Author: Marian Covington
Vanishing Point: Dance At Quay
Tuesday, 5th August, 2008 at 2:27 pm, Isle of Wight
| 28, August 2008 | ||
| 6:00 pm |
Don’t miss the chance to see VANISHING POINT, an 80 minute live multi-media performance incorporating dance, video art, light sculptures and an original music score all for FREE in the Michael West Gallery at Quay Arts at the end of August.
Performed by Evolving Motion (previously Cathy Seago and Dancers) dancers include Cathy Seago, Carl Harrison and Ventnor’s very own Rosalind Noctor.
The concept of Vanishing Point is the brainchild of Cathy Seago.
She was keen to produce an immediate and sensory experience sculpting the motion of light, sound and bodies within the context of a visual arts space instead of the traditional performance arena - hence the Quay will be hosting the piece in the Michael West Gallery.
The work ranges from contemplative quiet to dynamic high energy.
About Evolving Motion & VANISHING POINT
Evolving Motion has received awards in support of choreographic research and performance since 1998 in Europe, the US and Southeast Asia.
COLLABORATING ARTISTS
Choreography by Cathy Seago, Video art by David McCormick for Snake Oil, Lighting consultancy by Adam Bassett, Scenographic costume by Ros Noctor, Music by Belgian composer Emmanuel Baily and the Wangwei Quartet and the performers are Rosalind Noctor, Carl Harrison and Cathy Seago.
PROJECT SUPPORT
Funded by Arts Council England and the University of Winchester. The development of Vanishing Point was supported by artist residencies in Singapore hosted by Odyssey Dance Theatre and at the Blue Elephant Theatre London and by the provision of studio space at The Point, Eastleigh as part of its creative associates scheme. Subsidised rehearsal facilities were provided by the Jerwood Space.
Check the Evolving Motion website for more info
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Performance Date/Time: Thurs 28 Aug 6-8pm
Location: Michael West Gallery, Quay Arts
Ticket Price: FREE
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