Dance Festival “Europe Meets Asia in Contemporary Dance” 2017
The annual dance festival “Europe meets Asia in Contemporary Dance” will take place for the seventh time this year in Vietnam. The festival, coordinated by the Goethe-Institut, has successfully contributed to raising awareness on contemporary dance in Vietnam since 2011.
“Europe meets Asia in Contemporary Dance”, an initiative of EUNIC – the Network of European cultural institutes and embassies in Hanoi, is organized this year by the Goethe-Institut, L’Espace, Embassy of Spain, Embassy of Switzerland and the Consulate General of Canada in HCMC, in cooperation with the Youth Theater Vietnam and the HCMC Dance School.
Dance, an important artistic medium worldwide, is an artistic language which tells stories, expresses mental and emotional conditions in our life, and gives us new perspectives. Topics and techniques, feelings and thoughts, creative energy and perseverance are expressed.
Artists perform an important task in society and for all of us. They ask about humanity and the essence of being human. They open our eyes and hearts. They strengthen our empathy and compassion. Dancers evoke positive energy which transcends from the stage or other spaces of performance onto the spectators, draws us into their action and occupies our minds beyond the time of the performance. And their performance demands an attitude of respect and reflection from us.
This year, we are supporting two exciting Vietnamese productions, one by the Wintercearig Project and one by the dance company Arabesque. The spirit of co-production has motivated two other performances, one with Belgian-French and one with German-Vietnamese participation. The festival also showcases the multifaceted dance world outside of Vietnam, and brings dance performances from Germany, France, Spain, Switzerland and Canada.
Three exhibitions on dance and body enrich our festival this year. They show, among other things that dynamic movements in a space can also emanate in to very special new visual forms for the dance – either in stills or moving pictures.
Program in Hanoi:
Wed 20/09 – 20:00 – Youth Theater
DER BAU / The Burrows (Germany)
Thu 21/09 – 20:00 – Youth Theater
Stigmergy, extended version (Germany – Vietnam)
Black & Scholes (Canada)
Sat 23/09 – Hoan Kiem Walking Zone – Free event
10:00 and 17:00 – TAPE RIOT (Switzeland)
19:00 – A Brief Story of a Long Event (Spain)
Sat 23/09 – 20:00 – L’Espace
Urban Distortions (France)
Sun 24/09 – 10:00 – Vincom Centre for Contemporary Arts – Free event
A Brief Story of a Long Event (Spain)
Sun 24/09 – 10:00 and 17:00 – Hoan Kiem Walking Zone – Free event
TAPE RIOT (Switzeland)
Intransmission Hanoi Art Shows
‘Intransmission’ is a series of experimental multidisciplinary live art shows exploring individual perception and collective experience. Its first edition will take place in Hanoi.
‘Intransmission Hanoi’ aims to provide an immersive experience, and we thus hope to keep as many
details secret as possible to maximise the surprise effect for all of you!
This is why we can’t give you a complete rundown of what we’ve planned for inside. What we can tell you however, is that there will be two separate rooms. While each room will contain
It’s own site-specific art installation and distinct music act, they will both be connected: audio and visuals from Room 1 will be live-streamed to Room 2, undergoing distortions in the process.
Participating artists and collaborators: Think Playgrounds (installation, Space 1), Daniel Day Long & Julien Noyer (visuals, Space 2), Rec Room (sound design for both spaces), Hai Duy (percussion, Space 1), Linh Ha (vocals, Space 1), Nguyen Thu Thuy (dan ty ba, Space 1), Vu Nhat Tan (music, Space 2), Alistair Hobson (music, Space 2), Numbfoot (music, Space 1 & 2) and Quan (music, Space 2).
29 Sep – 01 Oct 2017
Heritage Space
Music Concert by “Indian Navy Brass Band”
“Indian Navy Brass Band”, coming as part of goodwill visit of two Indian Naval Ships, will perform Martial, Patriotic and Bollywood film music.
The show is free of charge and open to all age groups
Those interested may register online through this link or can directly come to the Indian Cultural Centre from 09:30 to 17:30 (Monday to Friday).
Tue 26 Sep 2017, 7 pm
Indian Cultural Centre
63 Tran Hung Dao Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Film Screening “Indochine”
You are invited to the screening “Indochine” at L’Espace. Director: Régis Wargnier (France, 1992, 160 mins). Starring: Catherine Deneuve, Vincent Perez, Linh Dan Pham, Jean Yanne.
“Indochine” – Academy Award & Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Catherine Deneuve – nomination of Academy Award for Best Actress
Language: French with Vietnamese subtitles
Fri 29 Sep 2017, 8 pm
L’Espace
Thai Festival 2017
Come to the 9th Thai Festival in Hanoi at Thong Nhat Park (enter through the Nguyen Dinh Chieu Entrance).
The purpose of this Festival is to strengthen Thailand-Vietnam bilateral relations, especially at people-to-people level. It also aims at promoting Thailand in every aspects through Thai delectable national cuisine from various parts of Thailand, finest local products and Thai tourism information center.
With over 70 exhibitors and performers coming from Thailand to participate in this remarkable Festival, the event featured a myriad of activities including lively music from Sakon Nakhon Province, modern and traditional Thai performance by Sbunnga Dance Troupe from Chiang Mai Province, Mini Concert by the Thai Popular Singers (Palaphol Pholkongseng and Bell Supol), Muaythai boxing, Thai cooking demonstration by Thai food experts and lucky draw winning amazing prizes.
30 Sep and 01 Oct 2017, 11.30 am – 8 pm
Thong Nhat Park
Nguyen Dinh Chieu Str, Hanoi
Dance Festival “Europe Meets Asia in Contemporary Dance” 2017.
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“Europe meets Asia in Contemporary Dance”, an initiative of EUNIC – the Network of European cultural institutes and embassies in Hanoi, is organized this year by the Goethe-Institut, L’Espace, Embassy of Spain, Embassy of Switzerland and the Consulate General of Canada in HCMC, in cooperation with the Youth Theater Vietnam and the HCMC Dance School.
Dance, an important artistic medium worldwide, is an artistic language which tells stories, expresses mental and emotional conditions in our life, and gives us new perspectives. Topics and techniques, feelings and thoughts, creative energy and perseverance are expressed.
Artists perform an important task in society and for all of us. They ask about humanity and the essence of being human. They open our eyes and hearts. They strengthen our empathy and compassion. Dancers evoke positive energy which transcends from the stage or other spaces of performance onto the spectators, draws us into their action and occupies our minds beyond the time of the performance. And their performance demands an attitude of respect and reflection from us.
This year, we are supporting two exciting Vietnamese productions, one by the Wintercearig Project and one by the dance company Arabesque. The spirit of co-production has motivated two other performances, one with Belgian-French and one with German-Vietnamese participation. The festival also showcases the multifaceted dance world outside of Vietnam, and brings dance performances from Germany, France, Spain, Switzerland and Canada.
Three exhibitions on dance and body enrich our festival this year. They show, among other things that dynamic movements in a space can also emanate in to very special new visual forms for the dance – either in stills or moving pictures.
Program in Hanoi:
Wed 20/09 – 20:00 – Youth Theater
DER BAU / The Burrows (Germany)
Thu 21/09 – 20:00 – Youth Theater
Stigmergy, extended version (Germany – Vietnam)
Black & Scholes (Canada)
Sat 23/09 – Hoan Kiem Walking Zone – Free event
10:00 and 17:00 – TAPE RIOT (Switzeland)
19:00 – A Brief Story of a Long Event (Spain)
Sat 23/09 – 20:00 – L’Espace
Urban Distortions (France)
Sun 24/09 – 10:00 – Vincom Centre for Contemporary Arts – Free event
A Brief Story of a Long Event (Spain)
Sun 24/09 – 10:00 and 17:00 – Hoan Kiem Walking Zone – Free event
TAPE RIOT (Switzeland)
Intransmission Hanoi Art Shows
Intransmission Hanoi Art Shows.
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‘Intransmission Hanoi’ aims to provide an immersive experience, and we thus hope to keep as many
details secret as possible to maximise the surprise effect for all of you!
This is why we can’t give you a complete rundown of what we’ve planned for inside. What we can tell you however, is that there will be two separate rooms. While each room will contain
It’s own site-specific art installation and distinct music act, they will both be connected: audio and visuals from Room 1 will be live-streamed to Room 2, undergoing distortions in the process.
Participating artists and collaborators: Think Playgrounds (installation, Space 1), Daniel Day Long & Julien Noyer (visuals, Space 2), Rec Room (sound design for both spaces), Hai Duy (percussion, Space 1), Linh Ha (vocals, Space 1), Nguyen Thu Thuy (dan ty ba, Space 1), Vu Nhat Tan (music, Space 2), Alistair Hobson (music, Space 2), Numbfoot (music, Space 1 & 2) and Quan (music, Space 2).
29 Sep – 01 Oct 2017
Heritage Space
Music Concert by “Indian Navy Brass Band”
Music Concert by “Indian Navy Brass Band”.
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The show is free of charge and open to all age groups
Those interested may register online through this link or can directly come to the Indian Cultural Centre from 09:30 to 17:30 (Monday to Friday).
Tue 26 Sep 2017, 7 pm
Indian Cultural Centre
63 Tran Hung Dao Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Film Screening “Indochine”
Film Screening “Indochine”.
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“Indochine” – Academy Award & Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Catherine Deneuve – nomination of Academy Award for Best Actress
Language: French with Vietnamese subtitles
Fri 29 Sep 2017, 8 pm
L’Espace
Thai Festival 2017
Thai Festival 2017.
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The purpose of this Festival is to strengthen Thailand-Vietnam bilateral relations, especially at people-to-people level. It also aims at promoting Thailand in every aspects through Thai delectable national cuisine from various parts of Thailand, finest local products and Thai tourism information center.
With over 70 exhibitors and performers coming from Thailand to participate in this remarkable Festival, the event featured a myriad of activities including lively music from Sakon Nakhon Province, modern and traditional Thai performance by Sbunnga Dance Troupe from Chiang Mai Province, Mini Concert by the Thai Popular Singers (Palaphol Pholkongseng and Bell Supol), Muaythai boxing, Thai cooking demonstration by Thai food experts and lucky draw winning amazing prizes.
30 Sep and 01 Oct 2017, 11.30 am – 8 pm
Thong Nhat Park
Nguyen Dinh Chieu Str, Hanoi
