JCE, Contemporary arts
Young European Talent's Travelling Biennial
Young European Talent's Travelling Biennial
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«The JCE has been weaving its web in the European community since its creation in 2000. The 2009/2011 biennial gathers together eight partner countries and one invited country. This time, Austria, Spain, France, Italy, Lithuania, and Portugal, the partner countries of the biennial’s previous edition, are being joined by Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland. This growing community is lending an unparalleled new vision to the young artistic creation that is currently taking place within Europe.
Backed by an urban partnership (comprising one city per each represented country) is a partnership made of diverse cultural institutions and contemporary art experts, whose main goal is to search for and discover new talents. Each partner acts within its own territory to present an overview of the emerging artistic creation, and to select a group of approximately 10 artists that best represent their generation. (...) » (extract from JCE's site) |
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I learned that the waltz is a dance à trois temps:
a time to see
a time to feel
a time to love
My pair is ugly, he crawls and has no posture.
Contrary to what I learned, he pressed me against him making me feel his bitter and greasy smell.
I danced a quadruple time waltz.... I hoped that maybe I would die before knowing the last unspoken time, no one ever told me about, but I didn't die.
The unspoken time stole my illusions, my innocence and in return shaped me to dance a timeless waltz.
by Rosa Santana
a time to see
a time to feel
a time to love
My pair is ugly, he crawls and has no posture.
Contrary to what I learned, he pressed me against him making me feel his bitter and greasy smell.
I danced a quadruple time waltz.... I hoped that maybe I would die before knowing the last unspoken time, no one ever told me about, but I didn't die.
The unspoken time stole my illusions, my innocence and in return shaped me to dance a timeless waltz.
by Rosa Santana
