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Intercultural Indigenous Choreographers Creation Lab
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This three-week lab for intercultural Indigenous choreographers and dancers focuses on re-embodiment and Indigenous voice. Departing from the belief that the body is the site of emotional, cultural, political, and spiritual history, the lab supports the exploration and creative development of personal voice and physical vocabulary. The program will explore the intersections of identity, movement, and creation.
The IICC Lab is led by esteemed faculty including Director of Dance Training, Alejandro Ronceria, a Canadian choreographer of Colombian descent and a pioneer in Indigenous dance globally. Participants for the lab will be selected from diverse Indigenous backgrounds.
What does the program offer?
Choreographers will have the opportunity to challenge and develop their creative concepts, and engage in one-to-one mentorship in choreography as well as deep dramaturgical exploration.
Through exploration of voice and the process of re-embodiment including daily movement work, choreographers and dancers will experiment with developing and re-defining their own body histories and language.
The IICC lab will also provide integrated opportunities for critical feedback, and creative dialogue circles with fellow choreographers and dancers, leading to a public performance that will be held in the Jenny Belzberg Theatre on July 29th, 2022.
Who should apply?
This program is open to Indigenous Canadian and Indigenous international choreographers / dancers.
We welcome applications from emerging and mid-level choreographers interested in examining lived experience, personal narratives, and cultural histories as well as developing personal choreographic work.
Professional Indigenous dancers working in diverse forms are also encouraged to apply.
Program Dates: July 11 - July 29, 2022
Prizes Details:
Indigenous Arts is committed to supporting Indigenous artists and encourages all to apply for the additional financial aid to receive the full 100% funds for food and accommodations costs conditional to endowment available.
Deadline:
04/May/2022
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Call for Entries! Patron of the Arts Program
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PATRON OF THE ARTS PROGRAM
Every journey has the power to transport us – physically, emotionally, intellectually. Through our specially curated Patron of the Arts program, we strive to create opportunities to satisfy deep curiosities, awaken new passions, and foster the spirit of adventure that makes travel so rewarding. At each destination, we’re connecting with local talent to design unique onboard programming – an evening of unexpected entertainment, an exclusive culinary tasting, an unforgettable talk from an expert speaker – to inspire awe and amazement.
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection invites artists, speakers and cultural contributors across all disciplines including visual arts, performing arts, science, literature and gastronomy to apply. This is a paid opportunity where selected applicants will be invited to showcase their work onboard our yacht. Learn more and apply at the links below.
We are visiting the following cities in Italy in the summer of 2022: Alghero, Amalfi, Capri, Livorno, Palermo, Porto Cervo, Portofino, Rome, Sorrento, Taormina, Venice
Deadline:
18/March/2022
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Studio2 Residency Programme
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The STUDIO2 of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) - a work and research space for the independent performing arts in Berlin-Kreuzberg - will offer two residencies from 2022 for individual artists or collective groups of up to five artists from the fields of dance, performing arts and performance art (also interdisciplinary) who are at the beginning of their professional career.
The two-week residencies will take place from 17 to 30 July 2022 (Summer Residency) and from 23 October to 5 November 2022 (Autumn Residency) and will enable open artistic research on a self-selected theme.
The proximity of STUDIO2 to the ITI's associated Media Library for Dance and Theatre and the Media Studio offers projects the opportunity to conduct research at the interface of artistic movement practice and the archival preservation of these processes.
A residency includes:
- Free use of the 165sqm studio and adjoining spaces within the two-week residency
- Workspace in the Media Library for Dance and Theatre and professional advice on research approaches (approx. 12,000 videos and additional materials)
- Monitoring of the work process on the social media channels of STUDIO2 and the ITI
- Access to the technical equipment available at STUDIO2
- Documentation of the public work-in-progress presentation in cooperation with the Media Studio of the ITI (and addition of the documentation to the Media Library)
- Organisational and content-related support as agreed and required
Deadline:
28/February/2022
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PARL - Performance Art Research Ljubljana
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PARL - Performance Art Research Ljubljana
22 - 31 August 2022
www.parl.si
Invitation to participate
PARL invites performance art makers and groups to join 10 days research and development program in Ljubljana from 22 - 31 August 2022.
The program is open for performance art, devised theater, contemporary dance, intermedia projects and hybrid forms. PARL provides every participant a studio space and presentation venue.
PARL joins various creative practices, working methods and production models of leading Ljubljana based performance artists and producers. The course of work is focused on development of creative processes and research of performative strategies with daily feedback and training, three-day seminar, and workshops.
If you are a performance art maker and you need space and time to research, an environment to develop your project, an opportunity to present your work and to open up your collaborative network – welcome to PARL.
Application deadline: 15 APRIL 2022.
Apply at link: https://www.parl.si/application/
Check what the international artists say about experience at PARL:
https://www.parl.si/artists/
Deadline:
15/April/2022
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Dance Artist in Residence 2021 | In-Person
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The Dance Artist in Residence program is offered specifically for dance artists and companies of all genres to have focused time for the creation and development of new works. The residency is designed for artists in the creation phase of new works, with minimal in-house technical support in Banff Centre’s studio spaces.
This program is designed to bring a number of dance companies to Banff Centre’s campus at the same time, to work on their respective projects and enjoy the opportunity for artistic connection and exchange. Participants will have opportunities to share works in progress with other visiting dance artists during their visit.
What does the program offer?
This residency offers a range of dance studio spaces depending on participants' needs and availability. Artists will be provided with basic technical support, but will not have access to theatre production spaces. More information about our facilities can be found here.
Artists are expected to be creating work during this residency, but are not expected to give a final performance or showing. Participants are encouraged to share their work through informal showings, however this is not required.
Who should apply?
We invite project proposals from individual artists, artistic collectives, and organizations. Artists at various stages of practice are encouraged to apply.
***As we re-open campus and welcome artists back to programming in a safe and mindful way, we have made the difficult decision to restrict recruitment for on-campus programs to those currently residing in Canada. We continue to monitor the situation closely and look forward to the future relaxation of travel measures that will allow us to welcome international artists once again.
Application Fees: $25 for individuals or groups. Individual group members must pay an additional registration fee of $25 on acceptance. Please note that the application fee will revert to the pre-pandemic rate of $65 on 1st September. Applications received on or before 31st August will be charged at $25.
*Financial Aid of 100% of the tuition fee and 50% of room and accommodation is available for this program.
Program Dates: December 6 - 17, 2021
Application Deadline: September 15, 2021
Learn more and apply online: https://bit.ly/3kcNmge
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*Financial Aid of 100% of the tuition fee and 50% of room and accommodation is available for this program.
Deadline:
15/September/2021
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Open Call for Artists: MDD's Salon Performance Series 2021-22
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Calling all Performing Artists: Mark DeGarmo Dance Seeks Applicants for the 2021-22 season of its Salon Performance Series: a sharing of works-in-progress with a facilitated audience response curated and facilitated by dancer, choreographer, writer, and researcher, Dr. Mark DeGarmo.
Apply now via Google Form: https://forms.gle/Ns6KfavbAjkR26fLA
Deadline: August 31st, 2021 11:59PM ET.
*The application form will stay open as needed, but preferential consideration will be given to those artists who apply by August 31st.
Mark DeGarmo Dance seeks applicants for the 2021-22 season of its Virtual Salon Performance Series, a showcase of original artistic works-in-progress with a facilitated audience response session. Performing artists are invited to apply via the above GoogleForm by Tuesday, August 31st, 11:59PM ET. Performances may be hosted on Zoom, in the NYC studio theater, or as a hybrid experience.
Founded in 2010, MDD's Salon Performance Series provides an opportunity to view and engage with original performing arts and dance works-in-progress of guest artists. The 2020-21 season (including MDD’s Virtual International Arts Festivals in October 2020 and March 2021) featured the work of 263 artists/performers from 23 countries and 16 U.S. states in 12 virtual salons.
Dr. Mark DeGarmo curates the series and facilitates audience response sessions during each installment by adapting Liz Lerman’s Critical Response Process. DeGarmo guides discourse among the artists and audience members and encourages the public to actively participate in the development of original works-in-progress.
Originally housed in Mark DeGarmo Dance Studio Theater 310 at The Clemente Center, where MDD has been an anchor resident member nonprofit organization since 2001, MDD’s Salon Performance Series works to support the Clemente’s mission, and its determination “to operate in a multicultural and inclusive manner, housing and promoting artists and performance events that fully reflect the cultural diversity of the Lower East Side and the city as a whole.”
www.markdegarmodance.org/performance
Ticketing will be available in Fall 2021.
About Mark DeGarmo Dance
Founded in 1987, Mark DeGarmo Dance is a nonprofit organization that educates New York City communities and children; creates, performs, and disseminates original artistic work; and builds intercultural community through dance arts. MDD commits its resources to serving social justice, equity, and equality issues across multiple fronts through dance arts in NYC, the U.S., and internationally.
About Mark DeGarmo
Mark DeGarmo, Ph.D., is a New York City-based dancer, choreographer, writer, and researcher. Dr. DeGarmo is Founder, Executive & Artistic Director of Mark DeGarmo Dance, New York City; Dance Director of Crossing Bridges International Artist Residency, Michoacán, Mexico; and an Artist-Scholar with Creative Agency, Australia.
www.markdegarmodance.org, Follow Mark DeGarmo Dance on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter
We are grateful that this program is supported in part by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
Deadline:
31/August/2021
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