Túlio Rosa
Túlio Rosa, born in 1989 in Brazil, is choreographer and researcher, part of the postgraduate research program a.pass {advanced performance and scenography studies}. He holds Master’s degree in Performing Arts and Visual Culture - Universidad Castilla-La Mancha/Reina Sofia Museum (Madrid, 2016), Bachelor’s degree in contemporary Dance - Angel Vianna Dance School (Rio de Janeiro, 2011).
Over the last years he has been connected to the contexts organised by Artea in Madrid, such as the Master in Performing Practices and Visual Culture (Museo Reina Sofia 2015-16/2019), and the research program Expanded Theatricalities – Bodies and Democracy (Matadero Madrid, 2016-17), as a researcher, and more recently as invited lecturer.
Is his trajectory, he collaborated with choreographers Luís Garay and Diego Bianchi (Argentina), Ana Borralho and João Galante (Portugal), and Giselda Fernandes (Brazil). He also collaborated with Marcelo Evelin on the performance Suddenly everywhere is black with people, and on the research/development of Barricada, presented at Reina Sofia Museum, in Madrid.
His projects ‘Ad Extra’ (2019-20), ‘Here and Elsewhere’ (2018) and ‘Experiments for a non submissive body’ (2015-17) have been presented internationally in spaces as mala voadora and Teatro Praga (Portugal), Teatro Solís (Uruguay), Museo del Chopo (Mexico), Hošek Contemporary (Germany), Teatro Pradillo, Swinton Gallery, DT Espacio Escénico and Storm and Drunk (Madrid), CCMatienzo (Argentina), NPAK (Armenia), among others.
Túlio Rosa was the first resident of Hošek Contemporary Art Residency.
Exhibitions
Arquivo Atlântico II - fim screenings (October 27, 2021, Porto, Portugal) ⋅ fb event
Arquivo Atlântico - fim screenings (September 18, 2021, Berlin, Germany) ⋅ text ⋅ fb event
Corpo Brasileiro 3 (October 23, 2020 in Porto, Portugal) ⋅ text ⋅ fb gallery
Corpo Brasileiro 2 (July 24, 2020 in Berlin, Germany) ⋅ text ⋅ fb gallery
Corpo Brasileiro (February 28, 2020 at Storm and Drunk, Madrid, Spain) ⋅ text ⋅ fb gallery
Performances
Ad Extra (October 31 & November 1, 2020 in Porto, Portugal) ⋅ synopsis ⋅ fb gallery
1989 (together with Beatriz Cantinho, 27th Oct. 2019) ⋅ synopsis ⋅ fb gallery
Here and Elsewhere (Premier 28th Sep. 2018) ⋅ press release ⋅ gallery Berlin ⋅ Madrid