CONSISTENT PARTIAL ATTENTION
Le performance CPA [Consistent Partial Attention] offre une méditation paradoxale sur ce que signifie « être présent » dans notre monde contemporain rivé aux écrans. Les interprètes sont guidés par une vingtaine d’extraits trouvés sur Internet, vidéos de personnes dansant dans l’intimité de leur maison. Voyager de Winnipeg pour participer aux Jeux est: Philippe Larouche, née à Laval, Québec il vit maintenant à Winnipeg, Franco-Manitobain Kalliane Brémault, aussi que Freya Olafson et James Jansen qui sont les deux diplômés des écoles d'immersion française et grandis à la périphérie de Saint-Boniface.
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Message Video
50 seconds
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Conception et direction: Freya Björg Olafson
Interprètes: Philippe Larouche, Kalliane Brémault et Freya Björg Olafson
Lumières: Hugh Conacher
Adapté par: Jaymez Jansen
Conception des costumes: Wanda Farian
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Équipe artistique originale: James Phillips & Lise McMillan
75 minute performance
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DATES a venir
Les Jeux De La Francophonie - Côte d'Ivoire Afrique - July 17 - 31, 2017
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DATES PASSÉES
OFFTA - Monument National - Montreal
June 6 and 7, 2017
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Cluster Festival of New Music & Integrated Arts Winnipeg, March 2017
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Asper Centre For Theatre & Film
February 18 - 20, 2016 - 8PM
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Présentation du travail en développement
Rachel Browne Theatre | Nov 2014 | Winnipeg
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Centre Q - Centre for Questionning
July 2015 | Quyon, Quebec
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Le développement de cette série a été généreusement financé par:
The Canada Council for The Arts
& Manitoba Arts Council
Le projet CPA a reçu le soutien de recherche de:
Centre Q - Centre for Questionning (Quyon, Quebec)
Young Lungs Dance Exchange (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Créé avec le soutien des ressources disponibles via:
Video Pool Media Arts Centre (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Winnipeg Film Group (Winnipeg, Manitoba)
On remerci School of Contemporary Dancers, Tedd Robinson (pour les consultations au Centre Q), Shawna Dempsey et Lorri Millan (mentors lors de la série de recherche Young Lungs) et Carol Ann Bohrn (danseur lors de la résidence de recherche Young Lungs)
Intervue (En Francais)
'Envisioning the Practice: Montréal International Symposium on Performing Arts Curation' April 2014 au sujet du travail de Freya
Freya Björg Olafson
Winnipeg
Freya Björg Olafson est une artiste interdisciplinaire qui touche à une pléiade de différents médiums, de la vidéo à l’audio, en passant par la peinture et la danse. Ses créations ont été présentées aussi bien dans les festivals et les galeries du Canada qu’à l’étranger. Pour développer son œuvre, Freya bénéficia de résidences; plus récemment par l’entremise EMPAC-Experimental Media & Performing Arts Center (New York) et d’CounterPulse (San Francisco). L’artiste a été formée, entre autres, au Ballet Royal de Winnipeg, à l’école de Winnipeg’s Contemporary Dancers et Springboard Danse Montréal. Elle est diplômée d’une Maîtrise en Beaux Arts, spécialisée en nouveaux médias, de l’Institut Transart et de l’Université Donau, en Autriche. www.freyaolafson.com
Conception / Direction / Interprète
Philippe Larouche
Winnipeg
Interprète
Biographie en Français à venir
Philippe Larouche hails from Laval, Quebec, and joined the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, in 2008. Upon graduation, he attended McGill University on scholarship, while furthering his contemporary skills through Springboard Dance Montreal. In 2013, Larouche returned to dance, spending two seasons with the RWB’s Aspirant Program. He then joined the RWB Company in 2015 where he has been working as an apprentice since. During this time, he has also been a member of QDance, under the direction of Peter Quanz.
Larouche has recently been seen in Nutcracker, Lila York’s Celts and Mark Godden’s Dracula. His repertoire also includes the dog in Val Caniparolli’s A Cinderella Story, Giselle, Mark Godden’s Going Home Star, Peter Quanz’s Pop Bubble Fizz and Untitled and Gabrielle Lamb's Weft.
Larouche is currently working with Freya Björg Olafson on her piece CPA [Consistent Partial Attention] which will take him to Ivory Coast, Africa, for Les Jeux de la Francophonie, in July 2017. He will also be setting Val Caniparolli’s A Cinderella Story on Orlando Ballet in April 2017.
An emerging choreographer, Larouche has created several pieces on the RWB’s Aspirant Program. He is also teaching dance to high performance athletes at Revolution Diving Club and is working to complete his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology.
Kalliane Brémault
Winnipeg
Interprète
Biographie en Francais à venir
Kalliane grew up in an artistic family surrounded by music, which inspired her to dance and sing. She began studying dance at the age of 4, mainly at Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers, The Royal Winnipeg Ballet, as well as with street dance companies Define Movement, Sikat Dance Company, Project Dance Company and Dangerous Goods Crew. Kalliane is well versed in Hip-Hop, freestyling, urban choreography and modern/contemporary.
Starting out in dance studios and trying out different dance styles, she decided in her early teen years that she wanted to mainly focus on street styles, which inspired her to explore her own style and freestyling. She regularly travels to cities across Canada and the USA to attend various workshops, sessions, classes and battles with world-renowned dancers, dance teachers and choreographers. Her ongoing training consists of solo and group freestyle sessions in Hip-Hop and house, urban choreography workshops and battling.
Kalliane was accepted into Rubberbandance Group’s winter intensive training program held in Montreal in December 2016. In June 2017, she performed in multi-media/contemporary dance artist Freya Olafson’s piece, “CPA – Consistent Partial Attention” in Montreal at the OFFTA Festival. In July 2017, she will be performing and competing at Les Jeux De La Francophonie in Ivory Coast, Africa, again presenting “CPA – Consistent Partial Attention”.
Kalliane is a member of U.S. based dance company Female Energy and the
co-founder of Winnipeg’s multi-disciplinary arts events company, On The
One Collective where she provides platforms for Winnipeg dancers to
battle, cypher and perform. She performs in music videos and many special
events across the city and abroad. She has been a dance teacher, mentor
and choreographer in inner city youth programs, schools, studios as well as
a judge for Winnipeg dance battles. Kalliane hopes to inspire dancers of all
ages to freely and joyously express themselves.
James Jansen
Winnipeg
Biographie à venir
Production / éclairage
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