Sarah Neville is a choreographer, experience creator and researcher who devises new media performance, instigates inter-disciplinary practices and invests in multi-platform processes and production outcomes.
Featured Works
When is it?
6th, 7th & 8th October
30 minute sessions between
10am-4:30pm
Where is it?
Piccadilly Hall
171 Piccadilly Rd, Piccadilly SA 5151
Mobilizing Sites, Reali ties, and Non-humans (Moderator: Efrosini Protopapa)
Taking Place: Site Dance and (im)mobility -Victoria Hunter
Performing Fluidity: Sensual Objects, Nonhuman Mobility, And Experimenting
Relationalities -Menghang Wu
Symbiotic movement in a Glasshouse -Sarah Neville
Thursday 13 July 2023 to Sunday 16 July 2023
Reconnections: looking back, moving forward, enacting change
C-DaRE are pleased to announce the dates for the next Dance and Somatic Practices conference which will take place at the Centre for Dance Research in Coventry, UK Friday 14th to Sunday 16th July 2023. The conference will be in person and include paper presentations, practice research sharings, workshops and more from the international somatic community. There will be online offerings as part of the conference.
In residence at The Mill
July 8 - 28, 2023
Immersive opening weekend: Saturday, July 8, 6-8pm, and Sunday, July 9, 12-4pm
July 9, 3pm
The Mill Exhibition Space, 154 Angas St, Kaurna Yarta
Cost: $15 (+ booking fee)
The Mill invites you to the Make|Shift Forum where you can hear from the artists about their practice and process. The forum will feature a panel of exhibiting artists and will be chaired by Artistic and Curatorial Facilitator Margie Medlin and The Mill’s CEO/Artistic Director Katrina Lazaroff (live captioned and live streamed).
Make|Shift is an immersive and experimental exhibition of projection art as part of Illuminate Adelaide. The exhibition features digital image and projection based work by six South Australian multidisciplinary artists; James Alberts, Ray Harris, Sarah Neville, Liam Somerville, Inneke Taal and Tanya Voges, with Margie Medlin as Artistic & Curatorial Facilitator supported by artistic mentorship from illuminart’s Cindi Drennan and Tim Gruchy.
2 Mar - 3 Mar 2023
Open Lab
Experience a new dance work (evocation) by Sarah Neville in Augmented Reality
Sarah and her collaborators (Visual Artist Alex Degaris, Composer Matthew Thomas, and Dancer Sue Hawksley) are seeking volunteers +18 years to assist with the creative development of a new dance for augmented reality work. This new work – evocation – is experienced on an android tablet by participants moving around a room collecting parts of the dance. The trial of the dance work, unstructured interview and short survey will take no more than 30 minutes. Trials take place at MOD. in the Open Lab.
If you would like to assist this research into new forms of participatory practice in contemporary dance, please book online below or contact Sarah directly.
Evocation was developed in partnership with the creative Computing Studio, UniSA and Dance Hub SA and supported by Arts SA Department of the Premier and Cabinet.
Sarah Neville is an Australian choreographer who has created work for the Adelaide Festival, Ausdance Choreolab, Dance House, Australian Choreographic Centre, ADT’s Ignition season, Strut Dance, Heliograph Productions and Corazon de Vaca. Sarah’s PhD (Deakin University/ Coventry University), researches Dance Digitisation. In 2021, Sarah was awarded an Arts SA Fellowship, creating dance for virtual reality works. Sarah is currently an adjunct research fellow at UniSA – www.sarahneville.com
This project has been approved by the University of South Australia’s Human Research Ethics Committee (Ethics Protocol 204918).
