This workshop touches on the Indigenous Peoples’ Basic Punk Law II with Fangas Nayaw. Central to the work of Amis choreographer Fangas Nayaw is the dilemma of how to adjust to the reality of contemporary social life, and in the face of globalization, while preserving tradition.
Equally at home in theatre and innovative platforms such as virtual reality, Nayaw’s museum-based participatory projects engage audiences in intimate discussions of Indigenous issues while introducing Amis songs and modes of socialising. In this participatory experience, Fangas invites you to experiment with fictional Indigenous laws. A playful punk experience based on an ethos of shared responsibility, trust, and attention.
Venue: Ruang Latihan Tari Kontemporer, Taman Ismail Marzuki
Fangas Nayaw
Born in Taitung, Taiwan. Fangas is an artist, director, choreographer, and performer. His versatile practices probe into the dynamics of audience participation and the possibilities of new technology in the performing arts, while constantly reflecting on his indigenous identity and cultural tradition as Amis.