Side Products + L.S.D.-2

SIDE PRODUCTS

nadaLokal shows killed darlings by a wide range of performance-artists, who live and / or work in Vienna

With possible contributions by: Andrey Andrianov, Daniel Aschwanden, Ewa Bankowska, Francisca Benitez, Georg Blaschke, Marco Bolognesi, Claudia Bosse, Milli Bitterli, Boris Ceko, Magda Chowaniec, Stephanie Cumming, Itay Dekel, Julius Deutschbauer, Ivo Dimchev, Alix Eynaudi, Laia Fabre, Klaus Filip, Hermann Fink, Chri Frautschi, Fanni Futterknecht, Christine Gaigg, Philipp Gehmacher, Michael Goldgruber, Alexander Gottfarb, Mariella Greil, Ivo Gurschler, Chris Haring, Jack Hauser, Ed Hauswirth, Claudia Heu, Radek Hewelt, Lisa Hinterreithner, Francesca Honegger, Saskia Hölbing, Sabina Holzer, Florentina Holzinger, Thomas Jelinek, Anne Juren, Laura Kalauz, Thomas Kasebacher, Rotraud Kern, Zoe Knights, Barbara Kraus, Christoph Kurzmann, Jan Machacek, Raul Maia, Michikazu Matsune, Andrea Maurer, Anna Mendelssohn, Tomate van Monte, Valerie Oberleithner, Anke Philipp, Amanda Piña, Lisl Ponger, Lieve du Pourq, Joy Prutscher, Roland Rauschmeier, Sabile Rasiti, Romy Rüegger, Martina Ruhsam, Linda Samaraweerova, Elisabeth von Samsonow, Lars Schmid, Nicola Schößler, Oleg Soulimengo, Christoph Srb, Chris Standfest, Robert Steijn, Doris Stelzer, Akemi Takeya, Cezary Tomaszewski, Doris Uhlich, Paul Wenninger, Lena Wicke-Aengenheyster, Brigitte Wilfing, Stefanie Wilhelm, Daniel Zimmermann, Veronika Zott – and many more, or less.

L.S.D.-2 Enacting Rhythms guided by Camila Marambio (CHL) with guest DJ: Nicolás Spencer (D/CHL)

Inspired by the 5Rhythms, a movement meditation devised by Gabrielle Roth in the late 1970’s that uses tenets of shamanistic, mystical and eastern philosophy, Camilia Marambio expects that the dance that she will share will allow us to more actively know and engage in the becoming otherwise of things.

Let’s Share Dances (L.S.D.) is a new format offered by nadaLokal in cooperation with the Austrian Federal Ministry of Movement Affairs (BMfB)

nadaLokal invites people to share their dances, movement ideas and choreographic scores with the interested community. L. S. D. is not about training and not about leisure, but considers dance as a way of expanding consciousness. Like writers of the Fin de siècle used to share their works in Viennese cafés, artists can share their dances at the nadaLokal. Dance as a common experience, free of charge and nourished by all participants. Let’s Share Dances!