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Alisa Oleva -> Come sit next to me Alisa Oleva -> i’ll show you Minsk: one-­to­-one performance Lena Klabukova -> Active rest workshop “Production of tenderness” Maria Semenenko -> Picnic by the staircase Pavel Khailo -> Open air political games Roman Osminkin -> Labour as “repressed” of the art: amateur performance of WEB 2.0 epoch Union “OBSERVATION²” (Aleksei Naumchik and Maksim Sarychev) -> Observing the news Alisa Oleva -> Deviations Alisa Oleva -> Group Exercises Anton Sorokin -> Revenge of the Mutant Camels (Game session) Diskrassvet -> We demand both the thesis and the track! NIGHT MOVEMENT -> Moon Night Pyotr Vladimirov -> Along memorable places. City tour Sasha Kurmaz -> Mirror Vital Shchutski -> Report on a walk in the shopping center Le BHV Alisa Oleva -> Reflections walk Andrei Karpeka and Nastia Tulayeva -> A walk through the semicircle atom -> a walk through The Center for the Research on Intimate Interfaces (Polina Shilkinite, Sasha Pistoletova, Jozhi Stolet) -> JOY: DATABASE OF DANCE MOVES FOR RAVE Frida Sandström -> Inburst. Discussion and movement session Ju Toman -> “F247 ' plankton-karaoke”. Video Oleksiy Radynski -> "The film of Kyiv. Episode one", 2017 Pavlo Mitenko, Eugene Markin -> Dispositive is the message / theoretical and dance jam with a DJ on the dance floor Sasha Zubritskaya -> "Work/life balance", 2017 Tae Ateh -> Asemic Intervention in the Forest. Workshop Your mother’s maiden name -> Feminist piano rap akunka -> eurospin Alisa Oleva -> repeated walk dosaaf -> DJ set Kassandra -> Performance Kimchi Eukimchi -> Pickled cucumber DJ-set Lena Ischenko, Anya Litovskih, Masha Sarycheva, Tonya Trubitsyna -> Fail Security Olia Sosnovskaya -> Incredibly relaxing meditation music Vova Yuzhny -> не вojca: hostel cctv report Alisa Oleva -> Come sit next to me Alisa Oleva -> i’ll show you Minsk: one-­to­-one performance Lena Klabukova -> Active rest workshop “Production of tenderness” Maria Semenenko -> Picnic by the staircase Pavel Khailo -> Open air political games Roman Osminkin -> Labour as “repressed” of the art: amateur performance of WEB 2.0 epoch Union “OBSERVATION²” (Aleksei Naumchik and Maksim Sarychev) -> Observing the news Alisa Oleva -> Deviations Alisa Oleva -> Group Exercises Anton Sorokin -> Revenge of the Mutant Camels (Game session) Diskrassvet -> We demand both the thesis and the track! NIGHT MOVEMENT -> Moon Night Pyotr Vladimirov -> Along memorable places. City tour Sasha Kurmaz -> Mirror Vital Shchutski -> Report on a walk in the shopping center Le BHV Alisa Oleva -> Reflections walk Andrei Karpeka and Nastia Tulayeva -> A walk through the semicircle atom -> a walk through The Center for the Research on Intimate Interfaces (Polina Shilkinite, Sasha Pistoletova, Jozhi Stolet) -> JOY: DATABASE OF DANCE MOVES FOR RAVE Frida Sandström -> Inburst. Discussion and movement session Ju Toman -> “F247 ' plankton-karaoke”. Video Oleksiy Radynski -> "The film of Kyiv. Episode one", 2017 Pavlo Mitenko, Eugene Markin -> Dispositive is the message / theoretical and dance jam with a DJ on the dance floor Sasha Zubritskaya -> "Work/life balance", 2017 Tae Ateh -> Asemic Intervention in the Forest. Workshop Your mother’s maiden name -> Feminist piano rap akunka -> eurospin Alisa Oleva -> repeated walk dosaaf -> DJ set Kassandra -> Performance Kimchi Eukimchi -> Pickled cucumber DJ-set Lena Ischenko, Anya Litovskih, Masha Sarycheva, Tonya Trubitsyna -> Fail Security Olia Sosnovskaya -> Incredibly relaxing meditation music Vova Yuzhny -> не вojca: hostel cctv report Alisa Oleva -> Come sit next to me Alisa Oleva -> i’ll show you Minsk: one-­to­-one performance Lena Klabukova -> Active rest workshop “Production of tenderness” Maria Semenenko -> Picnic by the staircase Pavel Khailo -> Open air political games Roman Osminkin -> Labour as “repressed” of the art: amateur performance of WEB 2.0 epoch Union “OBSERVATION²” (Aleksei Naumchik and Maksim Sarychev) -> Observing the news Alisa Oleva -> Deviations Alisa Oleva -> Group Exercises Anton Sorokin -> Revenge of the Mutant Camels (Game session) Diskrassvet -> We demand both the thesis and the track! NIGHT MOVEMENT -> Moon Night Pyotr Vladimirov -> Along memorable places. City tour Sasha Kurmaz -> Mirror Vital Shchutski -> Report on a walk in the shopping center Le BHV Alisa Oleva -> Reflections walk Andrei Karpeka and Nastia Tulayeva -> A walk through the semicircle atom -> a walk through The Center for the Research on Intimate Interfaces (Polina Shilkinite, Sasha Pistoletova, Jozhi Stolet) -> JOY: DATABASE OF DANCE MOVES FOR RAVE Frida Sandström -> Inburst. Discussion and movement session Ju Toman -> “F247 ' plankton-karaoke”. Video Oleksiy Radynski -> "The film of Kyiv. Episode one", 2017 Pavlo Mitenko, Eugene Markin -> Dispositive is the message / theoretical and dance jam with a DJ on the dance floor Sasha Zubritskaya -> "Work/life balance", 2017 Tae Ateh -> Asemic Intervention in the Forest. Workshop Your mother’s maiden name -> Feminist piano rap akunka -> eurospin Alisa Oleva -> repeated walk dosaaf -> DJ set Kassandra -> Performance Kimchi Eukimchi -> Pickled cucumber DJ-set Lena Ischenko, Anya Litovskih, Masha Sarycheva, Tonya Trubitsyna -> Fail Security

Glossary ->
social choreography

A concept developed by Andrew Hewitt (2005). With historical changes of forms and operation of ideology ‘social choreography marks a shift in ideology’s mode of functioning’, i.e. offering ‘embodiment as the mechanism of ideology, replacing interpellation’ with a performance, ‘embodied ritual’, which produces social order on the bodies (Cvejic, and Vujanovic, 2013). Social choreography is an embodiment of ideology and the model for its functioning, it is a material aestheticised practice, a performance of the ideology in everyday movement and dance. Social choreography shows ‘how social order is aesthetically produced, instilled, and rehearsed’ (Koruga, 2013: 54). It happens continuously in all spheres of social life. However it is rather naturalised for the subjects who perform it and becomes visible only in a historical perspective. Hewitt views social choreography through connections between the aesthetic and the social (Klein, 2013: 30) and talks about two directions of thinking about social choreographies in everyday life: ‘one tracing the ways in which everyday experience can be aestheticized’ and ‘another tracing the ways in which ‘the aesthetic’ is, in fact, sectioned off and delineated as a distinct realm of experience’ (2005: 19). He calls the latter ‘aesthetic continuum of social choreography’, the corporeal practices (movements, gestures, postures, relations between bodies in time and space) spanning from daily movement to dance.

Author: Olia Sosnovskaya