W H I T E W A V E YOUNG SOON KIM DANCE COMPANY

BAM Fisher

Eternal NOW

YOUNG SOON KIM DANCE COMPANY

June 19-22, 2014

2013/2014 BrooklynAcademy of Music(BAM) Professional DevelopmentProgram(PDP) 5 . BAM PDP BAM Fisher BAM , DeVos Institute of Arts Management . BAM DeVosWHITE WAVE , . 2014 619 622 BAMFisherEternal NOW .

WHITE WAVE Young Soon Kim Dance Company has been selected asone of 5 New York companies to be a part of the 2013/2014 BAM Profes-sional Development Program (PDP). It will be an honor to be on the BAMFisher stage and a great opportunity to learn from BAM and the DeVos In-stitute of Arts Management at the Kennedy Center. They (BAM and DVIAM)will work with us to help WHITE WAVE expand our skill base, increase ourinstitutional capacity, and through sessions on marketing, fundraising, etc,build the necessary foundations for our long-term success. The programculminates with a world premiere of Eternal NOW presented at BAM Fisherfrom June 19 22, 2014.

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"Eternal NOW: a Multi-Media Dance/Theaterpiece is the fourth and final chapter of aseries Young Soon Kim has worked on since2010. Kims work is hailed as visually stun-ning and emotionally rich, and she, in col-laboration with the ten dazzling performersof WHITE WAVE Young Soon Kim DanceCompany(WWYSKDC), makeEternalNOWa work of vision and movement lan-guage that reveals the inner landscape ofhuman emotion and reaches into the innerterritories of the imagination, passion andspirit creating new expressions of con-temporary dance.

"Eternal NOW" is an ambitious collaborationwith Marco Cappelli's Acoustic Trio andother artists from a broad, fascinating rangeof creative disciplines that has been ongo-ing since the first chapter of the series in2010.

"Eternal NOWis a delirious, highly exposedportrayal of visually provocative, intimateand undeniably beautiful movement that re-veals the secret longings of utterly humanstories. Dancers interact with onscreenscenes, displayed as lusciously composedimages and edited footage simultaneouslypresented on widescreen monitors.

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The ambitious collaboration includes musicvirtuoso Marco Capelli and his Capelli TrioEnsemble, as well as long time collaborators,Multimedia Artists David Tirosh and KateFreer. Past collaborations have included theKorean tour ofHere NOW So Longin 2012which was captured by KBS-TV as part oftheirgreat performancesseries.

For 2013, WHITE WAVE has been honoredwith being invited to perform at one of Amer-icas most prestigious performing arts cen-ters: the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).A world premiere of the entire production ofEternal NOW will be presented from June19th till June 22nd of 2014 at the new BAMFisher.

The courageous, rapturous and ground-breakingEternal NOWwill be approximately70 minutes, with the original score composi-tion structured together with Kim and built asan extension of her past work with CappellisEnsemble.

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Stunning Passionate Kims choreography is highly charged

World Premiere

Multi-Media Dance/ Theater Piece

WHITE WAVE YOuNG SOON KIM DANCE COMPANY

Choreography by

Young Soon Kim

Original Music Composed & Performed by

Marco Cappelli

Visuals by Video and Film Makers by

Kate Freer

Costume Design by

Sarah Cubbage

Dramaturgy by James Leverett

Lighting Design by

Yuriy Nayer

Danced by Steven Trumon Gray, Kelly Garone, Misuzu Hara, Guanglei Hui, Juhwan Hwang, Anton Martynov, Emily Pope-Blackman, Mikelle Rindflish, Mei Yamanaka

in collaboration with the performers

Lisa Jo Sagolla, Backstage

Serenity and gently charged lyricism...sense of meticulous craft...

Ms. Kim caught the feeling of the frothing, foaming motion of water

and its erotic undertones

Extremely well crafted, visuallystunning, emotionally rich work

Young Soon Kim makes genericmodern-dance vocabulary serve a

wide range of expressive functions interesting and evocative---fresh.

Jennifer Dunning, The New York Times

Music commissioned by the Charles and Joan Gross Family Foundation.

Elizabeth Zimmer, Dance Magazine

Eternal NOW

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Boosting job opportunities, promotinginnovation and nurturing leadershipare the goals at the heart of the SA-UKSeasons 2014 & 2015.

Over the next two years, SouthAfrica and Britain will collaborate on acreative programme which promises to strengthen existing artistic, eco-nomic and political links between thetwo countries.

The programme comprises fourstreams: joint support of collaborativeprojects between South Africa and theUK; a South Africa season in the UK; aBritish Council season Connect ZA in South Africa; and joint (non-funded)projects which will benefit from thecampaigns communications.

As part of the Seasons, SouthAfrican work will feature prominentlyat this years Edinburgh InternationalFestival, including Inala, a dance piecefeaturing music from Ladysmith BlackMambazo, multimedia show Ubu and the Truth Commssion, and Exhibit Bby Brett Bailey. Meanwhile, Connect ZA will promote cultural exchange

through a variety of events, inclu-ding the Maker Library Network (aknowledge-sharing event for des-igners), the Royal Court New WritingProgramme (supporting the dev-elopment of emerging playwrights)and the Young Creative EntrepreneurAwards, which aims to identify the artsleaders of the future.

SAs Minister of Arts and Culture,Paul Mashatile, said: We launch the SA-UK Seasons 2014 & 2015 as part of our ongoing commitment to openup new markets, facilitate skills trans-fer and create sustainable livelihoodsfor all those within the South Africanarts, culture and heritage sector.

South Africa and the UK havestrong bilateral relations, a sharedlanguage, similar legal and financialsystems and common values. SA andthe UK are also long-standing tradepartners and have vibrant tourismindustries. The Seasons, throughshowcasing our rich arts and culture,will no doubt enhance our well-established relations.

Bongani Tembe has been appointed as commissioner-general of the Sea-sons (on the SA side), and will workalongside arts experts and leaders in both countries to implement the programme.

He said: Through this partnership,both parties recognise the desire topositively influence each other resulting in shared thinking on arts,culture and creative industry issues;building partnerships around opp-ortunities for both our countries art-ists and arts institutions, particularly around the challenges of creating jobopportunities, promoting innovationand nurturing leadership of the arts for the future. (Read a week in the life of Bongani Tembe on Diary p30)

Both the British Council and SouthAfricas Department for Arts andCulture will each contribute funding tothe programme, and private businesseswill also be encouraged to invest.

dac.gov.zabritishcouncil.org.za

Arts Council England plans to investGBP18m (21.9m) in arts organisationswanting to export work in an effort to foster cultural exchange and int-ernational collaboration.

The initiative stems from resourceswhich were returned to the Arts Councilfollowing the dissolution of the OlympicLottery Distributor, an independentbody set up to help fund the London2012 Olympic Games.

Investment will be spread over threeyears, and will enable arts organisationsand artists to earn money overseas.

Recently appointed UK Culture Sec-retary, Sajid Javid, said: Culture isessential to our well-being and quality

of life but cultural diplomacy can build trust and relationships with other countries, helping to drive tradeand investment.

This export fund of GBP18m willhelp promote our unique talent on theinternational stage, boosting opportun-ities for collaboration and cooperationand taking British culture to inter-national audiences.

ACE chair Peter Bazalgette said:ACE is looking to build on the opp-ortunity that the 2012 Olympic andParalympic Games gave us to showcaseour extraordinary artists and culturalorganisations on an international plat-form, and encourage cultural exchange.

The release of these funds will see great artistic work from England exported around the globe. Artists and arts organisations will have theopportunity to work with leading artists worldwide and well all see the benefits of an arts and culturalsector that is encouraging internat-ional investment and increasing rev-enue streams, collaborating with part-ners overseas to further enrich ourcultural offer, and enhancing ourreputation for world class culture.

Further details on how to apply will be announced in 2015.

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A host of top names from Russias arts scenehave received a Golden Mask award. TheMaly Drama Theatre, based in St Petersburg,won the award for Best Large Scale Pro-duction for its work Intrigue and Love;Rimas Tuminas won the Best Director categ-ory for his work on Vakhtangov TheatresEugene Onegin; and the Moscow Art Theatrewon the Critics Award for An Ideal Husband.

The US-based Doris Duke Charitable Found-ation has announced the winners of its ArtistAwards and Impact Awards. This yearsrecipients include Joanna Haigood, artisticdirector and co-founder of Zaccho DanceTheatre; pianist and composer Craig Taborn;writer and director Tina Satter; founder ofRagamala Dance, Ranee Ramaswamy; andmusician and composer Ben Monder. Eachrecipient will receive flexible, multi-yearfunding through grants to support pro-fessional development and future work.The programme is part of the Doris DukePerforming Artist Initiative, a 10-year schemeto support at least 200 artists working acrossthe US in all performance fields.

Spanish vocal group El Len de Oro has wonfirst prize at the inaugural London Intern-ational A Cappella Choir Competition.The jury (comprising Emma Kirkby, PeterPhillips, James ODonnell and Mark Williams)described the choirs performance as theperfect combination of passion and discipline.Second prize went to UK choir ErebusEnsemble, led by Tom Williams.

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EMOTIONAL EMBRACE: As part of its work with the Brooklyn Academy of Music ProfessionalDevelopment Program, White Wave Young Soon Kim Dance Company will present the worldpremiere of a new multimedia dance work, Eternal NOW. An expression of intimate humanemotions, the piece is a collaboration with Marco Cappellis Acoustic Trio, multimedia artistKate Freer and dramaturg James Leverett. Eternal NOW premieres on 19 June at BAM Fisher in New York. Photo: Steven Schreiber

EMOTIONAL EMBRACE: As part of its work with the Brooklyn Academy of Music ProfessionalDevelopment Program, White Wave Young Soon Kim Dance Company will present the worldpremiere of a new multimedia dance work, Eternal NOW. An expression of intimate humanemotions, the piece is a collaboration with Marco Cappellis Acoustic Trio, multimedia artistKate Freer and dramaturg James Leverett. Eternal NOW premieres on 19 June at BAM Fisher in New York. Photo: Steven Schreiber

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BAM, Brooklyn Academy of Music, America's Oldest Performing Arts Center, is about to present (June

19th22nd, 2014 ), at BAM Fisher, the world premiere of Eternal NOW the latest work of Korean

choreographer Young Soon Kim and the company WHITE WAVE DANCE.

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Young Soon Kim is one of the most renowned

choreographers Korea has ever produced. Born

in Kwang Ju, Korea, Kim came to the United

States in 1977 at the invitation of the Martha

Graham School.

Kim danced with Jennifer Muller /The Works

(19801984), Pearl Lang and Joyce Trisler

Companies, among others. Kim also studied

with Louis Falco, Lynn Simonson, Zvi Gotheiner,

Lar Lubavitch, Twyla Tharp and Martha Myers.

She formed WHITE WAVE in 1988.

Presenting audiences with visually provocative, intimate, and

undeniably beautiful movement,

Eternal NOW reveals the secret longings of utterly human stories. A

work of vision and movement language that reaches into the

imagination, passion, and spirit, each piece perpetually affirms the now,

in space and time, while exploring the

turbulence of human emotions.

What we are feeling at the very moment of

now is unknown territory. We as human

beings are constantly struck by the

turbulence of human emotion, which mostly

comes from the past or the future. This piece

is about facing NOW with a sense of hope

and possibility, Young Soon Kim has said

about her work.

Eternal NOW is also reuniting Young Soon

Kims fluid and intertwining dramatic

movement with longtime collaborator, Italian

composer Marco Cappelli, who will

perform an original score live, as dancers

interact with scenes of lusciously composed

images and edited footage by video artist,

Kate Freer, playing on wide screen monitors.

I will be in a corner on stage, sitting in an

area that looks like the cockpit of an airplane,

surrounded by little lights, cables and instruments and I will play, reading what the dancers do,

Marco Cappelli told us. The collaboration between the composer and Kim started back in 2009. I often travel to

Korea for work and I have met many musicians and composers. One of them, Kyoung Kim, introduced me to

Young Soon Kim, because she was based, as I am, in New York City. It was easier for us to collaborate than for

him who lived so far away. The show they are presenting now is the third of a series, and I composed music for

the previous two as well: So Long for Now and Here and Now.

Italian composer Marco Cappelli

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We immediately realize that the common thread

between the shows is the word NOW. Yes,

Marco explained, and that is captured on stage by

the immediacy of the music and the space

given to improvisation. Believe me, there is a well

structured frame where we, and by we I mean me,

the dancers and the video artist, have room to

improvise. As far as I am concerned, I get to read

movement as if I were reading a sheet of music. I

am very interested in the relation between

composition and improvisation and Young Soon

Kim shares the same interest, that's why working

together is really ideal. At the very beginning

dancers are left to totally improvise, she wants to

see what they come up with. Then they are guided

by her and I let myself be guided to. It all comes together.

Marco Cappelli will be playing different

instruments: the guitar, keyboards and the

uboingee, an instrument that only two people

have in the world and M is one of them! The

Uboingee is a guitar with springs, Marco

explained, It looks like it belongs in a scifi movie

and it can be used both as a guitar and as

percussion, which is great for the dancers. It was

created by Mark Stewart, Paul Simon and Art

Garfunkel's guitarist and artistic director, who

happens to be also an inventor of instruments. I

will also play with some sound effects and make it

all incredibly engaging.

Eternal NOW runs June 19 21, Thursday Saturday at 7:30 PM.

BAM Fisher is located at 321 Ashland Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. For information and

reservations call 7188558822 or visit BAM.org.

http://www.i-italy.org/38263/living-moment-eternal-now

Eternal NOW by WHITE WAVE DANCE at BAM

June 19-21 at 7:30pm, June 22 at 3pm

BAM Fisher, 321 Ashland Place Brooklyn, NY 11217

All performances $20 / Gala Opening Night starting at $150

Revealing secret longings through utterly human stories, choreographer Young Soon Kim and WHITE WAVE Dance present

Eternal NOW. Kim, whose work has been hailed for its exhilarating, visually stunning, and emotionally rich phrases and textures,

presents this expression of movement that perpetually affirms the now, in space and time, as it reveals the inner landscape of

human emotion. The result is a compelling, deeply sensual work that exemplifies the remarkable versatility of its performers and

the choreographic virtuosity of its maker. Eternal NOW is a Multi-Media Dance/Theater piece, the fourth and final chapter of

a series Kim has worked on since 2010, and an ambitious collaboration with composer, Marco Cappelli, who will perform an

original score live, as dancers interact with scenes of lusciously composed images and edited footage by video artist, Kate Freer,

playing on widescreen monitors.

Formed in 1988, WHITE WAVE Young Soon Kim Dance Company has traversed the globe performing her repertory of

original works in Taiwan, China, and Hong Kong, as well as a 60-day tour in Korea. Kims 34-year career as a choreographer

began as a performer appearing at major festivals and collaborating with musicians like Dave Brubeck. Kim has also

choreographed for City Contemporary Dance Company (Hong Kong), Seoul Contemporary Dance Company (Korea), and the

St. Gallen Dance Loft (Switzerland), among others. The companys performances garnered press coverage on CNN, PBS NYC

Arts, Channel 7 Eyewitness News, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal. Ms. Kim was nominated for the 17th Annual KBS

Global Korean Award and selected for a documentary film to highlight her lifes achievements. Ticket: http://www.bam.org/dance/2014/eternal-now

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WHITE WAVES ETERNAL NOW AT BAM JUNE19-22Renowned DUMBO-based dance company, White Wave Dance, and artistic director Young SoonKim are thrilled to announce that their latest production, Eternal NOW, will make a premiere at BAMthis coming June.

Eternal NOW is a multi-media/dance/theater piece, and the fourth and final chapter of a series that Kimhas conceived and began creating since 2010. This is an ambitious collaboration with composer, MarcoCappelli, who will perform an original score live, as dancers interact with scenes of lusciously composedimages and edited footage by video artist, Kate Freer, playing on widescreen monitors. Eternal NOWpresents audiences with visually provocative, intimate, and undeniably beautiful movement, revealing thesecret longings of utterly human stories.

The Opening Night Gala Celebration will be on Thursday, June 19 at 7:30 PM. The performances will runfrom June 19 to 22, Thursday Saturday at 7:30 PM and Sunday at 3:00 PM, at BAM Fisher (321 AshlandPlace, Brooklyn NY 11217).

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After the passion , then came calm as SSOOT ( / charcoal) burned Young Soon Kim, a Korean resident in the USA, performs a new show with two episodes Here NOW So Long and 'SSOOT()' Dance of madness and chaos that finishes with Gutgeori Jangdan (rhythmic rituals) My heart became SSOOT (burning sparks that sustain others) and I want to share its warmth with you.

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All kinds of human behavior sometimes are reminiscent of insane stunts. Young Soon Kim said that the circus is out of my interest but it is artistic reinvention

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Contemporary dancer Young Soon Kim (59) who has been in New York for 30 years presented a new

performance, including 'Here Now So Long' and 'SSOOT()' on June 18th, 2012 at Seoul Arko Arts

Theater. She expressed her artworks as a heart black as pitch that are deeply trapped in the mind of a

Korean women, inside the edge of a city across.

The stage, where it is back and forth between

happenings of an occurrence and calculated

chaos, is visualized by using a camcorder and

expresses that New York is a place where the

division of human beings are forced.

David Tirosh, an Israeli multimedia and

performance artist, transmits live video to the

stage with a video camera next to the stage. The

image is transformed in real time to decorate the

screen like Nam June Parks video arts.

With the old media, newspapers, it is better to

give up falling in place. While the front of the

stage filled with newspapers, a projected

expansion of the newspaper mastheads is

displayed as a backdrop behind the dancers, and

the show started with the dancers tearing the

newspaper into pieces on the stage. The sound is

extremely expanded and a solo female dancer followed, frantically dancing. Finally, the media is held up

to ridicule, which only produces waste. The camera puts into the situation and creates chaos by playing

with time difference. Old media is thoroughly disaggregated as debris rattles around on the stage.

Humans are indifferent to such a situation. Humans are moved towards pleasure within each other. The

movements of dancers is vigorous as men and women behave greedily with each other, and are

persistently tracked by the camera while the front screen expands the scene, reproducing its appearance

vividly.

The stage seemed like feast with intense techno-bit reversal thats had an opportunity to turn around. It

slowly started to sound like Gutgeori Jangdan (rhythmic rituals) that, in Korea, is very familiar. The

frenzy of the stage is slowly stilled with circumstances where one female dancer interchanges with two

male dancers, and interacting with the music of Gutgeori Jangdan. In one moment, dancers dance like

maniacs, and in the next moment they find their mate, and dance with the beat. They even cleanup the

newspapers scattered around.

From Act II 'SSOOT() the show become more clearly similar to the Korean subject. A female dancer

walks around the stage while an enchanting oral sound plays, and the mixed sound of Daeguem (a large

bamboo transverse) and cello is heard. If the dancers get dressed in Korean traditional clothes, it would

be a modern edition of Ssitgim-gut, which is a shaman ritual for cleaning dead persons soul. Also heard

is a thick voice of a singer Daesue Han. Young Soon Kim said that the lyrics are very great in Daesue Hans

music, such the songs as 'Exile' and 'The sound of a drum()' which includes the Gutgeori Jangdan,

Korean Characteristics that she has kept strongly in her body.

Young Soon Kim performed a solo dance at the end of 'SSOOT()' for approximately 20 minutes. We can

say for certain that her performance is about her settlement into New York life over 30 years, which is

featured on the background with the image of a huge drain. She said, I would like to show my heart,

which has become black as pitch. She also mentioned, However, the SSOOT( / charcoal ) could also

make our body warm? That is why the gestures in her dance communicates lively warmth.

The performance will be featured on June 23rd and 24th at Gwangju Citizens Bitgoeul Cultural Center

and also on June 27th at Seongnam Arts Center.

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