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Jumping Frames International Dance Video Showcase 2009

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Forward Motion: Artists’ Choice

Jumping Frames International Dance Video Showcase 2009

This summer the British Council is bringing Forward Motion: Artists’ Choice for its Hong Kong premiere screening, as part of the Jumping Frames International Dance Video Showcase 2009 presented by City Contemporary Dance Company.

Co-produced by the British Council and South East Dance, Forward Motion is a compilation of historic, seminal and groundbreaking dance videos that creates a stream of moving snapshots of the UK’s prolific screen dance output. It celebrates British screen dance talents as well as engages new artists, markets, audiences and participants in this exciting niche art form.

The programme Forward Motion: Artists’ Choice includes Lloyd Newson’s multi-award winning The Cost Of Living, introduced by Akram Khan. Other high profile contributors include Russell Maliphant, Shobana Jeyasingh and Michael Clark introducing, amongst others, Chris Cunningham’s music video for Portishead’s Only You.

Screening Schedule of Forward Motion: Artists’ Choice

Date Time Venue

Saturday 15 August 2009

8.45 p.m.

Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Space Museum

10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Tuesday 18 August 2009 8.00 p.m.

Fringe Studio

2 Lower Albert Road, Central

Tickets are available now at all URBTIX outlets (for Space Museum shows) and box offices of HK Ticketing (for Fringe Studio shows).

Programme enquiries: 2329 7803/ info@ccdc.com.hk (CCDC)

For further information on the Forward Motion project please visit: www.britishcouncil.org/forwardmotion

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