events : Arts | Dance
"Bangalore Fictions - n+n Corsino" The playful and poetic alliance of choreography & digital art at National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Jaipur House, India Gate > 11th-15th March 2013
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