GXI FESTIVAL Generation Eleven pops the bubble and invites you to come see various snapshots of personal work developed during the three years of Training Cycle at P.A.R.T.S. PROGRAM #1 - 04.07.2016 (approx. 2hrs) 'Shipment' made by Efrat Galai, Jacob Storer and Lief Bigaré performed by Lief Bigaré There is no fixed rule about the composition of circular letters. The main thought in writing them should be to attract attention and then to interest. A study of human nature and the particular nature of your customer will help in deciding what line to take. The general pattern of circulars which seek to sell goods or services might be something like this: (1) Attention-winning opening. (2) Market possibilities---the opportunity. (3) Goods or services offered. (4) Terms (if desired). (5) Strong and positive conclusion. 'Changes' made and performed by Elhad Bilal How does it happen Time goes and comes back What is gone is gone Welcome what comes No problem into problems Closest goals, achieve them and enjoy the achievements 'This  Has  (No)  Name'  created  and  performed  by  Mario  Barrantes  Espinoza  Mentored  by  Bojana  Cvejić  Music  by  Terry  Riley    It  doesn't  mean  the  "correct  decision"  doesn't  exist  or  can't  be  determined.    The  context  isn't  valid.  You  must  take  individual  actions.  Try  to  solve  (or  not)  each  doubt.  Why  that  complex?  Problems  that  are  caused  by  an  apparent  easy  decision.      'Pub  2'  made  and  performed  by  Karoliina  Loimaala  and  Adriano  Vicente  Music  by  George  Aperghis 'Duet' made by Kamola Rashidova Developed with Anika Edström Kawaji, Karoliina Loimaala, Laura Maria Poletti and Kamola Rashidova Performed by Kamola Rashidova and Laura Maria Poletti Mentored by Femke Gyselinck Special thanks to Ayse Kaya, Louis Nam Le Van Ho and Sien Van Dycke

This  dance  is  a  moving  spatial  exploration  in  an  imaginary  cube.  As  they  come  on  stage,  the  dancers  create  a  limited  space  for  themselves.  Within  a  constraint  they  create  a  common  playground  for  themselves  allowing  the  full  expression  of  their  individual  creativity,  musicality,  and  harmony.  The  piece  starts  with  a  two  dimensional  discovery  of  their  imaginary  delineated  territory.  The  performers  contrast  with  a  complex  choreographic  infrastructure.  This  choreographic  object  (composed  of  two  bodies  and  an  intangible  cube)  shrinks  and  expands,  becoming  an  elastic  and  playful  matter  that  unfolds  its  many  different  layers  of  geometrical  and  human  complexity. -BREAK- 'CELEBRATING' made by Stefan Govaart In collaboration with and performed by Liza Baliasnaja, Efrat Galai, Stefan Govaart, Theo Livesey and Adriano Vicente CELEBRATING parties with colloquial language and sensual moves. It obsessively accumulates itself, it seems to desire something it cannot get; a modest party (without sex & drugs) that needs a lot of time to get moving. But it wants to move smoothly. It intensifies dialogue (multilogue). It re-performs the already performed daily conversational situation. It's alienated everyday. The subjects stand in line, inefficiently reaching out for each other, in unpractical cloths, using the same vocabulary, almost singing in tune, subtly moving their hips, slowly coming closer, with a zest of longing, seeking for a grand finale. 'September 15#2' made and performed by Amanda Barrio Charmelo and Sien Van Dycke PROGRAM #2 – 05.07.2016 (approx. 2 hrs) PROGRAM 2 CONSISTS OF 2 TRAJECTORIES SPECIAL RESERVATION REQUIREMENTS: TRAJECTORY A: send an email to are.you.up.for.a.challenge@gmail.com mentioning your full name and ‘I am up for a challenge'. In case of cancellation, send an email to the same address maximum 24 hours before the start of the performance. TRAJECTORY B: send an email to mail@parts.be

TRAJECTORY A TRAJECTORY B

‘Up For A Challenge?’ GXI Exhibition (ongoing)

GXI Exhibition (ongoing) Break

Break ‘Three Exercises For Performance’

‘Three Exercises For Performance’ ‘Smile’

‘Smile’

‘Up For A Challenge?’  made and performed by Sien Van Dycke and Jara Vlaeminckx GXI Exhibition curated by Maya Oliva, Jacob Storer and Sien Van Dycke, including a variety of works created by the students  ‘Three Exercises For Performance’  organized by Mario Barrantes Espinoza Created by Vera Mantero, Sandy Williams and Matteo Fargion Performed by Mario Barrantes Espinoza, Victoria Bryzgalove, Laura Poletti, Fannie Falk and Robin Haghi A pre-performance. A ready-made. An étude. ‘Smile’ made by Maya Oliva Performed by Tina Breiova, Anika Edström Kawaji, Karoliina Loimaala, Louis Nam Le Van Ho, Akiyoshi Nita, Laura Poletti Music by The Beach Boys Dedicated to Dan McLane Special thanks to Jake Warren and Bryana Fritz Written by Brian Wilson (The Beach Boys) and lyricist Van Dyke Parks, SMiLE was “composed as a multi-thematic concept album, existing today in its unfinished and fragmented state as an unordered series of abstract musical vignettes". After writing Good Vibrations, by recording “short interchangeable fragments” and assembling them subsequently, Brian decided to create his new album using the same technique. He worked for 10 months between 1966 and 1967, fully embodying his ideals of rejection of rules and adult conformity. For various reasons, the project collapsed and waited 44 years to be finally published in its closest to complete version possible in 2011. "Pop music has been exhausted. The innocence has been exhausted. I think we've lost the ability to be blown away by music." "To wear a floral shirt is an experience." (Brian Wilson)    PROGRAM #3 - 06.07.2016 (approx. 2,5hrs) ‘Tantai’  made by Adeniyi Adebayo Moyosore, Gorka Gurrutxaga Arruti, Nanie Oliva Randranasolo, Cebo Zuma and Souleymane Sanogo Performed by Gorka Gurrutxaga Arruti Music by Michael Gordon - XY Played by Rubén M. Orio Thanks to Louis Nam Le Van Ho, Laura-Maria Poletti, Benjamin Vandewalle and Sien Van Dycke

 ‘Undefined’  made and performed by Ellada Damianou Text  by  Lysistrata-­‐  Aristophanes,  Rebecca  Schneider,  Chimamanda  Ngozi  Adichie,  Nikos  Kazantzakis,  William  Shakespear,  personal  interviews  and  more  Special thanks to Inaki Azpillaga, Karoliina Loimaala and Jacob Storer  Undefined is a collection of stories, interviews, poems, manifestos and ideas; like a big milkshake of different things, ultimately giving one story. This story is about what is already there, what we see and we can't change, what we know and don't question. -BREAK- ‘Maggieville’ made and performed by Anika Edström Kawaji, Fannie Falk, Karoliina Loimaala and Maya Oliva Where  they  do  a  lot  of  something.  Not  none  of  nothing.  A  little  bit  of  some  kind  of  anything.  Feeling  inexplicably  exhilarating...  vague?   "I just tell you and though I don t sound like it I've got plenty of sense, there ain't any answer, there ain't going to be any answer, there never has been any answer, that’s the answer." - Gertrude Stein Special thanks to our mentor Danae Theodoridou. ‘Funeral for Lilith/Happy Dysphemist Day’ made by Nikita Chumakov In collaboration with Liza Baliasnaja, Victoria Brizgalova, Suelen Cristina, Theodore Livesey, Emetic Rabot, Souleymane Sanogo and Adriano Vicente Performed by Liza Baliasnaja, Victoria Bryzgalova, Nikita Chumakov, Suelen Cristina Da Silva, Theodore Livesey, Emeric Rabot, Souleymane Sanogo and Adriano Vicente Lilith is a figure in Jewish mythology ("spirit of the night" in Hebrew), known as Adam's first wive. So she died long time ago and joined the evil forces. Somewhere there in the dark Lilith found new friends. Finally now in 2016 these friends decided to organize her funeral party in preparation for her reign after the apocalypse. So don't miss the feast of the future queen of the Earth. By the way, don't forget to bring your friends and drinks. Cheers! PROGRAM #4 - 07.07.2016 (approx. 3hrs) ‘Something Instead Of Just Come Why Not’ made by Something Instead Of Just Come Why Not

Ongoing event between 19h30 and 21h30, pass by at any moment.

-BREAK- ‘Dawn’  made  by  Mårten  Spångberg in  collaboration  with  Liza  Baliasnaja,  Nikita  Chumakov,  Akiyoshi  Nita,  Laura-­‐Maria  Poletti,  Sien  Van  Dycke,  Eileen  Van  Os  and  Adriano  Vicente