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Üks ese, mitu lugu (One object, different stories) is a dance-archaeology project where dancers become museum exhibits conveying the functions, manufacture, belief or reuse of specific archaeological objects through movement. The choreographic process worked with two concepts: interpretation and translation.
The first edition of this project was performed in Tallinn City Museum (Linnamuuseum) 27.-29.9.2019.
The working group
Archaeological collections, interpretations & public archaeology: Küllike Tint
Choreography/Concept: Suvi Tuominen
Choreography/Dance: Mikko Turpeinen, Ida Teeri, Nelli Ojapalo, Kirsi-Mari Lepik, Lisa Lotte Giebel, Susanna Kinnunen, Ingrid Elsa Mugu, Kärt Kurvits
Photography/Video: Marko Marila
Supported by
Cultural Endowment of Estonia (KULKA)
Riveria college Outokumpu
Tallinn City Museum (Linnamuuseum)
All media (c) Marko Marila
Üks ese, mitu lugu (One object, different stories) is a dance-archaeology project where dancers become museum exhibits conveying the functions, manufacture, belief or reuse of specific archaeological objects through movement. The choreographic process worked with two concepts: interpretation and translation.
The first edition of this project was performed in Tallinn City Museum (Linnamuuseum) 27.-29.9.2019.
The working group
Archaeological collections, interpretations & public archaeology: Küllike Tint
Choreography/Concept: Suvi Tuominen
Choreography/Dance: Mikko Turpeinen, Ida Teeri, Nelli Ojapalo, Kirsi-Mari Lepik, Lisa Lotte Giebel, Susanna Kinnunen, Ingrid Elsa Mugu, Kärt Kurvits
Photography/Video: Marko Marila
Supported by
Cultural Endowment of Estonia (KULKA)
Riveria college Outokumpu
Tallinn City Museum (Linnamuuseum)
All media (c) Marko Marila
