[Art Museum of the Night] Choreographer Ye Minghua - Responding to Sam Jenks with a Real Human Body

Introduction

Choreographer/Dancer Ye Minghua - Responding to Sam Jenks with a Real Human Body

On the nightly opening day of Yuxiu Art Museum every quarter, Ye Minghua, a choreographer whose creative core has moved from theater to art museum in recent years, is invited to conceive and design the dance with the current exhibition "Body of Change". Dancing in.

During the dance, choreographer Ye Minghua transforms herself into the sixth piece of the exhibition, which is connected with the work of Sam Jinks. Through the external gesture of the exhibits, the internal interpretation of the curator and the dancer's own life experience, it is transformed and connected into a dance performance. The dance planning uses the real human body as the traction medium to alternate and rotate between the real body and the creation.

In addition to showing the beauty of the body, Ye Minghua also added cloth, clothing and other objects in the choreography process to conduct a dialogue with the works. Echoing the flickering lights and shadows and enriching the imagination of the work, the audience is invited to experience the changing beauty of Sam Jinks in the space of the museum and the flowing crowd.

Photographer/Li Xinzhe


│ Activity time │
16:00~20:00 The museum opens at night
19:00~19:40 Performance time (about 30-40 minutes in total)

ways of registration

- Make an appointment to visit, you can participate in the [Night Art Museum] series of activities.
- Telephone reservation: Please call 049-2572999 during the opening hours of the museum
- Online reservation: Online reservation system

About Choreographers/Dancers

Ye Minghua
Born in Kaohsiung in 1983, she graduated from the National Taipei University of the Arts School of Dance in 2006 with a seven-year system. She is an independent female choreographer and dancer in Taiwan.
In recent years, the creative concept has been to interpret and paint the appearance of time in the world from the perspective of body, sensory and aesthetics, and constantly develop and continue to explore the possibility of performance through multiple creative methods.

• Started writing in 2008
• In 2009, it was selected as the "30 most regrettable art performances to miss" by the United Daily News. In 2009 and 2010, it was selected as the "New Talent and New Vision Creation Project"
• In 2010, the work "Capture" was selected to participate in the Venice Biennale Modern Dance Festival.
• 2013 Bergen Artist Residency, Norway, supported by Romanfi Dance Scholarship and National Arts Association
• In 2014, won the Ministry of Culture's Art Rookie and Roman Fei Award to publish "Silent Knock on the Door Work in Progress"
• In 2015, the Chinese National Arts Association created "The Door Knocking Silence", was invited to perform at the WIDL Women's Leadership Dance Festival in Louisiana, USA, and was selected as the "New Main Art of Songyan Lab-Creation Selection Project" to publish a full three-hour work "Silence Knocking" was titled by the 14th Taishin Art Award
• In 2016, he won the ACC Asian Cultural Association Award and will be stationed in Japan in the village
• In 2017, he was invited to the Yokohama Civic Art Museum to create and perform on-site in the new work "dislocation" by Japanese digital artist Watanabe Hao, which is a satellite program of the Yokohama Triennale