Here is a video of the performance on 3 Dec 2011. The 30-minute performance is condensed to about 6 minute here. Enjoy!!
lll Movement
This blog has been set up by atelier | small, Tang Ling Nah and Zai Tang, as an online platform documenting the development of our collaborative public art installation, titled ||| Movement. Our work will be shown from 14th October – 4th November as part of Hub-to-Hub and Archifest 2011.
Monday, 9 January 2012
Thursday, 29 December 2011
Thursday, 22 December 2011
||| Movement (Shuffle) Rehearsal Video
This video documents the rehearsal of ||| Movement (Shuffle) held on 26 November 2011.
Photo by Sherman See-Tho
Saturday, 19 November 2011
||| Movement (Shuffle)
||| Movement is now moving on to Part 2. Titled
Movement (Shuffle), it re-engages the physical installation and soundscape’s
zones for remembering, contemplating and transforming through dance: bodily
movements and interaction set against the fragmentation of past relics, the
romantic backdrop of Fort Canning Park and the youthful aspirations of the
neighbouring collegiate.
Venue: Stamford Green (transitory space
between NMS and escalators leading to Fort Canning)
The performance will take place on 3 Dec 2011, 7pm within
the installation.
You are also welcome to attend the preview on 26 Nov 2011, 7pm.
Please RSVP the day you would like to attend.
Dress code: Casual
You are also welcome to attend the preview on 26 Nov 2011, 7pm.
Please RSVP the day you would like to attend.
Dress code: Casual
||| Movement is created
by Team Aural (architecture collective atelier | small, visual artist Tang Ling-Nah
& sound artist Zai Tang ).
||| Movement Shuffle is presented by Team Aural and activated by dancers Bernice Lee, Catherine Erica Cheok, Chan Jia Ai Christina, Faye Lim, Mafalda Almeida, Neo Yanny Zong, Daniel Sahagun Sanchez, Sherry Tay, Xinyan Wu.
||| Movement Shuffle is presented by Team Aural and activated by dancers Bernice Lee, Catherine Erica Cheok, Chan Jia Ai Christina, Faye Lim, Mafalda Almeida, Neo Yanny Zong, Daniel Sahagun Sanchez, Sherry Tay, Xinyan Wu.
Art Direction by Tang
Ling-Nah
Shuffle Sound Score by Zai Tang; Movement Score by Faye Lim
Shuffle Sound Score by Zai Tang; Movement Score by Faye Lim
Supported by ACCLAIM
Lighting, National Parks Board
In the case of rain on 3
Dec, the show may be delayed till 8pm to start (pray the clouds hold). If that
does not happen, the show will be postponed to 4 Dec 7pm. Please check out our
blog http://lllmovement.blogspot.com/ & contact
Tang Ling-Nah@9747 4298 for more information. Thanks!
Thursday, 17 November 2011
||| Movement (Shuffle) 5 Nov-4 Dec 2011, with Performance on 3 Dec 2011
Team Aural is glad to announce that the exhibition of ||| Movement at the same site is extended till 4 Dec 2011.
This second part is titled || Movement (Shuffle) and consists of a dance movement which will be presented on Saturday, 3 Dec 2011, 7pm onwards (weather-permitting).
Here is the upcoming schedule of what we will be doing on-site preceding the performance:
Run-through with the full cast: Sat, Nov 26th, 6pm
Dry run: Sat, Dec 3rd, 5.30pm
Performance: 7pm
Attendance is free.
Here is a video showing one of the try-out sessions at the Remembering zone of ||| Movement:
This second part is titled || Movement (Shuffle) and consists of a dance movement which will be presented on Saturday, 3 Dec 2011, 7pm onwards (weather-permitting).
Here is the upcoming schedule of what we will be doing on-site preceding the performance:
Run-through with the full cast: Sat, Nov 26th, 6pm
Dry run: Sat, Dec 3rd, 5.30pm
Performance: 7pm
Attendance is free.
Here is a video showing one of the try-out sessions at the Remembering zone of ||| Movement:
Call for Dancers
Do you enjoy slow/social/couple dancing?
Would you like to participate in a
site-specific performance at Stamford Green on Dec 3rd?
Team Aural (atelier | small, Tang Ling-Nah & Zai Tang) who created ||| Movement (pls see www.lllmovement.blogspot.com)
at Stamford Green, is inviting interested individuals or couples to
participate in a group slow/social/couple dance as part of a larger
performance. ||| Movement is a public
art installation located at the previous site of the Old National
Library, where there now is a quiet clearing that is suitable for an
intimate dance.
Interested individuals or couples have to be available on most of these dates:
Introductory session: Sat, Nov 19th, 6pm
Run-through with the full cast: Sat, Nov 26th, 6pm
Dry run: Sat, Dec 3rd, 5.30pm
Performance: 7pm
If you are interested in participating, please contact Faye Lim at
FMINLIM[at]GMAIL.COM, or Ling Nah at
ACTIVATEDCSTUDIO[at]GMAIL.COM. THANKS!!
A Synopsis of ||| Movement (Shuffle)
What impression will ||| Movement leave behind for its host
site? What if ||| Movement decides to stay
indefinitely? Will it outstay its welcome? While it’s still here, how does ||| Movement want to dance with its surrounding
site―with its curves, its
emotions, its (missed) opportunities? For lack of imagination, ||| Movement takes
its host site by the hand, and then by the waist, and gives it a twirl for old
times’ sake!
||| Movement (Shuffle), conceived as the second part of ||| Movement, imagines this
dance through the ||| Movement installation and
soundscape’s zones for remembering, contemplating and transforming―all this against the fragmentation
of past relics, the romantic backdrop of Fort Canning Park and the youthful
aspirations of the neighbouring collegiate.
||| Movement (Shuffle) begins with
couples of various pairings enjoying recognisable slow dance steps and an
emerging pattern of twirls and spirals. The image of a ballroom is conjured
from this transitory space between the Singapore that never sleeps and the
Singapore that sits still. Perhaps in a
rocking embrace, the non-stop movement and the stillness can co-exist. Viewers
and passers-by are invited to join in this embrace with two-left feet,
two-right feet, and everything in between.
Abruptly, spritely and sticky young individuals take
interest in the space and the highs and lows of its installations. The
individuals coalesce into a blob for added support and travel through the space― curving around, going under and
climbing over anything/one that is in their way. When the journey is easy, they
do a fast and playful dance. They can only manage a slow dance when the journey
is tough. There is no end to their travels. Someone needs to tell them to stop!
Though, occasionally, they find themselves in a tight, forgotten corner at the
self-help section, and someone steals a kiss.
What does the host site think or feel about all this? Does
it need some time to respond? Would it help if there were a rest in the
movement at this very moment; a pause for breath? Perhaps everyone―blob, dancing couples, viewers―lost their ability to move
anything but their expressive diaphragms. At this point, soft cricket sounds
escape from behind clenched teeth and fill the space. Somehow, the cricket
sounds make contemplating that much easier.
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Monday, 17 October 2011
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