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SYLLABUS
Our objective at Syllabus is to connect live art, performance art, to education and learning, and to highlight the human encounter as the base and essence of the performance and class.
Michal Unger: Do Touch My Heart
Ha'Yarkon 19,
Tel-Aviv
120
Participants
6
Lessons
1.16.14 -
22.6.14
Tzion Abraham Hazan - Glass, Air, Flesh and Blood
Syllabus is an experimental space for developing a class format. We try to challenge the boundaries of the class as we know it and turn it into an experience of a live artistic event, which takes place at the seam line between class and performance.
The starting point of the class is the close human encounter between the performer and the spectators, which does not necessarily happen in a formal class where the status and part of each participant is clear, predetermined and unquestionable.
Enhancing the encounter between the artist and the spectators to include an instructional element as well opens a possibility of a new and intriguing experience for both sides, which turns the performance/class into a complete work of art. In this direct encounter, the artist is invited to experiment with different practices of his or her work – of the performance as a class, inventing a fictional workshop, collaborating with the audience, etc.; the public is invited to take part in or look at art in a new way, as never before.
Samantha Adler de Oliveira and Chen Zarfati - work art
THE CLASSES
“Syllabus” is a series of classes that are open to the public, by advanced registration.
The classes are taught by stage and performance artists that approach each lesson as a live event. During the classes, the role of the teacher is enacted as an elastic performance that stretches familiar classroom structures. In an era where most learning takes place outside of formal frameworks, Five Experimental Classes seek to establish a sense of inspiration and imagination through our collective presence in one room. The public is invited to learn with knowledgeable and professional artists in the fields of music, dance, theatre, film, and visual art. "
Sample Class > Syllabus > WIN WIN WIN
Maayan Miriam Mozess
& Laura Kirschenbaum
WIN WIN WIN
A gambling class
Yarkon 19
22.06.14
We invite you to a soccer game on 19 Hayarkon St. to bet on the winning team.
Following registration you will receive an email with information on the competing teams.
While collecting the bets, you may enjoy Bloody Mary and appetizers; minimum betting sum is 20 Shekels.
Maayan Mozess is a performance artist,
an MFA student at the Public Art and New Artistic Strategies program of the Bauhaus University; participated in numerous performance events and programs in Israel.
Laura Kirschenbaum is a dancer and artist; she studies Israeli Art at the Tel Aviv Jaffa College.
GALLERY
PARTICIPANTS
Silabus, Juny 2014, Hamidracha Gallery, HaHayarkon 19 Tel Aviv.
Curator: Eran Eizenhamer,
Thinking and development: Tzion Abraham Hazan And Eran Eizenhamer. Photography: Nurit Egozi.
Editing: Maya Shimoni, Translation: Maya Pasternak.
Participants: Maayan Mozes , Laura Kirshenbaum, Tzion Abraham Hazan, Michal Unger, Einat Amir, Samantha Adler de Oliveira and Chen Zarfati. (Curator: Karni Barzilay)