Performance on Santa Monica Beach
\nLaborat\u00f3rio de Intelig\u00eancias Incorporadas
\nMay 28, 2017
\n4 - 5 PM
\nThe Laboratory for Embodied Intelligences will be offering a free public performance on the Santa Monica beach cliff this Memorial Day weekend – come join us on your way coming or going to the beach. Followed by a picnic-reception for the public to dialogue with artists and scientists.
\nPlace: Watch from just next to the cannon monument in Santa Monica bluff\/cliff-side Palisades Park overlooking the beach and the pier. The cannon is a few hundred feet south of Santa Monica (across from the Georgian hotel, 1415 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica).
\nThe dancers will begin at the beach (they will be visible from the cliffside park), then move across the pedestrian overpass, up the stairs, and into the cliffside park next to the audience.
\nRun-time: around 30-45 minutes.
\nOptional movement\/relaxation workshop to follow:
\nA 30 minute mini-workshop, beginning w\/a relaxing meditation that allows the public to experience microbial weightlessness in their own bodies, followed by simple movement games developed to give people a bodily sense of microbes social attunement.
\nPicnic reception follows, in which the public is invited to dialogue with a visiting national expert in astrobiology, along with the artists and dancers.
\nPARKING: Free public parking is available in city lots for 90 minutes throughout Santa Monica. Street parking is also available on Ocean Ave along the park.
\nABOUT THE LABORATORY
\nAp\u00f3s um ano emocionante no Programa de Artistas em Resid\u00eancia do SETI Institute, Nina Waisman trouxe seu Laboratory for Embodied Intelligences (LEI) para o 18th Street Arts Center. Ela \u00e9 acompanhada por Flora Wiegmann, membro fundador e especialista em movimento.
\nNa primavera de 2017, o LEI oferecer\u00e1 performances espec\u00edficas do local, juntamente com workshops que oferecem medita\u00e7\u00f5es de mudan\u00e7a de perspectiva e exerc\u00edcios de incorpora\u00e7\u00e3o para o p\u00fablico. Ambas as atividades t\u00eam como objetivo tornar fisicamente palp\u00e1veis as descobertas em andamento do LEI em torno das seguintes quest\u00f5es: Como os seres humanos podem \u201cexperimentar\u201d comportamentos n\u00e3o humanos para perceb\u00ea-los visceralmente, obtendo conhecimento que n\u00e3o est\u00e1 dispon\u00edvel por meio da an\u00e1lise cl\u00e1ssica de dados? O que podemos aprender com os comportamentos e m\u00e9todos de comunica\u00e7\u00e3o altamente bem-sucedidos empregados por nossos colegas e ancestrais microbianos? Como a l\u00f3gica e a linguagem animal e humana se comparam aos comportamentos microbianos?
\nEvolu\u00edmos a partir de micr\u00f3bios, mas s\u00f3 recentemente ficamos sabendo que \u201ctodos os organismos unicelulares m\u00f3veis possuem as caracter\u00edsticas fundamentais dos sistemas nervosos\u201d (Dra. Lori Marino). Talvez as capacidades cognitivas fundamentais e os \u201cmodos de racioc\u00ednio\u201d que consideramos exclusivos dos seres humanos perten\u00e7am, de alguma forma, aos micr\u00f3bios. Sabemos que eles se comunicam - na verdade, eles s\u00e3o multil\u00edngues. Eles sobreviveram e se comunicaram uns com os outros por mais de 3,5 bilh\u00f5es de anos. Certamente, h\u00e1 algumas coisas que podemos aprender com culturas exponencialmente mais longevas e adaptadas do que n\u00f3s.
\nOlhando para o futuro, os astrobi\u00f3logos concordam que os micr\u00f3bios s\u00e3o a forma mais prov\u00e1vel de vida que encontraremos no cosmos. Ser\u00e1 que nossas bact\u00e9rias terrestres podem nos ajudar a nos comunicar ou entender esses extraterrestres?
\nPor meio de apresenta\u00e7\u00f5es, juntamente com medita\u00e7\u00f5es e exerc\u00edcios de movimento orientados pela ci\u00eancia, o LEI busca nos dar acesso a alguns dos vastos tesouros de comportamentos e t\u00e9cnicas de comunica\u00e7\u00e3o inventados e executados pelos micr\u00f3bios. Cientistas cognitivos descobriram que exercitar um novo comportamento \u00e9 abrir a mente para um conjunto totalmente novo de l\u00f3gicas.
\nA resid\u00eancia de Nina Waisman e seus eventos e apresenta\u00e7\u00f5es p\u00fablicas colaborativas associadas s\u00e3o poss\u00edveis gra\u00e7as ao generoso financiamento do Departamento de Assuntos Culturais da cidade de Santa Monica, do Conselho de Artes da Calif\u00f3rnia e da Funda\u00e7\u00e3o James Irvine.
\nColaboradores e artistas do Laboratory for Embodied Intelligences:
\nVanessa Baish
\nJonathan Bryant
\nAlfonso Cervera
\nHyosun Choi
\nHyoin Jun
\nNehara Kalev
\nMurphia Moore
\nJasmine Orpilla
\nGabriela Simon
\nJuliana Snapper
\nMicaela Taylor
\nFlora Wiegmann
\nMiles Brenninkmeijer
\nNatali Micciche<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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