meetings: “ ‘round
us”
who
are we and who is ‘round us?
virlana
tkacz (new
york) — director
of yara arts group from la mama theatre
svitlana
matvienko (kyiv) — editor of newspaper “literature plus”
what
is our interest and language?
·
word, color, gesture
·
sound, shade, movement
·
poetry, painting, theatre
·
ukrainian, english, buryat, hebrew,
crimean tatar
what you’ll hear
“in the beginning
was song”
a dialog of
traditional songs
in ukrainian and hebrew
with
mariana
sadovska
(lviv/dusseldorf)
each song she sings is given to her by a specific person during her research trips to villages in Ukraine. she believes that songs are dialogues between the singer and the listener. the critic for the new york times recognized this and wrote: "sometimes a musician has such an inborn desire to communicate that her message naturally becomes universal… such is the case with the ukrainian singer mariana sadovska…"
and
victoria hanna (jerusalem)
she builds her unique vocal performances on texts from the Talmud and Kabala. deeply rooted in tradition she presents her work in totally personal manner creating a vivid musical interpretation of the sacred in a contemporary context. yediot aharonot called her “one of the rarest and most unique creators in the area of vocal performance in israel”
sunday
20 october 4:00 PM
art gallery
“dim art”
volodymyrska
street, 22-а
(on the grounds of sofia,the archive museum of literature and
art of ukraine)
1. what is presence? and what is the (per)ception of (pre)sence? can you hear it? see it? experience it? capture it? imagine it?
2. presence is the knowledge of
experience, existence. presence is communion. communion is interaction.
3.
everyday we witnesses numerous phenomenon. try to
forget everything and experience again something for the first time, and for the first time become conscious of the revelation of presence,
all its tension, its movement through the air. its movement ‘round poetry.
its dialog with
images. experience the range of the
sounds of poetry and song.
4. your presence is required
see Natalia Feduschak’s article in Kyiv Post
see also information on previous kolo nas events