Improvisations with archive-objects
we dance armengue & wear ancestral parangoles
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58786/rbed.2022.v2.n2.55370Keywords:
danças negras, armengue, parangolé, improvisação com objetos, anticolonial, intercorporeidade.Abstract
In this article, the notion of improvisation in dance is approached from creative processes based on Afro-Brazilian cosmogonies. We call our experiences Armengue Dance. They are anti-choreographic and counter-dramaturgical scenic creations that make use ofobjects (ar-chive-objects) in their body compositions. These creations were made during workshops and classes that made use of elingaprinci-ples, developed initially in a postdoctoral dance internship. Our aim is to dismantle the prejudiced view, presented in Brazilian dictionaries, for the notion given about an improvised action from the term armen-gueand to discuss a dance with objects from the point of view of street epistemologies. In this sense, the concept of improvisation-ar-mengueis considered, in our studies, as a creative and anti-colonial weapon of the Brazilian people.
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