DDF News — 6 May 2020
Lunchtime Listening: A Podcast Series from DRAFF
If you're taking a break to eat your lunch or if you're just in need of a moment away from your work (or the news), we've got you covered with this short podcast series created by DRAFF and ddr.
In this 3-part podcast series, we hear from three boundary-breaking international artists who presented workshops at DDF2019 as part of a programme curated by DRAFF.
Sit back, enjoy and be inspired...
Episode 1: Nora Chipaumire and Oona Doherty
Zimbabwean-born, New York-based choreographer and performer Nora Chipaumire met up with Belfast-based choreographer and performer Oona Doherty to have a chat about their work, and dance in general.
Both Oona and Nora are intensely physical and dynamic performers, concerned with energy of the performative moment. Their conversation addressed issues of race, the idea of selling out and economies of performance.
Listen to the FULL PODCAST.
Episode 2: Aimar Pérez Galí and Sarah Browne
While in Dublin to present a workshop as part of DDF2019, Catalan choreographer and dancer Aimar Pérez Galí, met Irish visual artist Sarah Browne, who took part in the workshop. Together, they discuss Aimar's work, much of which focuses on the idea of embodied intelligence, and how the body functions as an archive of its experiences.
Listen to the FULL PODCAST.
Episode 3: Sarah Vanhee and Suzanne Walsh
In the final episode in this three-part podcast series, audio/visual artist, writer and musician Suzanne Walsh (Dublin) speaks to artist, performer and writer Sarah Vanhee (Brussels) about wild birds, trash, rewilding language and our connection to nature.
Listen to the FULL PODCAST.
