Dreams and Nightmares
Lugude jagamise töötuba / Story-sharing workshop
27.08 / 20:00 @ Kanuti Gildi SAAL
(eng below)
Millest und näed ning millised on su luupainajad? Töötoas jagame oma kogemusi ja teadmisi unenägude kohta – nii uneajal kui ka ärkvel olles. Michikazu Matsune, kes kasutab oma lavastustes lugude jagamist kui meetodit, kutsub osalejaid kollektiivselt oma (õudus)unenägusid peegeldama. Mis näib isikliku ja privaatsena, on sageli meie sotsiaal-kultuuriliste, majanduslike või poliitiliste olude tulemid. Kas näeme samu unenägusid? Vaevavad meid samad luupainajad? Uurime välja!
Töötuppa on oodatud kõik – nii need, kes magavad hästi, kui ka need, kellel on magamisega raskusi. Eelnev kogemus kunsti ega kirjutamisega pole vajalik.
Osalemine:
https://fienta.com/et/saal-biennaal-2025-dreams-and-nightmares
Michikazu Matsune on Kobes sündinud ja kasvanud ning alates 1990ndatest Viinis elav kunstnik, kes töötab erinevate formaatidega, lavastustest, avalike ja mitteavalike ruumide sekkumistest vestlemisprojektide ning publikatsioonideni. Tema lähenemine, mida võiks samaaegselt kirjeldada nii kriitilise kui ka mängulisena, uurib pingeid kultuuriliste omistuste ning sotsiaalse identifitseerimise ümber. Tema töö hõlmab sageli lugude jagamist ning uurib identiteedi ja globaliseerumise, tegevuse ja keele, avaliku ja privaatse vahelisi pingeid. Lisaks on Matsune algatanud Homesick Festivali (Institute of Sleepless Nights, alates 2017), mis on unikaalne etenduskunstide festival, leides aset kodudes. Ta on algatanud ka Unetute Ööde Instituudi (alates 2022), unetuse kunstile ja erinevatele magamisega seotud probleemidele pühendatud projekti.
Lisaks on Michikazu Matsune lavastus „All Together“ SAAL Biennaali kavas. (
https://saal.ee/performance/all-together-1978/)
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What are your dreams and nightmares? In this workshop, we share our experience and knowledge of dreaming, in its various forms, while being asleep and awake. Michikazu Matsune, who involves the method of story-sharing in his performances, invites the participants to collectively reflect on our dreams and nightmares. What seem personal and private are often constructs of our socio-cultural, economic or political circumstances. Are we dreaming the same dreams? Are we haunted by the same nightmares? Let’s check it out!
The workshop welcomes everyone who can sleep well or cannot sleep well. No previous experience with arts or writing is necessary.
Participation:
https://fienta.com/saal-biennaal-2025-dreams-and-nightmares
Michikazu Matsune, born and raised in Kobe and based in Vienna since the 1990s, is an artist who works on various formats, which ranges from stage-performances, interventions in public and private spaces, to conversation projects and publications. His approach, characterised both critical and playful at the same time, examines the tension around our cultural ascriptions and social identifications. His work, which often involves a practice of story-sharing, examines the friction between identity and globalisation, action and language, public and private. Matsune is also the initiator of Homesick Festival (since 2017), a unique performance festival that takes place in private homes, and The Institute of Sleepless Nights (since 2022), a project devoted to the art of sleeplessness and a wide range of troubles related to the act of sleeping.
Additionally, Michikazu’s work All Together is in the program of SAAL Biennaal this year. (
https://saal.ee/en/performance/all-together-1978/)
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Inglise keeles / In English
Kestus / duration: 120’
Osalustasu / Participation fee: 7€
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- Next month, 26th August, 01:00 pm, Kohv Gob Squadiga / SAAL Biennaal 2025 in Tallinn
- Next month, 28th August, 08:30 pm, Alissa Šnaider, Arolin Raudva „5 GESTUURI“ / elektron.art, SAAL Biennaal 2025 in Tallinn
- Next month, 29th August, 06:00 pm, Netti Nüganen, Pire Sova & KISLING „Ash, horizon, riding a house“ / SAAL Biennaal 2025 in Tallinn
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