Call for Applications K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg: Short Term Residency 2012
Deadline: February 17th 2011
Within the framework of a short term residency-program, K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg is offering up to five residencies to students, who are currently graduating from dance or choreography study and education programs, or who have graduated not longer than one year ago. Duration of the residency will be May 25th to June 15th, 2012.
For further information about the residency program and the required application material please click here
Exhibition
- © Lucia Glass
LUCIA GLASS (HAMBURG) | DAVID BERGÉ (BRUSSELS)
PRO-MOTION
ADVERTISING CONTEMPORARY DANCE IN 2009
Why is photography so often used to advertise for dance? Must contemporary dance be advertised with photography? What exactly is depicted on flyers? Dancing bodies? The dance itself? Its movements? The piece? Or is it the problem of capturing dance in images that is actually being depicted?
Over the course of six months in 2009, Lucia Glass and David Bergé asked friends in 18 cities around the world to collect flyers advertising for contemporary dance and performance arts. The results of their research will be presented in cooperation with the PRO-MOTION as an exhibit in K3.
Vernissage:
20.10.
8:00pm
Exhibition:
20.10. - 05.02.
Open 60 minutes before K3 and Kampnagel’s evening events.
Choreographers in residence 2011/2012
- © Thies Rätzke
The 2011 choreographers in residence are Paula Rosolen (Argentinien | Frankfurt), Ursina Tossi (Hamburg) and Jana Unmüßig (Berlin). They will work at K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg from August 2011 until April 2012 and are going to show their productions in spring 2012.
About K3
Tanzplan Hamburg
The aim of Tanzplan Hamburg is to strengthen the position of contemporary dance in Hamburg. Tanzplan in Hamburg focuses on the areas of qualification and promotion. It is also designed to improve production opportunities for people who work in the dance genre. At the same time Tanzplan Hamburg aims to present contemporary dance as an innovative artistic practice and a socially relevant artistic culture.
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