An exhibition at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance April 2023
Three videos by Mark Dean working with LKR & Co whilst in London Newcastle and Durham, rehearsing for performances in Durham Cathedral over the Easter Weekend and World Heritage Day 2022. Dance artists: Henry Montes, Ale Ruggeri, Sonia Rafferty, Alice Sara and Dave Waring.
Costume designer: Suzie Holmes
Process | Rehearsal | Performance
Mark Dean / Lizzi Kew Ross & Co
15 March – 6 April 2023
Laban Theatre Bar
Three videos by Mark Dean, produced in collaboration with Lizzi Kew Ross & Co, that together convey the energy of interdisciplinary art practice.
Ne me touche Pas de trois combines three iterations of a devising improvisation by Lizzi Kew Ross & Co, in their first gathering since lockdown, still under conditions of social distance.
Dance artists: Ben McEwen, Alessandra Ruggeri, Alice Sara
Dance City of God layers footage of Lizzi Kew Ross & Co rehearsing Stations of the Crossing in Newcastle with constituent video works drawn from Mark Dean’s Stations of the Cross.
Dance artists: Henry Montes, Sonia Rafferty, Alessandra Ruggeri, Alice Sara, Dave Waring
Stations of the Crossing is a documentary video of the resulting 40 minute dance work as presented in Durham Cathedral, shot from the perspective of the altar upon which the video works were projected.
Dance artists: Henry Montes, Sonia Rafferty, Alessandra Ruggeri, Alice Sara, Dave Waring
Costume Designer: Suzie Holmes
© acknowledgements: Gloria (1980) / Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight (The Beatles) / Wendy and Lucy (2008) / Come Down To Us (Burial) / Here Comes The Sun (The Beatles)
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Three videos by Mark Dean working with LKR & Co whilst in London Newcastle and Durham, rehearsing for performances in Durham Cathedral over the Easter Weekend and World Heritage Day 2022. Dance artists: Henry Montes, Ale Ruggeri, Sonia Rafferty, Alice Sara and Dave Waring.
Costume designer: Suzie Holmes
Process | Rehearsal | Performance
Mark Dean / Lizzi Kew Ross & Co
15 March – 6 April 2023
Laban Theatre Bar
Three videos by Mark Dean, produced in collaboration with Lizzi Kew Ross & Co, that together convey the energy of interdisciplinary art practice.
Ne me touche Pas de trois combines three iterations of a devising improvisation by Lizzi Kew Ross & Co, in their first gathering since lockdown, still under conditions of social distance.
Dance artists: Ben McEwen, Alessandra Ruggeri, Alice Sara
Dance City of God layers footage of Lizzi Kew Ross & Co rehearsing Stations of the Crossing in Newcastle with constituent video works drawn from Mark Dean’s Stations of the Cross.
Dance artists: Henry Montes, Sonia Rafferty, Alessandra Ruggeri, Alice Sara, Dave Waring
Stations of the Crossing is a documentary video of the resulting 40 minute dance work as presented in Durham Cathedral, shot from the perspective of the altar upon which the video works were projected.
Dance artists: Henry Montes, Sonia Rafferty, Alessandra Ruggeri, Alice Sara, Dave Waring
Costume Designer: Suzie Holmes
© acknowledgements: Gloria (1980) / Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight (The Beatles) / Wendy and Lucy (2008) / Come Down To Us (Burial) / Here Comes The Sun (The Beatles)
lizzikewrossandco.co.uk
chaplachap.com
Stations of the Crossing was created for Durham Cathedral and is part of Open Stations.
Below is the poster image for the performance event (Matilda Saxow) based on the Rose window in Durham Cathedral.
Stations of the Cross and Stations of the Resurrection were created in 2017 for St Pauls Cathedral and St Stephen Walbrook,
a collaboration between writer and curator Lucy Newman Cleeve, video artist Mark Dean and myself.
Below is the poster image for the performance event (Matilda Saxow) based on the Rose window in Durham Cathedral.
Stations of the Cross and Stations of the Resurrection were created in 2017 for St Pauls Cathedral and St Stephen Walbrook,
a collaboration between writer and curator Lucy Newman Cleeve, video artist Mark Dean and myself.
Mark Dean's video Golden Rehearsal and dance artists Sonia Rafferty and Alice Sara
Stations of the Crossing, World Heritage Day, Durham Cathedral April 2022