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DANCE FILM OPEN CALL

UNTIL FEBRUARY 15, 2023

Artist Talk

Maka Kiladze
Mawrgan Shaw
Sunday 20. Feb 2022
19:15 GMT+1
Room A
  • Zoom Talk
International

| Synopsis

Join us for an after-program discussion with the artists via Zoom. We invite you to take part in a deeper discussion with the artists about their work and the relationship to the curatorial theme “rethinking the reality and fiction of theatre dance through the screen” and the state of dance film and dance streams.

| Credits

with Maka Kiladze, Natia Chikvaidze, and Mawrgan Shaw

Mawrgan Shaw

| Biography

Mawrgan Shaw is a visual artist and animator based in Toronto, Canada, originally from Melbourne, Australia, who has a BA in Media & Communications and a Masters in Digital Film. Mawrgan’s art is inspired by our sense of self and the intersection with our physical reality, and how we move through and make meaning in the world. Mawrgan creates 2D frame-by-frame animation traditionally using mixed media: ink, marker, charcoal and watercolour, and digitally to explore texture and feel. Recently, Mawrgan has had her animated work featured in festivals in Canada, the United States, South Korea, and China, and has upcoming programming in Germany and Australia.

| Biography

Mawrgan Shaw is a visual artist and animator based in Toronto, Canada, originally from Melbourne, Australia, who has a BA in Media & Communications and a Masters in Digital Film. Mawrgan’s art is inspired by our sense of self and the intersection with our physical reality, and how we move through and make meaning in the world. Mawrgan creates 2D frame-by-frame animation traditionally using mixed media: ink, marker, charcoal and watercolour, and digitally to explore texture and feel. Recently, Mawrgan has had her animated work featured in festivals in Canada, the United States, South Korea, and China, and has upcoming programming in Germany and Australia.

Maka Kiladze

| Biography

Maka Kiladze is a multidisciplinary artist and cultural manager, with experience in visual and performance arts. Currently, she is a founder and artistic director of Circe – Experimental Platform for Dance and Theatre in Tbilisi, Georgia.

As an artist, Maka works in different mediums. She participated in various group exhibitions (Art&Freedom/Civil Rights at the times of Crisis, “Future Memory” Garikula, “Tbilisi Perspective” Hamburg, “Who is that I, who can say I” Silk Museum, “Multifunctional Materials”..) and had solo exhibitions –  WoMan in the framework of 3rd Tbilisi Triennial, Always Aleph in Warehouse Gallery.

Maka also creates and directs short experimental film productions (Be Circled, RED SUN, Brain Bank, Magicians of the Black Sea, Meeting with Androgen), that have been shown in different international experimental film festivals.

Currently, along with her artistic practices and managing of Circe Platform, Maka is working to implement a new experimental social project ‘My Rooftop’ in partnership with Tbilisi Architecture Biennial and Tbilisi City hall.

| Biography

Maka Kiladze is a multidisciplinary artist and cultural manager, with experience in visual and performance arts. Currently, she is a founder and artistic director of Circe – Experimental Platform for Dance and Theatre in Tbilisi, Georgia.

As an artist, Maka works in different mediums. She participated in various group exhibitions (Art&Freedom/Civil Rights at the times of Crisis, “Future Memory” Garikula, “Tbilisi Perspective” Hamburg, “Who is that I, who can say I” Silk Museum, “Multifunctional Materials”..) and had solo exhibitions –  WoMan in the framework of 3rd Tbilisi Triennial, Always Aleph in Warehouse Gallery.

Maka also creates and directs short experimental film productions (Be Circled, RED SUN, Brain Bank, Magicians of the Black Sea, Meeting with Androgen), that have been shown in different international experimental film festivals.

Currently, along with her artistic practices and managing of Circe Platform, Maka is working to implement a new experimental social project ‘My Rooftop’ in partnership with Tbilisi Architecture Biennial and Tbilisi City hall.