Simon Ellis is a New Zealand artist based both in the UK and Australia. This site documents his artistic research which spans live performance and dance, screen, web-based work, DVD-video and ROM, installation, and writing.
Latest Information
- 23.04.10 » Leaving performed at Kings Cross / St Pancras station
- 25.03.10 » Tuesday screening as part of the Loikka Festival in Helsinki, Finland
- 05.02.10 » Gertrud presented at The Patrick Centre in Birmingham as part of British Dance Exchange
- 28.01.10 » Research and development of new project with Dan Belton's Good Company – POSTPONED
- 13.01.10 » Two weeks further development of Recovery with Natalie Cursio and Shannon Bott in Melbourne – POSTPONED
- 18.12.09 » Performance and discussion with Kirstie Simson and Le Quan Ninh as part of Winlab at Independent Dance (Siobhan Davies Studio, London)
- 09.12.09 » Presentation on performance/dance interdisciplinarity as part of Centre for Performance and Creative Exchange at Roehampton University, 5.30pm
- 27.11.09 » Anamnesis awareded School Jury Prize for Best Film at InShadow – International Festival of Video, Performance and Technology
- 26.11.09 » Performance–presentation of Hands that don't want anything (dancing with Kirstie Simson) at Roehampton University, 6pm, Duchesne 001
- 24.11.09 » Anamnesis screening in Lisbon Portugal as part of InShadow – International Festival of Video, Performance and Technology
- 25.10.09 » then/now installed at The Beetroot Tree, Draycott Derbyshire, as part of the Choreographic Lab
- 18.10.09 » Participation in one day meeting, Emergent Global Corporealities: Dance Technologies and Circulations of the Social at Yale University
- 26.09.09 » then/now screening at Teatro Puccini in Bari, Italy
- 12.09.09 » Performance of Colin, Simon & I as part of Touchwood at The Place
- 07.09.09 » Performance–presentation Hands That Don’t Want Anything as part of TaPRA’s Performance and the Body working group, discussing recent collaborations with Kirstie Simson
- 09.08.09 » Dance, video and improvisation sessions with Katrina McPherson, Simon Fildes and Kirstie Simson in Scotland