POOL 23
13 – 16 SEPTEMBER 2023
DOCK 11 // Berlin
The 17th edition of POOL presents a selection of inspiring, international dance film productions, setting up a meeting place for artists involved in the fields of dance, film, fashion and art.
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Die 17. Ausgabe von POOL präsentiert eine Auswahl inspirierender, internationaler Tanzfilmproduktionen und ist ein Treffpunkt für Künstler*innen aus Tanz, Film sowie der Kunst- und Modeszene.
PROGRAM 23
POOL SHINE – NEW YORK TRACES
15 SEPTEMBER 2023
7.30 pm | 19.30 Uhr | Zionskirche
Donation | Spende
Films of Yoshiko Chuma and Jacob Burckhardt, Phill Niblock with Arthur Russell, and Laurie Anderson (tbc)
artist talk with Yoshiko Chuma
moderated by Peter Pleyer
ARTIST PRIZE 23
ARTIST PRIZE 23
POOL 23 honors the artists Hadi Moussally (Les fleurs du mâle and Truth is in the details) as well as Billy Cowie (Les Roses) with the PEARLS ARTIST PRIZE for their unique work in the field of screendance. The prize for Mentrix and Gilles Estève (NATURE and WALK) is pending.
WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP WITH YOSHIKO CHUMA
16 SEPTEMBER 2023
SHOCKWAVE DELAY
Open platform for sharing experiences and thoughts on dance and film.
Combined with small hands-on exercises.
10 am – 12.30 pm // Theatre hall of DOCK 11
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WORKSHOPS IN MAY 23
ARRANGING MOVEMENT IN FILM
Online Morning Class with Sarah Möller (artistic co-director of POOL)
May 22 – 26, 2023 // 9.30 – 12.30 am (UTC+2)
Movement seems to be the crucial common point between choreography and cinematography. But how can physical and cinematic movements be arranged, composed, and interwoven with each other?
From the history to the future –
Dance with Intermedia and Kinetic Awareness
May 13 & 14, 2023 // DOCK 11, Berlin
Intermedia/dance-artists Kiori Kawai (Japan/U.A.E) and Thomas Körtvélyessy (Rotterdam, NL) will share their works based upon their experience with Elaine Summers, pioneer of Intermedia in the 1960’s U.S. postmodern era.
POOL ON TOUR
Stop Calling Them Dangerous #5: Cinema Has Power
April 8 2023
2 pm | Center for Remembering and Sharing, New York
Screening and Panel, initiated by Yoshiko Chuma in cooperation with POOL.
With films by Yvonne Rainer, Charles Atlas, Yoshiko Chuma and Jacob Burckhardt
Part of La MaMa Moves! Festival
A co-production by POOL and DOCK ART, funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Community and supported by Förderverein Zionskirche Berlin.
Eine Koproduktion von POOL und DOCK ART, gefördert von der Senatsverwaltung für Kultur und Gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt und unterstützt vom Förderverein der Zionskirche Berlin.
