When there was a pandemic we...
AlgoRHYTHM From Home
ABOUT
2020 we were due to tour our interactive dance/science show AlgoRHYTHM! to arts and science festivals in the UK. Due to the pandemic, we were unable to take this show on the road BUT with the help of Arts Council Emergency Funding we transformed the show into AlgoRHYTHM! from Home: a free online dance series designed to highlight different types of scientific research through an interactive boogie.
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You can find out more about this on our Science-y Works page.
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CREDITS
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Funded by:
Arts Council England
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Partners:
IMSR (Institute of Metabolisms and Systems Research) University of Birmingham
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Videography & Photography:
LYNNEBEC
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Performers/Devisors:
LYNNEBEC
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Embrace the Strange Movement Workshop
ABOUT
For the Barber Home series curated by Barber Institute of Fine Arts, LYNNEBEC were invited to create a surreal Dada-esque movement workshop. Inspired by Jean (Hans) Arp’s Man Seen by a Flower (1958) the workshop will offer a space to explore our own physicality in the current nonsensical landscape.
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Responding to Arp’s working processes, LYNNEBEC will embrace the strange and celebrate chaos by using chance and risk as a choreographing technique. We invited participants to join this nurturing space for bodies, to become comfortable with the idea of change and randomness and encourage growth within ourselves.
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CREDITS
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Commissioned by:
The Barber Institute of Fine Arts
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Videography & Photography:
LYNNEBEC
Performers/Devisors:
LYNNEBEC
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