Founded in 2013, (LA)HORDE is a collective of three artists: Marine Brutti, Jonathan Debrouwer, and Arthur Harel. Together, they question the codes of various artistic disciplines, particularly within the fields of live performances and contemporary art. At the head of the CCN – Ballet national de Marseille since September 2019, (LA)HORDE creates choreographic pieces, films, video installations, and performances around the body in movement. Learn more.
RELATED EVENTS
RELATED EVENTS
- Wed Oct 25 – Thu Oct 26, 2023
An Evening with (LA)Horde: With Lucinda Childes & Lasseindra Ninja
- Dance
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GET THEE TO THE LIBRARY
Recommended readings to get you in gear for the show.
- Lauren Cornell & Ed Halter, eds. Mass Effect: Art and the Internet in the Twenty-First Century. MIT Press, 2015.
- Claire Croft, ed. Queer Dance: Meanings and Makings. Oxford University Press, 2017.
- Polly Galis, Maria Tomlinson & Antonia Wimbush, eds. Queer(y)ing Bodily Norms in Francophone culture. Oxford, 2021.
- Anita Gonzalez & Katerina Paramana, eds. Performance, Dance and Political Economy: Bodies at the End of the World. Bloomsbury Academic, 2021.
- André Lepecki, Singularities: Dance in the Age of Performance. Routledge, 2016.
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The New Punk, (La)Horde Style: Working ‘for a Brighter Future’
“We are firm believers that dancers are thinkers of the body.”
The Dance Collective (LA)HORDE Discusses Their New Collaboration with Isabel Marant
“Dancing in today’s context is, more than ever, an act of resistance.”
(LA)HORDE: “Dance is that sensitive political space”
“As a collective, we are interested in other people.”
marine brutti of french dance collective (LA) HORDE talks post internet performance art
“We want to free bodies from social and cultural standards.”
EXTRA CREDIT
EXTRA CREDIT
You may already be familiar with (LA)Horde’s work – thanks to their collaborations with artists in music videos and short films, including Sam Smith & Spike Jonze. Enjoy these microcosms of their work before embarking on the evening-length pieces.