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Enhancing Choreographic Objects (EChO)

增强编排对象（EChO）

基本信息

批准号：
AH/K003046/1
负责人：
James Leach
金额：
$ 12.19万
依托单位：
University of Aberdeen
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2012
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2012 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FK003046%2F1
关键词：
Enhancing Choreographic Objects EChO

项目摘要

ENHANCING CHOREOGRAPHIC OBJECTS (EChO).How can one capture the 'intelligences underpinning dance making' (Wayne McGregor) in order to communicate them to a wide public? To answer this question, many of the world's leading choreographers are turning to the possibilities of computer generated imagery and interactive digital technologies. The result is a new genre of digital adjuncts to dance making called 'Choreographic Objects' made to both enhance, and to illustrate, their creative process. Choreographic Objects are providing insights into the valuable knowledge that choreographers and dancers create when they investigate form and structure through movement in the context of making dances. The result is that 'choreographic thinking' is becoming available not only for the purpose of educating audiences, but also in ways that scientists and philosophers can study, architects and designers can utilize, and other artists can draw upon. 'Enhancing Choreographic Objects' (EChO) is an innovative project that uses the results of previous AHRC funded research in a practical manner. In the previous research, social scientists were able to show how the social relations involved in the production of Choreographic Objects were important in shaping them, highlighting both positive and negative potentials generated by the context and process of their construction. The social scientists were able to draw on theories of embodied, skilled and practiced-based knowing, and of its translation into representational media to illuminating effect. This (previous) project demonstrated that social science has a key role in enhancing the awareness of the makers of Choreographic Objects and thereby ensuring more effective outcomes from their endeavours. We will now transfer the results of that research to professional artists and programmers during the construction of a Choreographic Object called the Choreographic Language Agent (CLA) Public Installation.The CLA currently exists as software used by leading UK choreographer Wayne McGregor for generating and investigating choreographic ideas in the studio. McGregor and his dancers use the CLA as a sketchpad in which they can quickly assemble, animate and share complex three-dimensional drawings to take as inspiration for movement generation into the rehearsal studio. The main aim of EChO is to apply the framework developed in the previous research to evaluate how the CLA represents and transfers the creative strengths and skills of dance, and then collaboratively feed back this assessment to the design team building an enhanced CLA for public viewing. This CLA Public Installation will be displayed in a major London exhibition space to encourage wide engagement with the possibilities of choreographic thinking during the creation of a new work by Wayne McGregor | Random Dance (WM|RD) that is set to premiere in October 2013.In EChO, academics will collaborate with the company (WM|RD), digital artists, the exhibition space (Wellcome Collection) and the performance venue (Sadler's Wells) to produce an interactive experience that communicates the thinking and understanding generated in creating dance to a wide public. EChO will thereby utilise the outcomes of the previous AHRC funded research and apply them as academic knowledge transfer directly to institutions whose core aim is to increase public understanding of the value of dance, and of art and science's creative interface. The project will result in a new Choreographic Object tailored to the specific qualities of dance as knowledge creation, and to its public display.

增强舞蹈表演技巧（Echo）。如何捕捉“舞蹈制作的智能基础”（韦恩麦格雷戈），以便将它们传达给广大公众？为了回答这个问题，许多世界领先的编舞家正在转向计算机生成图像和交互式数字技术的可能性。其结果是一种新的类型的数字舞蹈制作称为“舞蹈对象”，以加强和说明，他们的创作过程。编舞对象为编舞家和舞者在制作舞蹈的背景下通过动作研究形式和结构时创造的宝贵知识提供了见解。其结果是，“舞蹈思维”不仅可以用于教育观众，而且可以用于科学家和哲学家的研究，建筑师和设计师可以利用，其他艺术家可以借鉴。“增强舞蹈对象”（ECHO）是一个创新的项目，以实用的方式使用以前的AHRC资助的研究成果。在之前的研究中，社会科学家能够展示参与舞蹈作品制作的社会关系在塑造它们方面的重要性，突出了它们的构建过程和背景所产生的积极和消极潜力。社会科学家们能够利用具身的、熟练的和基于实践的知识理论，以及将其转化为具有启发性效果的表征媒介的理论。这个（以前的）项目表明，社会科学在提高舞蹈作品制作者的意识方面发挥着关键作用，从而确保他们的努力取得更有效的成果。我们现在将研究的结果转移到专业的艺术家和程序员在一个名为编舞语言代理（CLA）公共安装的编舞对象的建设过程中。CLA目前存在的领先的英国编舞家韦恩麦格雷戈用于生成和调查在工作室的编舞思想的软件。McGregor和他的舞者使用CLA作为画板，他们可以快速组装，动画和共享复杂的三维图纸，作为运动生成的灵感进入排练室。EChO的主要目的是应用在以前的研究中开发的框架，以评估CLA如何代表和转移舞蹈的创意优势和技能，然后协同反馈这个评估的设计团队建立一个增强的CLA供公众观看。这个CLA公共装置将在伦敦的一个主要展览空间展出，以鼓励韦恩麦格雷戈在创作新作品时广泛参与舞蹈思维的可能性|随机舞蹈（WM| RD），将于2013年10月首映。在ECHO，学者将与公司（WM）合作|RD），数字艺术家，展览空间（惠康收藏）和表演场地（萨德勒的威尔斯），以产生一个互动的经验，沟通的思考和理解产生的创造舞蹈给广大公众。因此，ECHO将利用以前AHRC资助的研究成果，并将其作为学术知识转移直接应用于其核心目标是提高公众对舞蹈价值以及艺术和科学创造性界面的理解的机构。该项目将产生一个新的编舞对象，适合舞蹈作为知识创造的特定品质，并公开展示。