April 9 :Barco Dance Collection / Dinis Machado (PT/SE)
Barco Dance Collection is a project were Dinis Machado invites other choreographers, to create short solos for himself as a dancer.
After performing fragments of BARCO Dance Collection in five different locations in the city, Dinis Machado comes back to Weld for a ultimate 4 hours presentation of the full collection of dances made until now for BARCO. A durational performance where his body is crossed by the short dances created by 13 different choreographers.
In a long investigation about being a dancer Dinis simultaneously will look for the performer each dance asks for, while navigating through an afternoon of 4 hours of dance where accuracy and embodiment are in continuous negociation. Join us for some dances or for the full afternoon!
Born in Portugal, Dinis Machado has presented in Stockholm throughout the spring 2017 diferent small groups of works from BARCO Dance Collection in different locations, drawing a map of his relation with the city of Stockholm where he is based since 2012.
Avoiding touristic evidencies, Dinis performed small groups of works under Liljeholms Bron, at Rönnels Antiqvariat, at Norra Hamarbinhamnen, at the Queer club FIST and at Folkkulturcentrum unfolding his history and relation with the city through a narrative of citizenship.
Barco Dance Collection is a collection of dances rather than a collection of dance performances (in the interdisciplinary sense of a stage performance where light, sound, set and costume build something together).
The proposal for the choreographers invited is to think that the space where these dances happen is not the room we are in, but within the body itself.
This is a collection of dances where dance is looked and worked on as an autonomous discipline.
Line up:
Rebecka Stillman (SE)
Vicky Malin (UK)
Javiera Péon-Veiga (CL)
Robbie Synge (UK)
Lucy Suggate (UK)
Katerina S. Andreou (GR/FR)
Rosalind Goldberg (SE)
Conny Karlsson Lundgren (SE)
Ali Moini (IR/FR)
Jorge Gonçalves (DE/PT)
Rachel Tess (US/SE)
Anna Koch (SE)
Elisabete Finger (BR)
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DINIS MACHADO (SE/PT)
Is Born in Porto and based in Stockholm since 2012. With an education on Dance and Visual Arts, his works develop usually from the crossing point of this two areas: were the concrete gesture of plastic construction is reclaimed and worked as choreographic material. He works as a performer for theatre and dance since 1994 and as choreographer of his own works since 2007.
Dinis Machado finished in May 2014 the MA in Coreography at DOCH (Stockholm). Finished the Independent Studies Program in Visual Arts at Maumaus – Visual Arts School (Lisbon) directed by Jurgen Boch. Has a BA in Theatre by the Superior School of Theatre and Cinema (Lisbon). Has the 7t degree in Classical Ballet and Contemporary dance by Balleteatro (Porto), and the performers course of Academia Contemporanea do Espectaculo.
In 2013 Dinis Machado received the life Long Burning (Jardin D'Europe) Swedish co-production by Cullberg Ballet for his project Black Cats Can See In The Dark But Are Not Seen. The work was one of the nominated for the Pris Jardin D'Europe at ImPulsTanz 2014.
As performer Machado has collaborated, among others, with Miguel Pereira, Trisha Brown Dance Company, Rogerio Nuno Costa, Miguel Loureiro, Andre e. Teodosio, Catia Leitao and Isabel Barro
He works as Choreographer since 2006. Since then directed the shows Out in Space – Experiences on Autonomy, Black Cats Can See in The Dark But Are Not Seen, Dinis Machado por Dinis Machado, Dramaturgy, Still Nature, Parole, Parole, Parole, Only You, Paradigm and Cyber Sunday in colaboration and presented in Austria, Croatia, Uruguay, France, Sweden, Germany, England and Portugal in contexts as ImpulsTanz, MDT, Dance 4, Chealsea Theatre, Festival de Danza Contemporanea de Uruguai, Festival Escritas Na Paisagem, Festival Temps D'images, Festival Da Fabrica, Quarta Parede, ZDB/Negocio, NEC, Edificio (O Rumo do Fumo/Forum Danca), Plataforma HR, among others.
He runs frequently workshops around his artistic practice and taught a one year course in performance practices at NEC (Porto). Dinis Machado is an associated artist from ZDB in Lisbon
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BARCO Dance Collection Stockholm 2017
28/1 4 pm. Liljeholmshamnen (under bron)
Choreophy: Rebecka Stillman (SE), Vicky Malin (UK), Javiera Péon-Veiga (CL), Rosalind Goldberg (SE),
16/2 6.30 pm. Rönnells antikvariat (Birger Jarlsg.32B)
Choreophy: Jorge Gonçalves (DE/PT), Vicky Malin (UK), Rosalind Goldberg (SE), Rebecka Stillman (SE),
26/2 at 4pm Norra hammarbyhamnen, the dock in front of Mandelparken.
Choreophy: Jorge Gonçalves (DE/PT), Rebecka Stillman (SE), Javiera Péon-Veiga (CL), Elisabete Finger (BR)
4/3 at 9pm FIST CLUB, Färgfabriken. Lövholmsbrinken 1
Choreophy: Conny Karlsson Lundgren (SE), Vicky Malin (UK), Rachell Tess (SE/US), Robbie Synge (UK), Elisabete Finger (BR)
26/3 at 3.30pm Folkkulturcentrum. Artemisgatan 19
Choreography: Conny Karlsson Lundgren (SE), Ali Moini (IR/FR), Katerina S. Andreou (GR/FR), Anna Koch (SE)
9/4 at 4 pm, Weld, Norrtullsgatan 7
Choreography: Lucy Suggate (UK), Vicky Malin (UK), Robbie Synge (UK), KaWterina S. Andreou (GR/FR), Javiera Péon-Veiga (CL), Elisabete Finger (BR), Rosalind Goldberg (SE), Rebecka Stillman (SE), Rachel Tess (US/SE), Jorge Gonçalves (DE/PT), Ali Moini (IR/FR), Conny Karlsson Lundgren (SE), Anna Koch (SE)
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Barco Dance Collection
A project curated and performed by Dinis Machado(SE/PT)
With choreographies byDan Daw (UK), Lucy Suggate (UK), Vicky Malin (UK), Robbie Synge (UK), Katerina S. Andreou (GR/FR), Javiera Péon-Veiga (CL), Elisabete Finger (BR), Rosalind Goldberg (SE), Rebecka Stillman (SE), Rachel Tess (US/SE), Jorge Gonçalves (DE/PT), Ali Moini (IR/FR), Miguel Jaime (UY/AR), Conny Karlsson Lundgren (SE) and Anna Koch (SE).
and Curatorial Gaze essays by Kate Marsch (UK), Chris Lewis-Jones (UK).
Confirmed Residencies with performances at MARC (Kivic), BCN (Porto), Nave (Chile), METAL (Peterborough), Dance4 (Nottingham), Critical Path (Sydney), Weld (Stockholm), IAC (Malmo), Festival International de Danza Contemporânea de Uruguay (Montevideo).
With the support of Konstnärsnämnden (SE), Kulturrådet (SE), Arts Council England (UK) and DGArtes (PT)