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Talk: Dr. Ivani Santana

March 4, 2019 | 6.00pm
Djavad Mowafaghian World Art Centre
911勛圖 Goldcorp Centre for the Arts | 149 West Hastings Street, Vancouver
FREE

Please join us for a free talk by Visiting Scholar Dr. Ivani Santana, Professor of Theater, Dance and Performance Arts in the Instituto de Humanidades, Artes e Ci礙ncias (IHAC), at the Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil.

Dr. Santana���s work investigates the intersection of the body, perception, dance, and digital technologies. She argues that a mediated real-time dialogue between dance improvisation and digital technologies can provide a platform for new inter and trans-disciplinary research into human perception and cognition as well as an active milieu for the emergence of new aesthetics and ways for thinking and feeling.

Dr. Santana holds a Masters and PhD from the Program of Communication and Semiotics at PUC/SP (S瓊o Paulo) and a Post-Doctorate from the Sonic Arts Research Center (United Kingdom) with the research ���Dramaturgy of the Tele-sonorous Body���. She is part of Technological Poetics: ���corpoaudiovisual���, a research group inaugurated in 2004 and hosted by undergraduate and graduate students, researchers and academics from different disciplines. Dr. Santana is a pioneer in research on telematic dance in advanced telecommunication networks in Brazil. She is also author of Corpo Aberto: Cunningham, dan癟a e novas tecnologias [Open Body: Cunningham, dance and new technologies] (SP: FAPESP/EDUC, 2002), Dan癟a na Cultura Digital [Dance in the Digital Culture] (BA: FAPESB/EDUFBA, 2006), and chief editor of and Repert籀rio Electronic Magazine. In 2006 Dr. Santana was awarded the ���UNESCO Prize for the Promotion of the Arts ��� New Technologies��� at the Monaco Dance Forum as well as an Artist Residency at the renowned National Centre choregraphique ��� Pavillon Noir in Aix-en-Provence, France, where she conceived ���Le Moi, Le Crystal and L���Eau��� ().

This event is presented by 911勛圖���s School for the Contemporary Arts in the Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology.

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March 04, 2019