July 1 to 9 | 10:00-18:00 | DESENHOS DE CENA #2 | Free Entry |
July 1 (Sat) | 15:00-16:00 | DRAWING SCENES | Free Entry |
July 2 (Sun) | 09:00-18:00 | SOUND WORKSHOP|WHISPERING | TWD 1000 |
July 4 (Tue) | 10:00-17:00 | AFFECTIVE OBJECTS WORKSHOP | TWD 1000 |
July 4 (Tue) | 09:00-18:00 | SPACE WORKSHOP | TWD 1000 |
July 6 (Thu) | 10:00-16:00 | LIGHTING WORKSHOP | TWD 1000 |
Date | Daily Open from July 1st to 9th 10:00-18:00 |
Fee | Free Entry |
Aby Cohen is an award winning Golden Triga at Prague Quadrennial - PQ’11 scenographer for her designer and curatorial work on the Brazilian National Exhibition in 2011. PQ’15 artistic team, curator for Shared Space – Politics concept, she also created the installation ‘No Man’s Land’, which took place on the Crossroads in Prague, during the PQ’15. Her works include other relevant international awarded projects as Exhibition Designer and Scenographer. PhD in Scenography, lives in Sao Paulo, working as a designer for Performance and as a Lecturer in Scenography at University of Sao Paulo and at Faculty of Belas Artes . Vice-President of OISTAT 2013-2017.
Date | July 1, Saturday 15:00-16:00 |
Fee | Free Entry |
Number of Participants | Unlimited |
Date | July 2, Sunday 09:00-18:00 (with 30 minutes lunch break) |
Fee |
TWD 1000 |
Number of Participants | Max. 10 |
Ways to Register | Register Now>> |
Ian Evans is the Head of Stage Management at the RWCMD – Cardiff, UK. He has further developed his career as a professional in the theatre and the entertainment and event industry; which has greatly enhanced his skills as an educator. He has been involved with numerous educational projects for OISTAT, including: co-Producer and Technical Director of WSD/Scenofest 2013 and co-Producer and Technical Director for Scenofest 2007 at the Prague Quadrennial; co-organiser of the Beijing International Biennale. Ian most recently artistic works on creating soundscapes projects are: for the installation ‘No Man’s Land’, in 2015 at the Prague Quadrennial, and, in 2016, he produced a sonic installation of his own work called Whispers at the Desenhos de Cena #1 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Since 2014, he has worked with leading theatre practitioners and government officials in Sao Paulo in developing technical training programmes for 46 cultural centres throughout the state.
Date | July 4, Tuesday 10:00-17:00 (with 1 hour lunch break) |
Fee | TWD 1000 |
Number of Participants | Max. 30 |
Ways to Register | Register Now>> |
Renato Bolelli Rebouças is an art director, set and costume designer, architect, performer and visual artist. Currently PhD researcher in Performing Arts at the University of Sao Paulo, dedicated to investigate the theme based on the idea of the poetic of destruction. Since 2003, he develops artistic projects in the areas of theatre, ópera, dance, performance and exhibition. Member of the artistic collective Usina da Alegria Planetaria (UAP).
Date | July 4, Tuesday 09:00-18:00 (with 30 minutes lunch break) |
Fee | TWD 1000 |
Number of Participants | Max. 15 |
Ways to Register | Register Now>> |
Dr Tanja Beer is an award winning ecological scenographer and Academic Fellow in Performance Design and Sustainability (Ecoscenography) at the Melbourne School of Design (University of Melbourne, Australia). Her practice-led research integrates participatory art and theatre-making with sustainability and urban ecology. Tanja’s most significant work is The Living Stage, a global initiate that combines stage design, permaculture and community engagement to create recyclable, biodegradable and edible performance spaces.
Jennifer Tran is an Australian born Chinese-Vietnamese designer and community engagement practitioner. With a background in industrial design, interior architecture and community cultural development, she has designed and delivered interactive installations for theatre, festivals and events across Melbourne. Her most recent work was a large scale production, Inner Beat Live, delivered at the Arts Centre Melbourne for Victoria’s first contemporary Asian performing arts festival, AsiaTOPA. She is currently working on a series of work that focuses on her ancestral migration from China, Vietnam to Australia using visual projections, Chinese calligraphy and local reeds.
Date | July 6, Thursday 10:00-16:00 |
Fee | TWD 1000 |
Number of Participants | Max. 10 |
Ways to Register | |
Note |
Participants are requested to bring a waste/unwanted object, ie. a bag, a frame, an umbrella, even a tissue roll or an empty plastic bottle… |
Po-Hsin Liu also known as Xiaosi, was born in Taiwan. She graduated from the RWCMD in Cardiff, UK with a master’s degree in Theatre Design (Lighting) and received a bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from the Fu Jen Catholic University in Taipei, Taiwan. She designed lighting for more than 60 projects in various performing art areas such as Theatre, Dance, Musical, Puppetry, Mime, and Chinese Opera. In addition, she has served as a lighting coordinator and Chief Electrician for more than 10 projects and festivals, and toured extensively in Europe and Asia.. She is now working as a freelance lighting designer in Taiwan.
Yen-Ting Tseng a.k.a. Kappa is a Taiwan-based artist. She received a BA in Lighting Design from Taipei National University of Arts and an MA in Visual Language of Performance from Wimbledon College of Art, London. In her latest work as scenographer, she is particularly interested in creating site-specific experiences through lighting and the arrangement of found objects. Kappa also works in object performance by applying her knowledge of puppetry, machinery and electricity to the theatre arts. Her works show surreal and sentimental landscapes within human beings via unexpected narrative. Her work has been presented in various cities of Asia and Europe.
Minimum age recommended: 16+