Michael Turinsky defines Crip Choreography as a critical artistic practice that starts from the specific nature and lived experience of a body labelled as disabled - its spatial and temporal, affective and libidinal reality, which with Crip Choreography makes a leap to complex ideas related to politics and/or aesthetics. In his workshop, Turinsky will present both his conceptual and physical practice. Core themes are repetition and difference, slowness, vibration, regular and irregular oscillations, negativity and pleasure.

Admission is free.
Registration at info@produktionszentrum.de
It is possible to register for a free shuttle service from Stuttgart to Bad Boll.

Michael Turinsky is a Vienna-based, physically disabled artist and theorist who works at the intersection of contemporary dance and performance, disability, and political and aesthetic theory. His commitment to teaching, education and theoretical practice has led to numerous workshops, lectures, interventions and publications in various contexts. His solo work ‘Precarious moves’ was awarded the prestigious Nestroy Prize for the best off-production in 2021.

Other events with Michael Turinsky as part of the festival JETZT!: 

Philosophical salons with guests from art, science & activism

Salon 1: Agriculture
29.09.2024, 4 pm, German Peasants' War Museum Böblingen

Salon 2: Energy
02 October 2024, 6 pm, Schiller National Museum Marbach

Salon 3: Mobility
06.10.2024, 4 pm, Stuttgart, location tba

Guest performance ‘Precarious Moves’ at the Rampe theatre
04.10.2024 and 05.10.2024, both at 8 pm