A DANCE PERFORMANCE BY OLE KHAMCHANLA
Transformations by Olé Khamchanla brings the French choreographer together with dancers from Laos and Singapore to create a work that reflects different artistic and cultural practices into proximity with one another linking the diverse geographical and urban backgrounds of the performers. Created in response to select artworks from City of Others: Asian Artists in Paris, 1920s-1940s, the performance offers an exciting dialogue between dance and visual art, reinterpreting history through motion.
Originally from Laos and raised in France, Khamchanla discovered hip-hop in 1990 before training with various dancers and choreographers. Over time, he developed his unique style, leading to the creation of KHAM in 2011. Through extensive collaborations across Asia, he continues to expand his choreographic language, fostering artistic exchange between France and the region.
Free admission
10 MAY / 2.30PM & 4PM
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