Maynard, Come Home… was a two day dance event curated by movement artist Simon Whitehead, held in and around his home village of Abercych, Pembrokeshire.
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"I think of home as I think of my time at Maynard Come Home as an entanglement of emotions, an intertwining of bodies, a nexus of stuff "
“Nest” evolves each day as a little ritual- I make my body a temporary home, a little being makes a temporary home in me. It is a strange and mysterious encounter.
His work is often to do with walking, and the way people and wildlife are encountered. It also often involves water.
Bwyd Sonique are Karine Décorne and Simon Proffitt. Simon was born in 1975. His first recorded work, ‘Undydundy’, was a pre-lingual attempt to recite a well known nursery rhyme.
Carl Lavery teaches in the school of cultural and creative arts at the University of Glasgow. He has published widely in the fields of ecology, environment and place.
“Explorations of a woman’s life, lineage, forest, farm. The air is thick, the buckets start to fill by themselves.”
Mapping the real and the illusionary – drawing on personal reflections, memories, projections and references of both physical reality and imagined events – Army of Me is a portrait of many selves, presented as distorted echoes in a world made of small pieces.
Rosemary Lee has been choreographing, performing and directing for twenty years since graduating from the Laban Centre.
As boy he played football, watched birds, played in a punk band and wandered the suburbs looking for trees and streams. As a movement artist, Simon’s work has involved a transition from the formal presentation context of the theatre and studio space to a primary physical engagement with land and the qualities of season, people and place.
Siriol Joyner Siriol Joyner is an independent choreographer from Aberystwyth, and resident artist at Arad Goch. She originally trained as a classical dancer with the Royal Ballet Associates and was later an Associate Member of National Dance Company Wales before studying Fine Art at Oxford University.
