Tanz und WahnSinn / Dance and ChoreoMania
visual materials
Intro 1. Ecstasy 2. Therapy 3. Schizoanalysis 4. Performance 5. Ad Narragoniam
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IV. Performance and Choreomania Part 2
Eila Goldhahn
Being Seen Digitally: A Filmic Visualization of a Long Circle. Movers and Witnesses in “Authentic Movement“, pp. 248-58
p. 257 Fig. 1 Long Circle. Eila Goldhahn 2009.
Long Circle, directed by Eila Goldhahn
Neil Ellis Orts
The Camera Tells No Lies – Except When It Does, pp. 259-63
p. 263 Fig. 1 Joachim Koester, Tarantism (still), 2007. 16mm fi lm installation, silent, 6:31 minutes.
Photo: Courtesy of Galleri Nicolai Wallner, Copenhagen, and Greene Naftali, New York.
Fig.2 Installation view of Dance with Camera at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston. Left: Bruce Nauman, Dance or Exercise on the Perimeter of a Square, 1967-68. 16mm film, black-and-white, sound, 10 minute © Rick Gardner Photography.
Fig.3 Installation view of Dance with Camera at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston. Center: Tacita Dean's film installation Merce (Manchester), 2007. © Rick Gardner Photography.
Fig 4 Bruce Conner, Breakaway, 1966.Dance with Camera at CAM Houston. Center. Photo: Courtesy of Conner Family Trust.
Fabrizio Manco
Bodied Experiences of Madness: ATarantato's Perception, pp. 264-83
p. 266 Fig. 1 Melissano, Puglia, Italy 1975. Left: Fabrizio as a child near the tiraletti, traditional
frames which were used hang the tobacco to dry. Right: Fabrizio’s mother is seen threading a
neighbor’s tobacco with a friend and her daughter.
p. 272 Fig. 2 Bed sheet on the fl oor. Drawing © Fabrizio Manco.
p. 277 Fig. 3 Fabrizio Manco, [STATES OF]TRANCEformation, performance research, Chisenhale
Dance Space, London 2005. Photo: Patrick Curry
p. 281 Fig. 4 Fabrizio Manco, Blue Cicada, performance, Felline, Puglia, Italy 1999.
Photo: Fausta Muci.
Fig. 5 Fabrizio Manco, Fabrizio Manco, Blue Cicada, performance, Felline, Puglia, Italy 1999.
Photo: Fausta Muci.
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