A guide to previous Braunarts events in the year 2005 presented
in reverse order and including speaking events and productions:
DECEMBER 2005
Braunarts will be continuing to develop new interactive multimedia
projects for 2006 and 2007.
NOVEMBER 2005
Of
The Heart
Braunarts will publish a website entitled 'Of The
Heart' in November.
The Of The Heart website is a detailed exploration
of the collaborative project created by internationally acclaimed
composer Sir John Tavener, heart imaging specialists Dr Philip Kilner
and Dr. Sonya Babu-Narayan and the critically acclaimed choreographer
Wayne McGregor with his company Random Dance.
Of The Heart is a new and original work on the
theme of the heart.
Website address to be revealed in November.
OCTOBER 2005
The Dark -
Black History Month, Liverpool
The Dark is part of Liverpool's Black History Month events and ends its
stay in Liverpool on October 30th.
Anyone wishing to book tickets for The Dark during
the last two weeks of its stay in Liverpool should contact Gabriella
Braun on 07973 800 841.
SEPTEMBER 2005
AMU -
Braunarts prepares for new multi-camera recording
15-17 September
Amu (Premiere)
Sadler’s Wells, London, UK
0870 737 7737
Amu (of the heart) is
Random Dance's most ambitious, emotive and provocative collaboration to
date.
For Amu, the
critically acclaimed choreographer Wayne McGregor with his outstanding
company of dancers and in collaboration with the heart imaging
specialist Dr Phiip Kilner will question both the physical functions
and symbolic resonances of the human heart.
Sir John Tavener will create his first
commissioned original score for dance, where the heart is the centre of
an inspiring musical dialogue of feeling, devotion and spirituality.
AUGUST 2005
The
Dark
The Dark opened in the Albert Dock in Liverpool in
August 2005. Famous for its maritime history and involvement in the
slave trade, Liverpool is the ideal setting for visitors to explore The
Dark.
The Dark is for people who are:
* interested in Liverpool's maritime history
* interested in the UK's black history
* enjoy being in a challenging and stimulating
environment
* comfortable in completely dark spaces
If you are one or more of the above- you will
definitely enjoy exploring The Dark, so book your place at a show now!
Find out more at The Dark website -
www.thedark.net
JULY 2005
Dream
Time
Terry Braun visits Boston as part of his Dream Time research and meets
with artists, curators, architects and journalists.
The Dark
Braunarts prepare to take The Dark to Liverpool
where it will open to the public in the famous Albert Dock.
JUNE 2005
Dream
Time
Terry Braun visits New York as part of his Dream Time research and
meets with artists, curators, architects and journalists.
MAY 2005
Dream
Time
Terry begins his Dream Time award period exploring
the rapidly evolving relationship between new interactive media and new
architectural spaces.
In his search for an architecture which has
actively set out to integrate new media into its function, design and
construction, Terry will visit key buildings in The United States,
Germany and Japan.
Simultaneously, Terry will also learn to use 3D
modeling software to create his own visions for an architecture that
embraces and enhances the digital arts.
APRIL 2005
Dream
Time
Terry Braun is awarded a Dream Time Fellowship from NESTA (National
Endowment of Science, Technology and the Arts), the organisation that
invests in UK innovation.
The Fellowships are annually awarded to leading
individuals working in any area of technology/engineering, science or
the arts.
The awards are designed to give exceptional
achievers, with at least ten years of experience within their field,
structured time away from their work to pursue ideas and activities
which will benefit both themselves and their sector.
MARCH 2005
The Dark
A new tour of The Dark is currently being planned in the UK and abroad
over 2005 - 2008.
Venues interested in hosting The Dark can download
an extensive information pack or receive a CD-Rom version in the post.
Please telephone Braunarts on +44 (0) 208 670 9917 for more information
on this.
FEBRUARY 2005
British Council Seminar: 'Effective and creative
use of computers in schools'
February 28th 2005
As an expert witness, Terry Braun will work with others on a panel to
introduce the major issues on the UK scene and to respond to questions.
The aims of this event are:
- identify key concepts and interrelationships
in ICT and education;
- to examine practical examples of how ICT is
implemented in schools;
- contrast this with the policy &
research viewpoints;
- share experiences with other participants;
- develop independent and principled thinking in
relationship to ICT in education.
Organisors:
Stephen
Heppell and Richard Millwood of Ultralab - www.ultralab.net
JANUARY 2005
The Dark ends
its stay in Birmingham
On January 11th The dark will be leaving Millennium Point.
Please book your tickets for the final shows by
calling 0121 202 2222 as places in each show are limited to 15.
Tickets are free but places are limited.
