Lugar e participação em senha de acesso : práticas entre estúdio, palco e espaço urbano em dança contemporânea

Abstract

This study proposes reflections in the field of contemporary dance that stem from two problem-words: place and participation. Recommended as a city walk, the text is structured around the creative process of senha de acesso (2011), a choreographic piece by André Luiz Santos da Silva (as known as André Bern in the arts scene), in order to crisscross a number of works by other artists (Coletivo Pague Leve, Denise Stutz, Gustavo Ciríaco & Andrea Sonnberger, Hélio Oiticica, hello!earth, Jérôme Bel, Morena Paiva, Victor D Olive, Yoko Ono) that highlight: 1) an understanding of existence in the world that suggests new bases on which the relationship between artists and the public can happen; 2) tensions promoted in the trajectories and creative experiments conducted between studios, stages and urban spaces; and 3) a notion of body understood as place in contemporary dance. To this end, excerpts of conversations, field notes and artists accounts are made available in the act of interweaving the analysis of scenes from senha de acesso with contemporary dance pieces by other artists