Art Fraction Foundation

AFF operates in the area of ​​art and culture for children. It organises the largest and oldest international festival for children in Poland, Sztuka Szuka Malucha (Art Seeks the Little One). The festival is one of the partners of the European ‘Small Size, Performing Arts for Early Years’ project, which promotes art for the very youngest in the world. It conducts mentoring activities and produces performances and installations for children.

EVENTS

FRATZ International

2019, Berlin

ricca ricca*festa (the International Theater Festival Okinawa for Young Audiences)

2019, Okinawa

The National Stage, Bergen

2019, Bergen

The National Stage, Bergen

2018, Bergen

Master class on performing arts for children (B. Małecka, A. Morawska-Rubczak)

2017, Tokyo

19th ASSITEJ World Congress

2017, Cape Town

The Kazachny Dzhem Festival

2017, Minsk

Workshops for artists and educators on the performing arts for very young children (B. Małecka, A. Morawska-Rubczak)

2016, Tokyo

Lecture: ‘The Early Years Theatre’ (B. Małecka, A. Morawska-Rubczak)

2016, Tokyo

Masterclass: Baby and Dance (A. Morawska-Rubczak & M. Kiwak)

2016, Moscow

PRIZES

Wroclaw, 2018

Wroclaw Theatre Award for Alicja Morawska-RubczakWroclaw Theatre Award for Alicja Morawska-Rubczak

Toruń, 2017

Honorable Mention for ‘Blisko’ at the Internacional Puppet Theatres Festival MEETINGSHonorable Mention for ‘Blisko’ at the Internacional Puppet Theatres Festival MEETINGS

Bukarest, 2017

Super-Bebe Award for ‘Close’ at the 13th International Theatre Festival for Children ‘100, 1.000, 1.000.000 Stories’Super-Bebe Award for ‘Close’ at the 13th International Theatre Festival for Children ‘100, 1.000, 1.000.000 Stories’

Warsaw, 2017

ASSITEJ Poland Certificate of High Quality and Artistic Level for ‘Close’ASSITEJ Poland Certificate of High Quality and Artistic Level for ‘Close’

Performance

Kuuki

Company

Art Fraction Foundation

Credits

  • Alicja Morawska-RubczakDirector
  • Barbara MałeckaSet design
  • Kanako KatoMusic
  • Monika KiwakCast (dancer)
  • Magda WolnickaCast (dancer)
  • Jakub DrzastwaCast (live music)

Performance synopsis

‘Kuuki’ is the Japanese word for air. It consists of kanji signs defining the sky, the atmosphere and energy. For the artists of this production, ‘Kuuki’ means above all movement. The dancers and instrumentalists take the viewers on a shared search for materiality in what is so fleeting. They invite the air to be touched, felt, listened to. In this delicate, safe space, they look for mutual experiences and inspire each other. Movement, sound and image – filled with air. For ages 0-18 months.

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Duration 45 " Crew * 5 Artists 3
Premiere 04/07/2018, Poznań
Audience dzieci
Warnings
  • direct-contact

* cast plus technical support

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