200 BY THE SEA

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200 BY THE SEA

Music festival 200 by the Sea in See Lab Scheveningen

From Thursday, September 27 to Saturday, September 29th, our studios and project space were filled with cool bands, great singer-songwriters and energetic DJs, during the new and unique live music festival at Scheveningen: 200 by the Sea!

LINE UP:
Main Stage: Madhara, AVA NOVA,  FFOOSS, Abdomen,  Alcuna Wilds, Stennis, Diane Grace, Hallo Venray, Anemone, Suburbs, Van Wanko, The LVE, Three Little Clouds, Muji Roux, Ten Years Today, TAPE TOY, Kees van Hondt, Den Haag Soundsystem
Studio Anke: Collin Hoeve, I Took Your Name, Robin Kester, Jaimy Versteeg, Teddy Macrander, Dax, Djangus, Mill Green, Micah & Julia, Anna Lotte, Jitske,  Dusty Stray, Loren Nine, Roel Pothoven, John-Lewis Cabot, Josephine (Be), Jara
The Attic Stage: Onwijs Gijs, Rachman & NOVA, Dwayne Franklin & Daddy Jacob, Het Gezelschap, Green Policy, Amaroc, Massi, O, Kutjes, De Havilland, Fets, SpeakEasy, Smudged Toads, Marin Pols, The Bunny Bonanzas, Aestrid, The Leslies, NovaWilde’ Scram C Baby, Dj Generate
Studio Masaaki - Japanese Garden: Bauwien, Ismena Goossen, Eiger, Nimbus, Banty Holler, Last Thursday, Donkey Kung Fu, Prins, Temple Fang, The Grey Pants, Maudlin, New Dosis Audio, You And The Sky, Filthy Felons, Ocean Tribe, Two Shakes of a Lamb's Tail
Studio Mark: Johnny Bruce Muller, Bakersongs, Theo Sieben, Amber Kamminga, Micah, Paolo Morena, Vic Willems, Cas&Gaby, Lion's Denn, Innovation, Mark Jason Williams, Dion Roman, Dj Axel, Bunkerface
Studio Rubins: El Cappuccino, Lyo, Rubenson, My Own Army, Scarlet Rose, Teddy Macrander, Charmplay, Tim Dawn, Josephine, Velosso, Willie Darktrousers, Awash, Innovation, Banana Savannah, Meadowlake’, Borka Balogh, Oliver Pesch, Tiger Pilots, Paolo Morena
Studio Savas: Paracetamøl, Suzy V, LONE WOLF, Laura Jorinde, Trust Us We're Liars at 200 By The Sea, Clasine, The Shady Greys, Mister Pretty, Skiff, The Fiscus, Rogier Pelgrim, Mother Bass, Dishking, Lucas Eli, DeVisie, Morres, General Jabbah, Callkoen, Jibber Jabber & the Jams, The Mutations, CYNBEL

Organisation: 200bythesea

photos: Anke van den Berg, Arnaud Roelofsz, Awiniash Panchu & Savas Tubbing

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THANK YOU FOR JOINING US AT OUR FOUR MONTH PROGRAM 

"THE STORY WITHIN AND BEYOND"

We couldn't be happier with the succes of our first public progam. Big thank you to all the artist and everyone involved! You can view all the documentation of our four month program here:

PART I: HISTORIAE 
PART II: THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY
PART III: REMOTE PASSAGES
PART IV: ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE 
Part IVB: ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE

Please take a look at  the full program  at ISSUU

The Story Within and Beyond is made possible by: Stroom Den Haag, Gemeente Den Haag and Glashandel Piket

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WORDS FAIL ME

The perfomance program Words fail me was realised as the outcome of See Lab member Neva Lukić residency in artist initiative Het Wilde Weten in Rotterdam. All authors of the performances, as designers are members of See Lab. Words fail me endeavours to explore „the word“ and „the symbol“ throughout different media and various artistic expressions. This performance event was structured around three points which create the podium where the language exists, metamorphosing and disappearing by means of various artistic qualities and sensibilities. These points were the philosophical writings of Ludwig Wittgenstein, short stories and poems by Neva Lukić and performance pieces by Cathleen Owens, Katerina Sidorova and Masaaki Oyamada (performed by Judith Moss). Booklet design Anke van den Berg and Masaaki Oyamada. The program was ended with a great concert by Medium!

more info: www.hetwildeweten.nl

 

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THE STORY WITHIN AND BEYOND 4B: ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE

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THE STORY WITHIN AND BEYOND 4B: ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE

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THE STORY WITHIN AND BEYOND


ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE

PART IVb: Natalie Fyfe & Katerina Sidorova
MAY 30TH - JUNE 1ST
PERFORMANCES: FRIDAY, JUNE 1ST, 19:00 H

The performances of Natalie Fyfe actually do not focus on the face alone but on our mouth as the stage where actually happens everything that makes us human – the food is being chewed, the language (sound) is being created, and we are being connected with others via words or touch. In Choreography of the Mouth-Nil by Mouth, the mouth performs (the whole face except the mouth is in a fetishist way covered with a mask) a choreography which almost, just as in Shakespeare's As you like it, brings us to different ages of our life: to the scream which brought us to life, to the infant, to the lover and to our animalistic side which is with us all the time. In Bite, Chew, Spit the artist creates the intimate space of a ritual by masticated chewing gums. The small „chewed sculptures“ form the circles in the exhibition space, where they actually become an „archaeology of the mouth.“ In a metaphorical way,  Katerina Sidorova  focuses on the object as the centre point of a performance. „The object“ are

the unbaked clay vessels where anonymous performers are pouring water in silence, until naturally, clay either craks or is dissolved by water. In this performance the actual human body, the body of the performer, becomes insignificant, because it is being aligned with the material which it is concentrated on –  clay. The stage becomes the place for human and civilizational disappearance, the stage where a historical analogy of human physical body and clay as the protomaterial stand together side by side in „ashes to ashes“, „dust to dust.“ The vessels loose shape, just like an old human, in the seventh stage of his life, in the last scene of all, where only mere oblivion remains, Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything.

Text: Neva Lukić
photos: Anke van den Berg

''The Story Within and Beyond'  is a project of: Neva Lukić & Anke van den Berg.  Please take a look at  the full program  at ISSUU and here. The Story Within and Beyond is Made possible with the help of all See Lab members. Financial supported by Gemeente Den Haag, Stroom Den Haag and See Lab.

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