Tanzfabrik
Berlin
Stage
Stage

20.02.2015—22.02.2015

Museum der Repliken 2

Performance
by July Weber
In the frame of Open Spaces#1-2015
Foto: Julian Weber
Venue:
Uferstudios 5
Badstr. 41A
Uferstr. 23
13357 Berlin
Dates:

Description

In the Museum of Replicas Julian Weber copies works of art and confronts minimalism with searching bodies. In round two he follows up his examination in institutes for visual and performative arts with their correspondingly conventional presentation formats. An exhibition on stage asks us: how should we regard objects and bodies, what effect has the translation on the results of the work, and where can autonomy arise in the jungle of references?

Choreofraphy/ Dance: Julian Weber; Creation/ Dance: Timo Müller, Jefferson Arcer, Zack Bernstein, Stuart Meyers, Gerard Reyes; Music: Tarren Johnson; Light: Annegret Schalke. A project by Julian Weber in cooperation with Tanzfabrik Berlin.
Biographies

July Weber

July Weber (alle Pronomen) is a choreographer, performer, curator, and sculptor. Working at the intersection of choreography and visual art, July explores interactions between body, material, and movement, informed by new materialist approaches and the deconstruction of power relations between human and non-human agents. Collision functions as a central principle—both as a moment of intense encounter and as an overlap of bodies, practices, and disciplines. July presents work internationally, has received awards including the Berlin Art Prize, was invited to Tanzplattform, and founded NEW FEARS, an award-winning gallery for transdisciplinarity.