Claus Haxholm: Former Commodity #2

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At the opening, dancers Stine Frandsen and Lea Vendelbo Petersen will perform a score created in collaboration with Claus. Readings and performance by Simon Latz and Claus on the closure. The exhibition is curated by Alexander Holm *** In the realm of Sensorisk Verden.

Fabric and motion seem to be closely linked, commodity, ornamentation, extension of the body. Transport. The movement forms the music and the fabric can be a carrier of many elements and materials. Makes noise, moves timbral parts, gives the body more options and layers. A body that is present and interpret its surroundings. Virtual or in the most hands-on way. Meanings and hints can be rotated in different directions. But with some core points. Wind and body. Water and sound. Energy and thought. Nothing is complete standstill, but there is the intention, which is different, and where do one chose to be in these flows? How much of one’s own intention bleed through the world’s/nature’s more un-intentional movement patterns? There is a desire to improvise with these elements. Compose with them and form a different type of woven works, used fabric, with history and function, into a new field where the function is another and the history gets stretched out. Materials and mind acrobatics. Maybe just a dance of thoughts.

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Opening event, february 17th, 18.00 – 22.00, w. dance by Stine Frandsen, Lea Vendelbo Petersen & Claus Haxholm.

Closing event, february 24th, 18.00 – 22.00, w. reading and performance by Simon Latz & Claus Haxholm.

The exhibition will furthermore be open on the 18th, 19th and 21st between 13-16.

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Sensorisk Verden 012
www.sensoriskv.co/
www.sososo.dk

Former Commodity is kindly supported by the Danish Arts Foundation.

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