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Featured: matanicola (Berlin, Germany)

matanicola is a creative duo project founded by Israeli choreographer and performer Matan Zamir and Italian choreographer and performer Nicola Mascia. The duo’s first production »under«, created in collaboration with Israeli choreographer Yasmeen Godder, premiered in Berlin in August 2005 and has
April 20, 2011

Week in Review April 2, 2011

We made a major milestone this week by reaching 1,600 members and I wanted to thank all of you for joining, inviting friends/collaborators, and most importantly… making the network so vital with your dialogue and work and ideas! Below is your weekly
April 3, 2011

Featured: DD Dorvillier Future Human Dance Corps (USA)

6F3SBUQ29E4 DD Dorvillier is a New York based choreographer, performer, and teacher. In 2003 she and composer David Kean were awarded two Bessies for Choreography and Soundscore of Dressed for Floating (Danspace Project, 2002). Her No Change or “freedom is a psycho-kinetic
February 27, 2011

Featured: Verdensteatret (Oslo, Norway)

Based in Oslo and led by Lisbeth J. Bodd and Asle Nilsen, Verdensteatret has long had strong ties to the European, especially German, theatrical tradition that includes Brecht, Walter Benjamin and Heiner Müller. Following experiments in fields such as visual performance, environmental
February 23, 2011

Featured: Mundo Perfeito (Lisbon, Portugal)

Mundo Perfeito means: “perfect world”. This company is based on a kitchen in a small apartment in Amadora, a city in the suburbs of Lisbon. The company’s name translates the irony of a critic way of regarding the present and the idealism
February 4, 2011

Featured: Meg Stuart / Damaged Goods (Belgium)

Meg Stuart (born in New Orleans) is an American Choreographer and Dancer based in Brussels, Belgium. She is one of the key figures in the European and International contemporary dance world. From 1983 to 1986 Stuart studied at the New York University
January 31, 2011

Featured: Networked Performance Blog

In July 2004, Jo-Anne Green and Helen Thorington of Turbulence.org, and Michelle Riel, Assistant Professor of New Media at California State University Monterey Bay (CSUMB), originated the Networked_Performance blog. It was their intent to chronicle current network-enabled practice, to obtain a wide-range
January 27, 2011

Featured: Joel Kyack’s Superclogger (Los Angeles)

Superclogger was Los Angeles-based artist Joel Kyack’s first large-scale public project. Conceived with Providence-based artist and bike mechanic Peter Fuller and developed out of Kyack’s interest in chaos, performance, and the relationship between individual will and collective control, Superclogger presented various puppet
December 1, 2010

Featured: Alain Buffard (France)

Alain Buffard started dancing in 1978 with Alwin Nikolaïs at the Centre national de danse contemporaine in Angers. He danced in several productions from Brigitte Farges and Daniel Larrieu, as well as Régine Chopinot, Philippe Decouflé. He realizes a choreography for two
November 18, 2010

Featured: BODIES ON THE LINE Colloquium (NYC)

BODIES ON THE LINE New York City October 30 – November 7, 2010 Anna Deavere Smith – Director Gideon Lester – Curator Funded with a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Bodies on the Line is a 10-day colloquium at New
October 31, 2010

Featured: Sweet & Tender Collaborations

About: Sweet & Tender Collaborations is first and foremost an idea for cultural production and exchange. It is an artist-driven initiative and an artistic project in constant development. Sweet and Tender consists of an international group of individual artists that does not
October 22, 2010

Featured: Xavier Kim / A.K.Y.S Projecte (Lyon, France)

Xavier Kim was born in 1976 in Nancy, France. He began his university training studying philosophy but soon changed his focus to embrace juggling, acrobatics and dance with even greater enthusiasm. Xavier created A.K.Y.S Projecte in late 2002 to qualify for a
October 17, 2010

Featured: Body Pixel Blog (Croatia)

About Body Pixel: Body Pixel is a place where I’m (Deborah Hustic) writing about things in art that totally turn me on. Most of the things are body related stuff. What you can expect here?! Reviews on contemporary dance performances, interviews with
October 13, 2010

Featured: Goat Island (Chicago, USA)

Goat Island is a Chicago-based collaborative performance group. In summer 2005 the company restructured itself where there are now two distinct layers of membership, which is defined by Core and Associate. Core members are Karen Christopher, Matthew Goulish, Lin Hixson (director), Mark
September 9, 2010