“I was in complete agreement with Dan Graham’s critique on minimalism, because I wanted to work closer on social issues and questions. But in relation to what I did in dance and wanted to do with dance. I had the impression that with dance I couldn’t deal with such problems. This is actually one of the main reasons why I turned to film.” – Yvonne Rainer<\/p>\n
When one sees the news on war and violence in the distributed media, we cannot deal morally\/ethically with it. For what we see in the media is only a stimulation of a picture that suggests emotion, political opinion and rational observation.<\/p>\n
Enad Maarouf (Syria) :
Born 1985, Enad Maarouf studied ballet at the Ballet School of Damascus and then at the Higher Institute for Dramatic Arts. Since 2006, Maarouf lives in Germany where he completed his Choreography Diploma in 2010 at the Ernst Busch College for Dramatic Arts, Berlin. Maarouf is a freelancing artist living between Berlin and Frankfurt where he works on his own projects and collaborations with artists from different artistic backgrounds. In 2010 Maarouf, Billy Bultheel and Samuel Forsythe formed the project New Forms of Life.<\/p>\n
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