>New Work KAAP in Utrecht 29 May - 10 July FINISHED
KAAP is an exhibition of contemporary art consisting of new works made for the whole family.
The exhibition will be open to the public on every weekend from 29 May to 10 July.
http://www.kaapweb.nl/
>New Media Pocket Opera in Zwolle 9 April FINISHED
9 April 2011 FESTIVAL voor OPERA, MUZIEKTHEATER en ALLES wat daarbij hoort!
http://www.voi-z.nl/programma/zaterdag-9-april/134-voi-zkairos
http://www.pocketopera.info/
>Scenography for Compañia Nacional de Danza 2 in Madrid, Spain FINISHED
Everything might spill
choreographed by Lesley Telford
Premiere on 17 March
>Performative Installation: Transient Landscapes FINISHED
18 - 28 Nov 2010 : STRP Festival Eindhoven / art & technorogy
detail > http://www.strp.nl
Transient Landscapes is a performance installation that constructs and re-constructs the environment. On entering the space visitors are engulfed by a field of vertical white lines, a transparent structure that forms the basis for the installation. Using a series of instructions, performers generate patterns and images reminiscent of cityscapes and landscapes. Through research into the experience of nature and how we (try) to find this in the urbanised world, this work looks at life cycles of the constructed environment, abandoning the sense of an enclosed space, and playing with perspective in a tangible environment. You can see these performances daily at STRP Festival. This work was first made Master in Art Science in 2009 at the ‘Conservatory of Music’ of The Hague.
'Transient Landscapes' is a part of collaboration project "Sentient Architecture"with Lndsey Housden.
>>> http://www.sentientarchitecture.net/
>installation : AMA KO - raindrums (Rain Project) FINISHED
Korzo5hoog Den Haag / Stairway from ground to 6th floor.
 
18 Nov, Thursday 20.30h
19 Nov, Friday 20.30h
20 Nov, Saturday 20.30h
This installation AMA KO represents the experience and memory of rain. Precipitation, falling on the surfaces of the earth, in the nearby surroundings, on roof-tops, streetsm leaves; accumulation in puddles, in cities, on the country side, in a forest.
In the particular case of this installation, water falls from a height of 25 meters through the interrior of the building. Different leaves of water drums positioned in the middle of the stairwell counting 139 steps are caused to sound. This prototype installation was created for RainProject, a musical and visual performance by Kate Moore. This 3days, the installation will be shown independently.
This showing is combined in the program of Korzo5hoog 'countdown2'
http://korzo.nl/do.php?a=show_visitor_korzo_agenda&b=month&month=11&m=81&d=all
This installation is realized possible by Stroom Den Haag, Korzo5HOOG
> 'Rain Project' World premiere 7th 8th October FINISHED
Water drum installation (Proto-type)
Korzo Theater Stairway from ground to 6th floor.
7 Oct, Thursday 20.30h
8 Oct, Friday 20.30h
Ticket : Normal €15,- / Propas €8,- /Student €6,-
Location : Korzo 5HOOG (Binckhorstlaan 36, 2516 BE Den Haag)
Box office : 070 3637540 / korzo@korzo.nl
http://korzo.nl/do.php?a=show_visitor_korzo_productie&p=1223&from=agenda&from_m=165&b=
Rain Project is originally, a dream of the Australian/Dutch composer Kate Moore about experiencing contemporary music. It is an ode to rain. Water is very much a part of The Hague; the city is a delta of water through the presence of the sea, the canals and the rain. But also because of many different people from all over the world.
Yoko Seyam is commissioned by Kate Moore to make a water drum installation for the Rain project which will be exposed to public as a first showing of a prototype ‘water drum installation’ in Korzo 5HOOG theater on 7th, 8th October 2010.
Short information of the installation :
water(rain) drums
139 steps / 25 meter high
(for people who has difficulty of walking up, we will lead you to the chair in advance)
Installation by Yoko Seyama
Assistant by Yukari Sawaki
Special Thanks to Dirk Haubrich, Kengo Maekawa(ceramicist), Mr.Kino (Kino Caribbean Pan Shop), Wilma Marijnissen,
This installation is realized possible by Stroom Den Haag, Korzo5HOOG
>'PLANE SCAPE' 23th Sep OPENING FINISHED
Project prize 2010 Workspace ZAAL5 in Filmhuis Den Haag
in collaboration with Wolfgang Bittner, Lyndsey Housden and Jeroen Uyttendaele
http://www.filmhuisdenhaag.nl/content/8/programma.aspx
> 'a state of flux' in LONDON Treats on Elasiticity 9th September FINISHED
at Wellcome Collection in London, Event participation
http://www.wellcomecollection.org/whats-on/events/treats-on-elasticity.aspx
>Solo Exhibition 'Light Work#6 : In Soil' FINISHED
MEDIALAB Enschede
06 augustus to 19 september 2010
http://www.medialabenschede.nl/?page=Activity&ID=69
>'a state of flux' in Leiden Scheltema FINISHED
Yoko Seyama together with Lyndsey Housden works in recent months in Scheltema Leiden through the building. The installation is also unused corners, corridors and stairways of Scheltema in use. This creates an alternative, sensitive architecture that responds to existing buildings and the movement of visitors.
Visitors can touch all the work, try and play. The psychological impact has been likened to gardening. So look for alternatives to Seyama Housden and static architecture and they seek space in a state of flux that reacts to touch, light and movement.
Stretch & Flex at the meeting, anyone interested in space and architecture discussions with the artists invited to talk to. Flux in workshops, visitors are encouraged themselves to build the structures.
Festive openingFriday June 11 17:45
Stretch & flex Tuesday June 29 20:00
Flux Workshops Friday July 2 from 20:00 - 23:00
http://www.scheltemacomplex.nl/Agenda/A_State_of_flux
Yoko's note 'work in progress' + Expo report
http://www.sentientarchitecture-seyama.blogspot.com/
> Installation "Light work #6 : In Soil" FINISHED
25 February - 1 May 2010 sonicactsXIII at NIMk(Netherlands Media Art Institute) in Amsterdam
http://nimk.nl/nl/tentoonstellingen/sonic-acts-xiii-the-poetics-of-space
>WORKSHOP "HOW VIDEO IMAGE CAN TRANSFORM SPACE" FINISHED
Date: Friday 23 April, 11 pm - 3 am
Location : Netherlands Media Art Institute, Keizersgracht 264, Amsterdam
Admission: Send an email to anouk@nimk.nl
Participation is free of charge, Registration required.
Detail > www.nimk.nl
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