AUTOPORTRAIT, danser Picasso
Choregraphy : Harold Rhéaume
Premiere : septembre 2021
This solo for and by Harold Rhéaume inspired by the work of Picasso questions the representation of the dancing body. As the concept of the body in the work of the Catalan artist is one of the most fruitful prism to address the multiple occuring metamorphosis in his approach – the deconstructed, reconstructed and constantly transformed body – AUTOPORTRAIT, through the plastic energy of movement, pursues this dialogue around the spaces of perception of the self and the other.
A choreographic work presented as part of the international exhibition Picasso, Figures. This work is a Le fils d’Adrien danse production copresented by the F.A.D. and the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.
Credits
Choreographer and dancer
Harold Rhéaume
Artistic codirection
Harold Rhéaume and Caroline Simonis
Scenographic design and costumes
Laurie Foster
Photographs
David Mendoza Hélaine
David Wong
Video
Felippe Martín
Communications + Assistant General Director
Daphné Lehoux Traversy
This project is made possible with the financial support of Entente de développement culturel du Ministère de la culture et des communications de la Ville de Québec.
Performances and tours
Pavillon Pierre Lassonde Grand Hall
Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
Free • No admission
Duration : 15 minutes
Friday 10 September 2021
— 6pm • 6:30pm • 7pm • 7:30pm
Saturday 11 September 2021
— 2pm • 2:30pm • 3pm • 3:30pm • 4pm • 4:30pm
Sunday 12 September 2021
— 2pm • 2:30pm • 3pm • 3:30pm • 4pm • 4:30pm