Art::Politics::Institution::Body

/македонски подолу/ "Just imagine" by Aleksandra Petrusevska dance performance (work in progress)   26 December 2019 | KINO Kultura | UPIT program   20:00 Thursday   Choreography and performance: Aleksandra Petrusevska Music Design and Performance: HRZL Duration: 30 min. Poster Design: Emmy Ermilova Just Imagine is a dance performance that emerged as an artistic response to already existing choreography. The reference point is “Try Leather” from 1975 by the Canadian dancer and performance artist, Margaret Dragu. With a few references to the original piece, Just Imagine ends up as an original piece that can stand independently by itself. The way the already existing work “Try Leather” is seen, approached and reacted to, by the author, at the end speaks mostly about herself. By imagining what else she can do with her body and with the already existing work, she began to embody the references and reshape them. Along the way, she and her body, she and the danc

  /македонски подолу/ "Political theater" lecture by Michel Pavlovski 18 December 2019 | KINO Kultura | UPIT program Followed by a public discussion with Loreta Georgievska-Jakovleva, Sofia Kunovska, Maja Stevanovic and Filip Jovanovski. Moderator Biljana Tanurovska - Kulavkovski.  in Kino Kultura The lecture and discussion are part of the "Programme of Lokomotiva in Kino Kultura in 2019", program line "Art, Politics, Institution, Body" supported by the Ministry of Culture and the Municipality of Centar. The usual definition of the term political theater is “a term that denotes a theater used for political purposes, usually as part of a campaign or movement, sometimes as part of the work of a political party. In the broadest sense, the term can have a wide application, from community theater to awareness-raising by specific identity groups, such as women's rights movements, African Americans, or the LGBT community. Its use is