Dobbelt worksharing: Marie Kaae og Giraff Graff

* English belowKom forbi UP, hvor Marie Kaae og Giraff Graff giver os et indblik i deres arbejde, som afslutning på en uges residency i regi af UPs Tid i Rum. Efter de to worksharings serveres der kaffe og te i foyeren på UP. Program:13.00-13:45: Worksharing i The Pit med Giraff Graff og projektet "Dagbøger: Efter branden"13:45-14.30: Worksharing i White Lab med Marie Kaae og projektet “What She Said” 14.30-15.00: Kaffe og the i foyeren Om "Dagbøger: Efter branden" af Giraff Graff Natten til store bededag brændte performancekunstner Camilla Graff Juniors atelier ned, og hun mistede de fleste af sine dagbøger. Brænden og tabet af dagbøgerne skete midt i en undersøgelse af erindring, hvor Camilla Graff Junior havde performet sit værk ”Dagbøger” tolv gange i syv lande. Den kunstneriske undersøgelse i Tid i Rum vil tage udgangspunkt i spørgsmålet: Hvordan husker vi? Om "What She Said" af Marie Kaae “What She Said” er en danseforestilling, der udspringer af Marie Kaaes tidligere sociologiske forskning på La Sorbonne. Forestillingen undersøger skønhedsdiskurser og deres skyggesider og rolle i samfundets underbevidste magtspil. Hvordan står skønhed i forhold til kapitalistisk produktion, reproduktion og indre skønhed i relation til Gud og spiritualitet? Igennem Tid i Rum vil Marie Kaae fortsætte arbejdet med værket, som består af dans og poesi. English: Drop by UP for an inspiring afternoon where Marie Kaae and Giraff Graff will share insights into their work, marking the conclusion of a week-long residency as part of UP’s Tid i Rum program. Following the two worksharings, coffee and tea will be served in UP’s foyer. Programme: 13:00–13:45: Worksharing in The Pit with Giraff Graff and the project “Diaries: After the Fire” 13:45–14:30: Worksharing in White Lab with Marie Kaae and the project “What She Said” 14:30–15:00: Coffee and tea in the foyer About “Diaries: After the Fire” by Giraff Graff On the night before the Danish public holiday Store Bededag, performance artist Camilla Graff Junior’s studio burned down, and she lost most of her diaries. The fire and the loss of the diaries occurred in the midst of an artistic investigation into memory, during which Camilla Graff Junior had performed her work “Diaries” twelve times across seven countries. The artistic research developed during Tid i Rum takes its point of departure in the question: How do we remember? About “What She Said” by Marie Kaae “What She Said” is a dance performance rooted in Marie Kaae’s previous sociological research at Sorbonne University. The performance explores beauty discourses, their shadow sides, and their role within society’s subconscious power dynamics. How does beauty relate to capitalist production, reproduction, and inner beauty in relation to God and spirituality? During Tid i Rum, Marie Kaae will continue developing the work, which combines dance and poetry.