*New deleted scenes with dancer, filmmaker and choreographer Yvonne Rainer
*
In this new podcast, we dig up some unreleased fragments of the interview
with Yvonne Rainer
that we were
unable to include the first time around.
Link: https://rwm.macba.cat/en/extra/yvonne-rainer-deleted/capsula
Exploring expressive vocabularies that have the power to dismantle the
boundaries of artistic disciplines, Yvonne Rainer has pieced together an
extraordinarily extensive career straddling the worlds of choreography,
writing, and filmmaking. Aside from her participation in milestones of the
American avant-garde of the sixties from Minimalism to the Judson Dance
Theatre , her involvement in effervescent political moments like the
protests against the Vietnam war and the feminist movements, and her
autobiographical film investigations attest to her branching, experimental
energy, which is still going strong today. In works such as her recent
choreography The Concept of Dust, or How do you look when theres nothing
left to move, she combines a series of canonical texts with a cast of
older dancers who can, Rainer says, challenge the audiences expectations
and do things that no young dancer can do.
*Timeline*
*00:00* “Concept of dust” footnote: Dostoevsky’s “Baden Baden”
You can listen to the main feature with Yvonne Rainer here:
https://rwm.macba.cat/en/sonia/yvonne-rainer-main/capsula
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