BODYGlass

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Co. ERASGA, Dancing on the Edge Festival and Centre A present
BODYGlass
world premiere of installation art and dance performances
Wednesday – Saturday, July 11-14
at Centre A, 2 West Hastings Street

Alvin Tolentino and Peter Chin, choreographers
Jeina Morosoff, glass artist
Katherine Soucie, textile designer
Ted Hamilton, composer
Larisa Fayad, lighting
Don Cunningham, sets
Gordon Wong, video

Exhibition open from noon to 6:00 pm, free
All performance start at 8:30 pm
Tickets: $20/ $16 for students & seniors from Dancing on The Edge Dance Box Office 604-689-0926

www.dancingontheedge.org
www.companyerasgadance.ca
www.centrea.org

Patron: Anndraya T. Luui

Photos by Steve Lemay.

BODYGlass is an experimental performance creation and art exhibition, featuring the diverse collaboration of multiple disciplines: dance, choreography, glass art, clothing and textile (fashion) original sound, photography and video art. All disciplines merge under one roof at Centre A in conjunction with the hottest dance event of the summer, 2007 Dancing on the Edge Festival.

Co. ERASGA has commissioned award-winning glass artist Jeina Morosoff and costume/textile designer Katherine Soucie to create wearable and portable glass pieces for the performance and installation. In addition, composer Ted Hamilton creates a new riveting original score. To top it all, the powerhouse meeting and choreographic work features two of Canada’s most highly acclaimed contemporary dance artists, Vancouver’s Alvin Erasga Tolentino and Toronto’s Peter Chin.

BODYGlass is a seduction to the fragility, translucence and solid state of glass in relation to the body and soul. Glass, as a slow moving fluid object, fascinates and offers an enigmatic source with three-dimensional affinity to the mystery of our skin and moving body.

BODYGlass will provoke audiences to move and experience the dance and glass pieces within an open space. The glass art costume installations, viewable at the gallery as an exhibition by day, are transform into dynamic, moving performances at night. The result is a rare and multi-layered production not to be missed!

Produced with support from the Canada Council, City of Vancouver, BC Arts Council, BC (Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch), Centre A, Firehall Arts Centre and Dancing On the Edge Festival.