{"id":4124,"date":"2018-11-08T18:23:58","date_gmt":"2018-11-08T18:23:58","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.cofestival.si\/2018\/?p=4124"},"modified":"2018-11-22T13:37:36","modified_gmt":"2018-11-22T13:37:36","slug":"ana-vujanovic-marta-popivoda-slovensko-mladinsko-gledalisce-narodna-sprava-krajine-svobode-national-reconciliation-freedom-landscapes-2018-prva-postavitev-koreografsko-kinematografske-insta","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.cofestival.si\/2018\/en\/ana-vujanovic-marta-popivoda-slovensko-mladinsko-gledalisce-narodna-sprava-krajine-svobode-national-reconciliation-freedom-landscapes-2018-prva-postavitev-koreografsko-kinematografske-insta\/","title":{"rendered":"Ana Vujanovi\u0107 and Marta Popivoda \/ Mladinsko Theatre: National Reconciliation: Freedom Landscapes (2018), first presentation of the choreographic-cinematographic installation"},"content":{"rendered":"\u010detrtek, 29. 11. 2018 \/\/ Thursday, 29th<\/sup> November 2018<\/u><\/em><\/p>\n

7 pm, Mladinsko Theatre, Lower Hall
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Premiere 29. 11. \/ sold out
\nRepeat showings:
\nFriday \/ 30. 11. \/ 19:00 \/
\nSaturday \/ 1. 12. \/ 19:00 \/
\nTuesday \/ 4. 12. \/ 19:00 \/
\nWednesday \/ 5. 12. \/ 19:00 \/<\/p>\n

Tickets available at the Mladinsko Theatre box office and via\u00a0mojekarte.si<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Re\u017eija\/Directed by: Ana Vujanovi\u0107, Marta Popivoda
\nBesedilo\/Text: Ana Vujanovi\u0107 v sodelovanju z\/in collaboration with Marto Popivoda
\nPri\u010devanja in intervjuji\/Based on Accounts of and Interviews with Zora Konjajev, Sonja Vujanovi\u0107 in\/and Zdenka Kidri\u010d
\nIgrajo\/Performers: Damjana \u010cerne, Vida Rucli k. g., Katarina Stegnar
\nDramaturgija\/Dramaturgy: Ana Vujanovi\u0107
\nVideo: Marta Popivoda
\nAsistentka re\u017eije in dramaturgije\/ Director\u2019s and Dramaturgical Assistant: Tery \u017de\u017eelj
\nAsistent dramaturgije (\u0161tudijsko)\/Dramaturgical Assistant (Study Practice): Jernej Poto\u010dan
\nScenografija\/Set Design: Matej Stupica
\nKoreografija\/Choreography: Sheena McGrandles
\nFilmska fotografija\/Film Photography: Lev Predan Kowarski
\nSvetovalec za monta\u017eo\/Film Editing Advisor: Ren\u00e9 Fr\u00f6lke
\nAsistentka kamere\/Camera Assistant: Gaja Naja Rojec
\nLektorica\/Proofreading: Mateja Dermelj
\nPrevod v sloven\u0161\u010dino\/Slovene Translation: Sonja Dol\u017ean
\nPrevod v angle\u0161\u010dino\/English Translation: Vid Ropo\u0161a, Sandra Luki\u010d
\nTon\/Sound: Silvo Zupan\u010di\u010d
\nLu\u010d\/Light: David Cvelbar
\nVideo\/Video: Du\u0161an Ojdani\u010d
\nVodja predstave\/Tehnical Director: Liam Hlede<\/p>\n

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Ana Vujanovi\u0107 and Marta Popivoda are well known in Slovenia as the members of the recently self- abolished Belgrade art and theoretical collective Teorija koja hoda (Walking Theory), as co-workers in the film Yugoslavia: How ideology moved our collective body (2013) and the video research Cultural worker: 3 in 1 (2013), while Ana Vujanovi\u0107 is also known from her tandem with Sa\u0161o Asenti\u0107 for the performance Examining Communitas (episode Ljubljana), which they created with the ensemble of the Mladinsko Theatre in 2015, as well as for the performance My Private Biopolitics, which they presented at the Mladi Levi festival in 2007. Ana Vujanovi\u0107 wrote a series of articles for the magazine Maska, as well as co-edited a few excellent issues, lectured at the Seminar of Performing Arts and years ago followed the Ljubljana festival production in the field of performing arts (Gibanica, Exodos). We could say that she belongs to our shared, formerly federative cultural space, which persists and develops without a systemic form or maybe exactly because of it. Ana Vujanovi\u0107 and Marta Popivoda currently live in Berlin and are invited throughout Europe to work with their transdisciplinary and politically and socially reconsolidated approach to performing arts. <\/em><\/p>\n

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In the choreographically-cinematic installation <\/em>National Reconciliation: Freedom Landscapes<\/em>, which will see its premier showing at the end of this year’s CoFestival, the authors address the construct of history and its subjective derivates or \u2013 maybe it would be more precise \u2013 what the historic constructs with large stories are always willing to set aside because it impedes their \u2018universal\u2019 order. <\/em>Freedom Landscapes <\/em>is an artistic and political journey through the landscapes of anti-fascist and communist memory, which is not afraid of being poetical, emotional, sensory and experimental, while at the same time conceptually and rationally focusing on the problem of erasing these memories from today’s European society. The landscape depiction, connected to the dramaturgical concept of the American writer Getrude Stein, who destabilises the compactness of theatre materials in their essence in order to activate the viewer’s focus and sensitivity, deals with the anti-fascist history in Slovenia and Yugoslavia. Based on documentary textual material, such as the diaries of partisan women from WWII and interviews with them, the performance opens broader questions linked to anti-fascist heroines, the female face of war and the relation between memory and history. The performance invites visitors to spend some time with the artwork and with one another and form shared views of what is currently happening in the contemporary globalised world: a memory is fighting to remain a part of history, and it needs us, living and active people to preserve it as such. The authors create a situation which, with its mass of materials, gives an impression of a cacophony and forces the viewers to actively confront it: they do not place viewers in the role of readers of previously formed historical interpretations, but in the role of historians. <\/em>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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