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Aleksandra Borys and Wojciech Grudziński?s study visit to New York and Philadelphia, organised by Movement Research as part of the GPS/Global Practice Sharing Program in collaboration with the Art Stations Foundation and the Institute of Music Dance, is now under way. During the visit, the artists will participate in the events held as part of the Movement Research Fall Festival, while also presenting their practices/works-in-progress during a special night shared with local artists at the historic Judson Church (3 December), preceded by an artist talk with the other participants of the program (GPS Chats, 28 November). This inaugural GPS Chats...

We wrześniu 2017 odbywa się czwarta rezydencja IX edycji Maat Festival – „Ciało narodowe”. Joanna Leśnierowska i Aleksandra Borys podczas swojej rezydencji będzie pracowała nad koncepcją nowego spektaklu, który zobaczyć będzie można podczas prezentacji prac wszystkich rezydentów w grudniu 2017   O rezydencji:   Gest celowego rozmazywania obrazu (ang. blur) jest obecny w tradycji europejskiego malarstwa już od czasów Leonarda da Vinci i jego techniki zmiękczania konturów (sfumato). Jednak to dopiero wraz z praktyką Gerharda Richtera rozmyte powierzchnie i kształty stały się jednym z centralnych motywów zarówno figuratywnego, jak i abstrakcyjnego, malarstwa i fotografii (oraz postfotografii) współczesnej. Artyści rozmazują obrazy...

As part of the SBNT on Tour Joanna Leśnierowska will present her piece blur performed by Aleksandra Borys. The performance will be presented three times at Berlin?s DOCK11 Studios  (Kastanienallee 79) on 21, 22 and 23 September at 7 am. The presentations are made possible thanks to the support of the Polish Institute in Berlin.   Although the principle of ?blur? was introduced into the tradition of European painting as early as  da Vinci?s sfumato-technique, it was however only after Gerhard Richter (in whose work the phenomenon of out-of-focus and hazy images took such a dominant role) that the blurred...

On Sunday, 14 December at 7 pm Poznań's Old Brewery New Dance (Słodownia + 3) is going to present the premiere of Collective Jumps, a choreography prepared by Isabelle Schad with Polish dancers to mark the finale of Old Brewery New Dance's jubilee year. The piece by Berlin-based choreographer Isabelle Schad addresses community building in dance. Forms and practices of folk and group dances of different cultures are scrutinised and examined in the context of contemporary work policy and the dancing body. The piece sees dance as a political act, and the body as a "site of resistance". Associations with...

The Arts Stations Foundation is presenting a performance by the second resident visiting Poznań as part of the For Each Gesture Another Character exhibition, which opens the tenth year of the Art Stations Foundation by Grażyna Kulczyk, bringing together for the first time its exhibition and performative programmes. Borys’ residency will conclude with a public performance.   In the course of the exhibition, the Art Stations Gallery’s space turns into stage for three young choreographers: Magdalena Ptasznik, Aleksandra Borys and Anna Steller, who are Art Stations’s residents in succession. Their temporary interventions at the gallery are a reference to the works on...

Aleksandra Borys will be an artistic resident of the Old Brewery in Poznań from 8 to 15 March. During her residency, Aleksandra Borys will seek to further investigate her two fascinations, namely the art of Richard Long and Edward Lorenz’s Chaos Theory. She finds Long’s work interesting for his treatment of movement as a measure of time and space, his use of natural materials only, and the fact that travelling is creative material for him. Lorenz’s theory is appealing for Borys as it proclaims that even the most subtle change brought about by external factors in a given time or place may...

19 lutego 2014  w Pałacu Krasińskich w Warszawie odbyło się uroczyste wręczenie stypendiów programu „Młoda Polska”. W tegorocznej edycji Minister Bogdan Zdrojewski odznaczył 85 młodych artystów, którzy wykazali się wybitnymi osiągnięciami w reprezentowanych przez siebie dziedzinach (film, fotografia, literatura, muzyka, sztuki wizualne, taniec, teatr). W dziedzinie tańca przyznano 5 stypendiów, w tym dwa na realizację projektów artystycznych: dla Aleksandry Borys (projekt choreograficzny pt. Movementscape) i Karola Miękiny (spektakl teatru tańca pt. Homo Religiosus). Ponadto trzy osoby otrzymały stypendia na pokrycie kosztów nauki w zagranicznych szkołach tańca: Lena Obłuska i Stanisław Węgrzyn  (oboje: udział w programie doskonalenia techniki tańca klasycznego w...

 On 19 February 2014 Poland’s culture minister Bogdan Zdrojewski officially awarded the Young Poland [Młoda Polska] scholarships to 85 emerging artists who have displayed outstanding merit in their respective fields: film, photography, literature, music, visual arts, dance, and theatre. Five scholarships were awarded to dance artists. Two will support new productions:  Aleksandra Borys’ choreographic project Movementscape and Karol Miękina’s dance theatre piece Homo Religiosus. Three other will be used to pay for tuition at foreign dance schools: thanks to them Lena Obłuska and Stanisław Węgrzyn will attend the Miami City Ballet School’s training programme, while Agnieszka Pędziwiatr will study at the Anton Bruckner...

On Friday, 17 January (7 pm) the Old Brewery in Poznań will present its first premiere of this year. The piece…(Rooms by the sea) from the series Exercises in Looking, conceived by Joanna Leśnierowska, features Aleksandra Borys, Márta Ladjánszki and Janusz Orlik, and is set to music by Ladjánszki’s regular collaborator, Zsolt Varga.   The beginning of this work lays in the image. Many images. To see them is to inhabit them, they say.   Yet the few people who appear in them seem to be employed rather as prototypes of humans than individuals – figures frozen in positions, gazing...

On Friday, 17 January (7 pm) the Old Brewery in Poznań will present its first premiere of this year. The piece…(Rooms by the sea) from the series Exercises in Looking, conceived by Joanna Leśnierowska, features Aleksandra Borys, Márta Ladjánszki and Janusz Orlik, and is set to music by Ladjánszki’s regular collaborator, Zsolt Varga.   The beginning of this work lays in the image. Many images. To see them is to inhabit them, they say.   Yet the few people who appear in them seem to be employed rather as prototypes of humans than individuals – figures frozen in positions, gazing...