About this Event
AXIS SYLLABUS IN RESEARCH & PRACTICES
Add On - Semester Cycle with 3 Modules 2020
Application/registration process is OPEN!
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As our 5 module program of 2019/20 filled very fast, we are happy to announce an additional cycle with 3 Modules starting January 2020 at Lake Studios in Berlin. The program serves as foundation for new students to the Axis Syllabus or provides a deepening and continuing practice for the more experienced. Each module weaves together a matrix of material that offers insights as well as guidance, and inspires autodidact studies. In this smaller cycle we continue to include a Body-Mind-Centering perspective and Contact Improvisation as well as expanding the Axis Syllabus teaching team with Francesca Pedullà and her unique approach. Beside daily classes there are laboratory times in the studio for studying anatomy books, experimenting with and building models, small group discussions, task oriented applications of principles, constraint led learning or building bridges towards other complimentary physical practices.
As always we invite somatic experts, speakers and leave room for some surprises (outdoor sessions, jams, dissection…) to expand the modes of learning and experiencing.
MODULE 1: January 20th to 24th (5 days)
Spine
Ramping & Transitioning Skills
BMC - Organs
MODULE 2: March 23rd to 27th (5 days)
Shoulder Girdle
Undulatory Coordination
Polyrhythms in Body and Music
MODULE 3: June 17th to 24th (8 days)
Applied Paleoanthropology & Comparative Anatomy
Tone, Tension, Tissue Response
Contact Improvisation
Open Ateliers facilitated by senior students
TEACHING TEAM:
Kira Kirsch (all modules)
Antoine Ragot (all modules)
Francesca Pedullà (module 2)
BMC teacher tbc
+ guest speakers, live musicians
Applications & Registrations are OPEN!
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Flyer design & drawings: Katelyn Stiles
Dance Styles
Contact Improvisation (100%)
Organizer
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Antoine Ragot
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