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Phillip Adams, Nanette Hassall
Phillip Adams, Nanette Hassall
Creative Connections Symposium @ BEAP2004 September 4, 2004
This paper explores the importance of narrative in Phillip Adams’ work. Despite the fact that he is seen by the critics as a member of the ‘post moderns’ in dance in Australia there are significant ways in which we see him depart from the traditional understandings of those terms in order to develop a more idiosyncratic and personal style.
Dis-Patch: Practice As. . . Practice And Research, Jonathan Mustard, Chrissie Parrott
Dis-Patch: Practice As. . . Practice And Research, Jonathan Mustard, Chrissie Parrott
Creative Connections Symposium @ BEAP2004 September 4, 2004
Dis-Patch is the title of a dance work that was partly the outcome of research into ways in which movement in space might successfully correlate to the parameters of sound. The process of making the work in workshops, rehearsals and performance both altered our view of, and added to the background research. It became evident in this process that certain outcomes, whilst alien to musically conventional ears, were nevertheless valid and interesting sonic translations of the choreography. The performance demonstrated how issues within and between disciplines can be re-problematised through the creative and innovative use of technology. It is our …