Bora Bora together with dance dramaturg Thomas Schaupp are inviting you to join a hands-on public symposia on “Contextualizing Dance – Dance Dramaturgy as a practice of interlinking Art with the Society” happening 13th and 14th of December 2019 at Bora Bora in Aarhus, Denmark.
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The danceWEB Scholarship Program is a 5 week further training program taking place every year in July - August in Vienna in the frame of ImPulsTanz - Vienna International Dance Festival.
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The project Micro and Macro Dramaturgies in Dance provides an opportunity to give artists from five partner countries the experience of leading European dance dramaturges.
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dunaPart5, platform of Hungarian performing arts, is set to take place in Budapest from 27 to 30 November. It will be presenting the most interesting artists and productions from the past 2 years, both from theatre and from contemporary dance.
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This year’s festival of contemporary dance and choreography in Ljubljana will take place from 22 to 27 November. The event will feature six days of performances, workshops, a conference, a book presentation, artist talks etc.
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This report synthesizes the global evidence from over 900 publications on the role of the arts in improving health and well-being, with a specific focus on the WHO European Region.
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For the first time, EDN offered the possibility for its members to send artists to the Moving Futures festival in Amsterdam, from May 22 to 25, 2019 as part of the Carte Blanche – Artist focus.
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Yasen Vasilev shares his thoughts on the EDN Atelier on Mobility and Freedom of Expression held in January 2019 at Trafo, Budapest.
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Dancing Museums is an action-research project designed to foster and sustain long-term collaborations between dance organisations, museums, universities and local communities in order to develop inspiring and long-lasting arts and cultural programmes that people in those communities want to get involved in.
Summary listIn the times of unstable and precarious working conditions, Biljana Tanurovska Kjulavkovski (Lokomotiva Center for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture, Skopje, Macedonia) and Eddie Nixon (The Place, London, UK) will take a closer look at different perspectives of existing structures and programs for contemporary dance, while at the same time attempting to think of the dance house as home for everyone inhabiting it. Find out more about this event on the CoFestival website.
The discussion will be in english with the possibility of the translation to Slovene.
European (and American) contemporary dance contexts do not have their autonomous spaces but were rather intermingled from the very beginning. European history of contemporary dance is at home in its inter-local and inter-cultural space. At the lecture “Slovene contemporary dance history in the perspective of the European artistic exchange: Selected stories (1918-1999)” Rok Vevar will focus on some relations between Slovenian and international dance contexts from the 1920s until the 1990s with the aid of photographic and video materials. Find out more about this lecture on the CoFestival website.
This free event is organised in partnership between EDN and Kino Siska during the CoFestival 2019.
Read moreBora Bora together with dance dramaturg Thomas Schaupp are inviting you to join a hands-on public symposia on “Contextualizing Dance – Dance Dramaturgy as a practice of interlinking Art with the Society” happening 13th and 14th of December 2019 at Bora Bora in Aarhus, Denmark.
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