Training/Open Level 
Anne Juren (FR/AT)

Feldenkrais – Awareness Through Movement

Anne Juren,

born in Grenoble, is a choreographer, dancer and performer. She lives and works in Vienna. In 2003, she founded the Wiener Tanz- und Kunstbewegung association together with visual artist Roland Raagas. Juren’s choreographic pieces and artistic works are shown in theatres and museums, at festivals and biennal exhibitions worldwide. Juren seeks to expand the concept of choreography in her work.

She explores the physis, the sensory system, kinaesthesia and sensuality by challenging the boundaries between the private and the public. Anne Juren has been a Feldenkrais® Practitioner since 2013. She is currently a member of the Artistic Committee of the Master in Choreography programme at DOCH (Stockholm) and is writing her thesis at the Stockholm University of the Arts under the supervision of André Lepecki and Sandra Noeth.

Feldenkrais – Awareness Through Movement

In the morning training we will first explore the Feldenkrais Method and begin each day with an Awareness Through Movement lesson. An Awareness Through Movement (ATM) lesson focuses on specific relationships and patterns of movement in a slow, detailed and comfortable manner. Structured as a class that happens on mats, the participant moves progressively from smaller to larger actions. Through oral instruction rather than demonstration, the participants discover their own way through the lesson, uncovering habits and unlocking new sensations and experiences that can lead to profound and lasting results in mobility and “movements”. During the lesson we will go through different body parts and functions of the body and from there go into scores for corporeal experiences that can be used either in process, or as performances in-and-of themselves.

Anne Juren,

born in Grenoble, is a choreographer, dancer and performer. She lives and works in Vienna. In 2003, she founded the Wiener Tanz- und Kunstbewegung association together with visual artist Roland Raagas. Juren’s choreographic pieces and artistic works are shown in theatres and museums, at festivals and biennal exhibitions worldwide. Juren seeks to expand the concept of choreography in her work.

She explores the physis, the sensory system, kinaesthesia and sensuality by challenging the boundaries between the private and the public. Anne Juren has been a Feldenkrais® Practitioner since 2013. She is currently a member of the Artistic Committee of the Master in Choreography programme at DOCH (Stockholm) and is writing her thesis at the Stockholm University of the Arts under the supervision of André Lepecki and Sandra Noeth.

05.11.
09.11.
Mon–​Fri
09.30
60 min
05.11.
09.11.
Mon–​Fri
09.30
60 min
TQW Studios

Price per lesson: € 4

 
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