Arkadi Zaides is an independent choreographer. Born in 1979 in Belorussia, former USSR, he immigrated to Israel in 1990 and currently lives in France. He obtained a master’s degree at the AHK Academy of Theater and Dance in Amsterdam. He is currently obtaining his practice-based PhD degree at the UAntwerp and the Royal Conservatoire Antwerp within the CORPoREAL research group and a member of S:PAM (Studies in Performing Arts), a research unit at the UGent.<\/p>\n
Zaides’ work examines the ways in which political and social contexts effect the physical body and constitute choreography. His practice aims to challenge and inspire viewers. It offers an inclusive realm that brings together diverse communities and sectors of society. His works have been presented in several countries.<\/p>\n
AWARDS<\/strong><\/em> CURATORIAL WORK<\/em> INSTITUT DES CROISEMENTS<\/em> < photo<\/strong> Yuli Gorodinsky, Time Out Tel Aviv<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Cloud<\/em><\/span><\/a>
\nZaides received the Emile Zola Prize for Performing Arts for demonstrating engagement in human rights issues in his work Archive<\/em> (2013). His work Quiet<\/em> received a grant from the Israeli Ministry of Culture and Sport (2013). He was the recipient of the Israeli Lottery Foundation Landau Award (2012). He won the Israeli Ministry of Culture and Sport Young Artist Prize (2008, 2009, 2011). He received the annual Rosenblum Award for excellence in the arts (2010), and his work Solo Colores<\/em> received the Kurt Jooss Award (2010).<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Zaides continuously develops platforms to promote contemporary discourse of performance making. Together with dramaturge and researcher Sandra Noeth, he initiated Violence of Inscriptions<\/em>. The project brings together artists, thinkers, and human-rights activists to negotiate the role of the body in producing, maintaining, legitimizing, representing, and aestheticizing structural violence (2016). Zadies curated Moves Without Borders<\/em>, a close collaboration with Goethe Institute Israel. The project invited avant-garde choreographers to conduct performances and workshops in Israel (2012-2015). Together with choreographer Anat Danieli, Zaides curated the New Dance Project<\/em> in Jerusalem. The project provided novice choreographers with professional guidance, production assistant, and financial support (2010-2011).<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Institut des Croisements is a French non-profit association, founded and directed by Simge G\u00fcc\u00fck & Arkadi Zaides with Benjamin Perchet as president. The association is supported by the French Ministry of Culture\/DRAC Auvergne Rh\u00f4ne-Alpes. Institut des Croisements\u2019 mission is to promote Zaides\u2019 work as well as to represent contemporary artists and produce cultural events.<\/p>\n@ FIT<\/em><\/h4>\n
\n2024 Edition
\n04.10 – 13.10<\/p>\n