 Maeva Berthelot |
What to do this week
WORKSHOP
Maeva Berthelot-Dance Workshop
January 10-14
Maeva Berthelot started her training at Institut Kim Kan in Paris at the age of 11 before going on to study at the C.N.S.M de Paris under the direction of Quentin Rouillier.
After graduating in 2003, she joined the Junior Ballet of Paris where she danced in works by Hervé Robbe, Pedro Pauwels, Angelin Preljocaj and Mark Tompkins. Berthelot was a performer and founding member of the dance, live music and video collective Collectif Larsen and during this period she also worked as a freelancer in French companies such as the Bruce Taylor Company and Fal&Pas Company. She then worked with the Emanuel Gat Company for two years and more recently has been working for a Batsheva and Riksteatern project where she performed Ohad Naharin's work Kamuyot. Berthelot joined the Hofesh Shechter Company in January 2010.
On Stage
Concert at SALON
January 12
Manner is a rock band from Brooklyn, New York, with members Deniz Cuylan, Cem Mısırlıoğlu and Brian Bender. The group was founded in 2010. After being involved in music with Portecho and Norrda, Cuylan decided to create a different group in New York. While working as a producer on Brazzaville's “In Istanbul” album, he met Mısırlıoğlu and Bender and the trio decided to make a studio album. The three friends first started rehearsals in Brooklyn and came up with songs such as "Red Racket," "Wrongside" and "Parallax." They decided to name their group Manner. The group members say Manner means continuing the exciting moments in life.
Salon İKSV: 0 212 334 08 41
Şişhane
EXHIBITION
Vahap Avşar’s exhibition at Rampa
Until February 5
Rampa is to host a new exhibition by Vahap Avşar. In his new exhibition, the artist uses different art disciplines such as performance art, photography and collage. Avşar once again chooses to focus on his political identity while creating his artwork.
Avşar is one of the country’s most important artists for his works on Turkish politics and sociological developments.
The artist refers to recent events in Turkey in his works, telling the brief history of the media, consumer society, liberal capitalism and imperialism in Turkey. While depicting the “hate” of the society with a very keen usage of materials, he also uses his own perception on politics. The artist feeds his works with ironic themes and takes the viewers to a new dimension of understanding.
WORKSHOP
Maeva Berthelot-Dance Workshop
January 10-14
Maeva Berthelot started her training at Institut Kim Kan in Paris at the age of 11 before going on to study at the C.N.S.M de Paris under the direction of Quentin Rouillier.
After graduating in 2003, she joined the Junior Ballet of Paris where she danced in works by Hervé Robbe, Pedro Pauwels, Angelin Preljocaj and Mark Tompkins. Berthelot was a performer and founding member of the dance, live music and video collective Collectif Larsen and during this period she also worked as a freelancer in French companies such as the Bruce Taylor Company and Fal&Pas Company. She then worked with the Emanuel Gat Company for two years and more recently has been working for a Batsheva and Riksteatern project where she performed Ohad Naharin's work Kamuyot. Berthelot joined the Hofesh Shechter Company in January 2010.
On Stage
Concert at SALON
January 12
Manner is a rock band from Brooklyn, New York, with members Deniz Cuylan, Cem Mısırlıoğlu and Brian Bender. The group was founded in 2010. After being involved in music with Portecho and Norrda, Cuylan decided to create a different group in New York. While working as a producer on Brazzaville's “In Istanbul” album, he met Mısırlıoğlu and Bender and the trio decided to make a studio album. The three friends first started rehearsals in Brooklyn and came up with songs such as "Red Racket," "Wrongside" and "Parallax." They decided to name their group Manner. The group members say Manner means continuing the exciting moments in life.
Salon İKSV: 0 212 334 08 41
Şişhane
EXHIBITION
Vahap Avşar’s exhibition at Rampa
Until February 5
Rampa is to host a new exhibition by Vahap Avşar. In his new exhibition, the artist uses different art disciplines such as performance art, photography and collage. Avşar once again chooses to focus on his political identity while creating his artwork.
Avşar is one of the country’s most important artists for his works on Turkish politics and sociological developments.
The artist refers to recent events in Turkey in his works, telling the brief history of the media, consumer society, liberal capitalism and imperialism in Turkey. While depicting the “hate” of the society with a very keen usage of materials, he also uses his own perception on politics. The artist feeds his works with ironic themes and takes the viewers to a new dimension of understanding.
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