ONE NIGHT STAND
A monthly artistic night adventure curated and produced by Amit Palgi (BA Dance Artist), and Danielle Gallia-Kind (MA Performance practices).
blogdossier: Research in and through the arts
The next event will take place on June 1. We will keep you informed via the Instagram accounts of Studium Generale and One Night Stand. So follow us and you'll be the first to hear!
ONE NIGHT STAND’S Events started three months ago from a libido-based urgency in order to connect to our art and artistic research from where it all started: passion and curiosity. Thanks to the support of Snackloket from the Academy of Theatre & Dance and ArtEZ Studium Generale, every month a student from ArtEZ hosts a session where they share part of their artistic research in the form of a night intimate adventure. It is Not a school task, Not a job opportunity, Not a practice. Other students are invited to join and feel how it is to be inside someone else's artistic desire for one night, with no commitment. This initiative is also driven by a need to meet and play with other artists in our community of ArtEZ Arnhem.
So far we had great four nights:
First night was hosted by Ryan O’Shea (www.ryanosheatheatre.com/), a theatre maker, performer and a second-year student at the ArtEZ MA in performance practices. Ryan’s artistic research is concerned with performative ambivalence, finding the joy in the ordinary and methods of clouding and clowning. Ryan’s approach comes from a perspective of joy; Perfect for our first date filled with frivolous encounters.
First night was hosted by Ryan O’Shea (www.ryanosheatheatre.com/), a theatre maker, performer and a second-year student at the ArtEZ MA in performance practices. Ryan’s artistic research is concerned with performative ambivalence, finding the joy in the ordinary and methods of clouding and clowning. Ryan’s approach comes from a perspective of joy; Perfect for our first date filled with frivolous encounters.
ONE NIGHT STAND 1, hosted by Ryan O’Shea
Second night was hosted by Amit Palgi (sites.google.com/view/amitpalgi/home), a dancer, maker, performer and a fourth-year student at the ArtEZ BA in Dance Maker. Amit’s artistic research is busy with the gap between the physical (body) and the digital (Phone). In this night we visited our digital selves by looking, gathering, and sharing the intimate information we only share with our phones.
ONE NIGHT STAND 2, hosted by Amit Palgi
And the third night, with Sofia Norman, a dancer, maker, third-year student at the ArtEZ BA in Dance Artist. Her artistic research is centered around the undiscovered potential of everyday movements. She is interested in what ordinary movements could provide or potentially become. She organized an evening spectacle within the ordinary.
ONE NIGHT STAND 3, hosted by Sofia Norman
Forth night hosted by Kristina Miltcheva, Forth-year student at the ArtEZ BA in Graphic Design. She is interested in researching unitive mystical experiences that can help individuals realize that we are one, that we share not only the same reality, but the same universal consciousness. Oneness, inter-connection, and a human-becoming are central themes of my artistic research.
ONE NIGHT STAND 4, hosted by Kristina Miltcheva
Sounds like a match?
The next event is on June 1. We will keep you informed, make sure you follow us on Instagram here, so you will hear about all the future events!
Danielle Gallia-Kind (1985)
Israeli Choreographer, Performer and Teacher, Ilan-Lev Practitioner, based currently in the Netherlands for her MA degree at Home of Performance Practices in ArtEZ. Danielle’s works have been presented in different theaters, museums and festivals in Israel, Europe and the United-States in the past 15 years. Danielle works with artists and educators in different points of their career and their creative journeys, mostly provoking authenticity, fearlessness, social care and passion-based-refinement as engines. Her current artistic research focuses on M/otherhood as a physical language that is worth celebrating through dance.
gallia-kind.com
Amit Palgi (1998)
Choreographer and performer based in the Netherlands, graduating from ArtEZ Academy Bachelor Dance Artist. He studied dance; therefore, his art is mainly focused on the intimacy of human bodies and movements. Amit worked with film and technology, got inspiration from theater, shared dance in fine-art galleries, and tries whenever possible to collaborate with humor. As a highly sensitive person, Amit hopes to share with his art a sense of vulnerability, empathy, and community. To move, communicate and touch. In the hectic world of today, Amit tries to offer with his art a moment to look at yourself and at others.
www.amitpalgi.com
Danielle Gallia-Kind (1985)
Israeli Choreographer, Performer and Teacher, Ilan-Lev Practitioner, based currently in the Netherlands for her MA degree at Home of Performance Practices in ArtEZ. Danielle’s works have been presented in different theaters, museums and festivals in Israel, Europe and the United-States in the past 15 years. Danielle works with artists and educators in different points of their career and their creative journeys, mostly provoking authenticity, fearlessness, social care and passion-based-refinement as engines. Her current artistic research focuses on M/otherhood as a physical language that is worth celebrating through dance.
gallia-kind.com
Amit Palgi (1998)
Choreographer and performer based in the Netherlands, graduating from ArtEZ Academy Bachelor Dance Artist. He studied dance; therefore, his art is mainly focused on the intimacy of human bodies and movements. Amit worked with film and technology, got inspiration from theater, shared dance in fine-art galleries, and tries whenever possible to collaborate with humor. As a highly sensitive person, Amit hopes to share with his art a sense of vulnerability, empathy, and community. To move, communicate and touch. In the hectic world of today, Amit tries to offer with his art a moment to look at yourself and at others.
www.amitpalgi.com
Amit Palgi is studying at ArtEZ's Bachelor of Dance Artist and Danielle Gallia-Kind is studying at the Master Home of Performance Practices. Together, Amit and Danielle conceived the project One Night Stand. An evening where they invited several ArtEZ students to share their research and to experience the fun of doing research together. Amit and Danielle like to share their experience through four short video reports of four special evenings that took place last months. Experience the fun and inspiration of doing research.
Doing research is an important part of artistic practice. Sharing your research during the process, makes doing research livelier, richer and most importantly, more fun. We are happy to share great examples for inspiration.
Doing research is an important part of artistic practice. Sharing your research during the process, makes doing research livelier, richer and most importantly, more fun. We are happy to share great examples for inspiration.
