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3 November 2017 In (re) MOVE ME, Art, Bunion Surgery, Bunionectomy, Chevron Technique, Dance, MAstudioLAB, Movement By MA

Guest Blog for Correct Toes® by MA @ Global (November, 2017)

MA was invited to write a short article for the Guest Blog of Correct Toes® to share her experience of using their toe spacers whilst recovering from foot surgery. She also used this opportunity to write about her (re) MOVE ME movement initiative which is dedicated to exploring movement research and creativity.

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26 September 2017 In (re) MOVE ME, Art, Back Pain, Culture, Filmmaking, Gyrotonic, Law, MAstudioLAB, Milan, Movement, Music, Scholarship, The Artist, Visual By MA

A Short Film in Honour of Professor J. K. Mason @ Edinburgh University (UK) (September, 2017)

MA created a film as part of MAstudioLAB’s (re) MOVE ME initiative dedicated to Professor John Kenyon Mason (1919 – 2017) who was her PhD supervisor at Edinburgh University’s School of Law between 1993-1996 and with whom she shared a passion for medical jurisprudence and in particular, the need for good communication between patients and medical professionals. The film has also been included in a commemorations page for Professor Mason @ the J Kenyon Mason Institute for Medicine, Life Science and the Law (MI), based at the University of Edinburgh and located within the School of Law.

 

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5 June 2017 In Art, Audio, Culture, Dance, Filmmaking, MAstudioLAB, Milan, Movement, Music, Photography, Visual By MA

Filming Audition Tape for Dancer with Giuseppe Carbone @ Milano (IT) (May, 2017)

MA conducted a photoshoot and created a series of audition tapes produced by MAstudioLAB for a young dancer applying to the Zürich Tanz Akademie, the Wiener Staatsoper Balletakademie and the Dutch Nationale Balletacademie based in Amsterdam. The audition tapes were filmed at the Scuola di Danza Walter Venditti in Milan, assisted by Maestro Giuseppe Carbone. The dancer was accepted by both the Staatsoper Balletakademie and the Nationale Balletacademie. 

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2 November 2016 In Art, Culture, Dance, Design, Filmmaking, Italy, MAstudioLAB, Movement, Music, Photography, Scholarship, Visual By MA

EUREGIO Research Conference @ Free University of Bolzano (IT) (NOVEMBER, 2016)

Installation Performance (Keynote Speech) at “EUREGIO RESEARCH CONFERENCE on Shifting Boundaries – Grenzverschiebungen – confine in movimento”, promoted by the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano in collaboration with the University of Trento, University of Innsbruck. The conference will be held from 17th until 18th November 2016 at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano in Bozen-Bolzano.

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15 June 2016 In Art, Culture, MAstudioLAB, Scholarship By MA

Imagination and Legal Reasoning @ Queen Mary University of London (June 15, 2016)

Participant / Commentator at the Imagination and Legal Reasoning: History, Theory, Pedagogy Workshop at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) on June 15, 2016 convened by Dr Maks del Mar and sponsored by the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple. This event is part of the ‘Legal Mind Network’, founded by Dr Del Mar in collaboration with the Department of Law, QMUL, the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto and the PEARL Centre at the College of Law, Australian National University. The aim of the network is to explore the theory and history of legal reasoning and its teaching in relation to three concepts: Imagination, Communication and Cognition.

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12 April 2016 In Germany, Photography, Travel, Visual By MA

Photography Featured in Photography Blog / UK (April 12, 2016)

“Analogue Delay” by Miriam Aziz about experiencing Berlin in the mid-’90s featured in the Old Girls’ Club Photography Blog. “There is something in these photographs that captures the emptiness of time in a divided city as a divided self that had yet to overcome the reality of divisions which could not be completely erased. The distinction drawn between the unification as opposed to the re-unification of Germany is, after all, not purely semantic.”

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