3 visages

Louise Vanneste, Ayelen Parolin & Thomas Hauert { Brussels }
21/01/2022
  • Duur: 60'
  • Location : Trinkhall 
PRE-OPENING of PAYS DE DANSES

 

Ayelen Parolin, Louise Vanneste and Thomas Hauert are choreographers from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation who are being hosted as part as in-house artists at the Théâtre de Liège between 2018
and 2022.
In order to celebrate the end of this partnership through movement, the Pays de Danses Festival is offering the three artists carte blanche at the Trinkhall Museum for a dialogue between dance and plastic arts.
Three faces, in reference to the ‘Visages/Frontières’ exhibition presented at the Trinkhall Museum, which inspired the three choreographers.

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Date Hour
Friday, January 21 8:00 pm

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