17. Dec. 2015, „Refugium“, Architekturzeichensaal Fönfrisur, Graz (A)
05. Dec. 2015, „Land Acupuncture“ by Kaiser/Antonino Ensemble, INTERNATIONAL DANCE EXPOSURE 2015 – Tel Aviv
15. Nov. 2015, „Il motivo di una danza“, Teatro San Materno, Ascona (CH)
16. Sep. 2015, „From The Blank Page To The Masterpiece“, MAECENAS Steiermark, Helmut List Halle, Graz (A)
19. Apr. 2015, „zero:25:ten“, Tanz Schritt Weise Festival bei den Minoriten, Graz (A)
and many more…
Aus dem ‚Cube Magazine‘ vom 28. Oktober 2014:
„Mit einem Debut als Nummer 1 der iTunes- und der Radiocharts startet Vasco Rossi’s neue Single ‘Come vorrei’. Das Album ‘Sono Innocente‘ erscheint am 4. November und liegt schon jetzt in den Vorbestellungen stabil auf der ersten Position in diesem Online-Store. Das Video zu ‘Come vorrei’ in der Regie von Giuseppedomingo Romano aka Pepsy Romanoff mit der Tänzerin Valentina Moar als Protagonistin erreichte allein am Wochenende mehr als 700.000 Views.“
VASCO ROSSI – COME VORREI – MUSIC CLIP from EXCEPT House Production on Vimeo.
Regia & D.o.p. : Giuseppedomingo Romano aka Pepsy Romanoff
Produzione Esecutiva: Maurizio Vassallo
House Production: Except
Performer: Valentina Moar
Da ‚Cube Magazine‘ il 28 Ottobre 2014:
„Debutta al primo posto della classifica di iTunes e nell’airplay radiofonico il nuovo singolo di Vasco Rossi
‘Come vorrei’. L’album ‘Sono Innocente‘, in uscita il prossimo 4 novembre e in preordine su iTunes, è stabile alla prima posizione dello store digitale
Il video di ‘Come vorrei’, realizzato da Giuseppedomingo Romano aka Pepsy Romanoff, che ha come protagonista la performer Valentina Moar, soltanto nel weekend ha realizzato oltre 700.000 visualizzazioni.“
VASCO ROSSI – COME VORREI – MUSIC CLIP from EXCEPT House Production on Vimeo.
Regia & D.o.p. : Giuseppedomingo Romano aka Pepsy Romanoff
Produzione Esecutiva: Maurizio Vassallo
House Production: Except
Performer: Valentina Moar
30. Nov. 2014, „Vergessene Frauen“, MUMUTH, Graz (A)
29. Nov. 2014, „Vergessene Frauen“, MUMUTH, Graz (A)
24. Oct. 2014, „Come Vorrei – Vasco Rossi“, Official Video Release
and many more…
Valentina_Moar_Dance-Me_Short-Film_18-19-20-Dezember-2013
DANCE-ME – Choreographien von Grazer Passant*innen für eine Tänzerin
Film-Premiere + Tanz-Performance
18./19./20. Dezember 2013
esc medien kunst labor, Bürgergasse 5, Graz
„Würden Sie mir bitte eine Bewegung zeigen, die durch diesen Ort inspieriert wird?
Mache ich diese Bewegung schnell oder langsam?
Wie bewege ich mich über diesen Platz – diagonal, spiralförmig, im Zickzack?
Welches dieser Kostüme gefällt Ihnen?
Welches dieser Zitate passt zu diesem Ort? …“
Tanz ernährt sich von der Stadt und ihren Bewohnern.
Tanz ernährt die Stadt.
Konzept, Choreographie, Tanz: Valentina Moar
Regie: Valentina Moar, Hans Kraxner
Kamera: Hans Kraxner
Musik: Reinhard Ziegerhofer
Cutter: Nina Rath
Ton, Projektassistenz: Marco Schretter
Grafik: Luca Morganti
Unterstützt durch: Stadt Graz Kultur, Land Steiermark Kultur, Europa und Außenbeziehungen, ESC medienkunstlabor, Die Organisation cinema division
Valentina_Moar_Dance-Me_18-19-20-Dezember-2013
Valentina_Moar_Dance-Me_18-19-20-Dezember-2013
valentina moar @ faces of a restless spirit by reinhard ziegerhofer, LaStrada Festival 2013
valentina moar @ faces of a restless spirit, LaStrada Festival 2013
valentina moar @ faces of a restless spirit, LaStrada Festival 2013
Besetzung:
Reinhard Ziegerhofer – Komposition, Konzept, Kontrabass, E-Bässe
Dorothee Steinbauer – Regie, Konzept, Textauswahl, Rezitation
Hans Kraxner – Videos, Konzept
Previn Moore – Tenor
Kata Petö – Mezzosopran
Cornelia Pesendorfer – Oboe, Englischhorn
Marianne Schweitzer – Violine
Valentina Moar – Tanz, Choreografie
Termine: Montag 29.7. bis Mittwoch 31.7. um 21.00 Uhr, St. Andrä Kirche GRAZ Dauer: 75 Min.
ww.lastrada.at
valentina moar @ 10 jahre kunsthaus graz
„The Dancessence fine art dance photography book contains thirty-two images exploring the pure heart of feminine dance and the exquisite sculpture of the dancers’ bodies: soft, strong, subtle, powerful, fluid, cursive, rhythmic, and elegant. The images were made in a studio in Carmel, California with dancers from the United States and Europe. The dancers were choreographed in stationary, sometimes horizontal positions, but imagined themselves in full movement, suspended in time and space. The images were made on a light absorbing background in total darkness using a manual 35mm SLR camera with a fine-grained, slow-speed color film. The camera shutter was held open in a long exposure while the dancers’ bodies were “painted” with a hand-held light source developed in collaboration with a fiber optic scientist from New Jersey Bell Laboratories. The film was scanned to a digital format, converted to black and white, and retouched, but not digitally manipulated. This process creates a softer, more painterly look to the images than is possible with conventional flash photography of moving dancers.“
Dancessence won the 2010 Independent Publisher award for Best Book Arts Craftsmanship. It has also been favorably reviewed by leading dance photographer Lois Greenfield; recognized photographers Howard Schatz and Joyce Tenneson; legendary dancer Anna Halprin; and choreographers Carolyn Carlson and Trey McIntyre.
The book was designed by Takigawa Design, Monterey, CA, and printed by Hemlock Printers in Vancouver, Canada, as a quintone in a 10-micron stochastic process on 65# uncoated cover paper. The book’s slipfolio cover paper was handmade in Khandbari, Nepal. The free-sliding slipfolio was hand fabricated in Phoenix, Arizona, using bamboo wood, a magnet, and a tipped-in print, and then screen printed.
High-quality limited edition digital pigment prints of the book’s images are available and made in collaboration with printer R. Mac Holbert.
Dancessence – www.haleastman.com
