coldharbourDANCE presents Woven
opens 8pm at TAPAC runs 12th -16th October

'Woven' is video dance work with Min Kyoung Lee and Erica Viedma shot on the West Coast of Auckland
and was showcased by the MiC at the New Zealand Film Festival, Homegrown, Works on Video and has also screened at Thessaloniki International Film Festival in Greece.

Image: Woven - jealousy, lust and friendshipcoldharbourDANCE presents Woven
opens 8pm at TAPAC runs 12th -16th October

'Woven' is video dance work with Min Kyoung Lee and Erica Viedma shot on the West Coast of Auckland
and was showcased by the MiC at the New Zealand Film Festival, Homegrown, Works on Video and has also screened at Thessaloniki International Film Festival in Greece.

Image: Woven - jealousy, lust and friendship Also 'All About Me' - Interdisciplinary work, staring Min kyoung Lee and Julie van Renen,

Featuring choreography of Clare Luiten, video images of Ed Davis, and music from Eden Mulholland.
Lighting from Claude Hidber.
8pm Tuesday 12th October
also, 8pm Wed 13th Oct
Fri and Sat 15th and 16th Oct @10pm

The Auckland Performing Arts Centre, TAPAC
Motions Road, Western Springs
 
Tickets $18, $12, conc $6 child   $10 Unitec student ($2 off adult ticket price when you present your flyer)

'Woven' is a video dance work.  

Sometimes friendship can be too close.   Playfulness can lead to jealousy, lust, simple games pushed too far.   Beautifully shot on the west coast, this work has sumptuous images created with the graceful performances from Erica Viedma and Min Kyoung Lee.

'Woven' was showcased by the Moving Image Centre at the New Zealand Film Festival, Homegrown, Works on Video and has also screened at Thessaloniki International Film Festival in Greece.
 
All About Me is a new work.  
Two women reveal themselves to us in the most beautiful and disturbing ways.  
We are led through an intriguing mixture of feminine imagery, story telling, and love.  
 
Hope you can join us!

G R A V I T Y

"To awaken chiefs was bad manners, except with a nose blown flute" Adrienne L. Kaeppler
 
GRAVITY receives its world premiere at the Auckland TEMPO Dance Festival 2004. Its launch will mark the coming of age of Pacific dance in Aotearoa as it transports itself from the koneseti stage to the big screen.
 
GRAVITY will be launched at TAPAC, Wednesday 13 October at 6pm. It will close the Rapa portion of the festival in conjunction with Te Wananaga o Aotearoa and choreographer Moss Patterson.

GRAVITY is made with the support of Creative New Zealand, Pacific Arts Committee.
Screenings 6pm, Wednesday 13th & Thursday 14th of October at TAPAC.
Director / Choreographer Iosefa Enari, Director of Photography Popo Lilo
Featuring Daniel Sami, Soundscape Keith Milbank, Designer Sean Coyle
Producers Iosefa Enari & Nicola Seuren   8 mins 15 secs. 2004.

Tickets ($12/$8) available from www.response.co.nz
  or by calling 09 300 3700.

All other queries to gravitydancefilm@yahoo.co.nz