Community & Collaborations
Community & Collaborations
Community &
collaborations
Practices for the Future / 2024
Practices for the Future var ett elva veckor långt projekt på Röda Sten Konsthall sommaren 2024, där fjorton dansktonstnärer utforskade dans som konstnärlig och pedagogisk praktik. Varje vecka arbetade en konstnär i galleriet på en 8×8 meter stor röd linoleummatta, och residensen avslutades med en öppen performance och samtal under Sunday Sharing. Publiken kunde kontinuerligt följa konstnärernas arbete som en del av utställningen. Genom rörelseforskning, workshops och kollektiva diskussioner utvecklades metoder för att skapa kunskap genom kroppen och undersöka rörelsens roll i lärande och samhälle.
Opening Performance
15 juni / RödaSten
Micro-Dokumentärfilm
Residens Konstnärer
Nicole Neidert (Sweden)
Korina Cordova (Brazil/Sweden)
Sam Williams (UK)
Katarina Eriksson (Sweden)
Rodrigo Chaverini (Chile)
Pablo Zamorano (Spain/Chile)
Linda Wardal & Tim Winter (Sweden & Germany/Norway)
DanceRemainings
Jim De Block (Belgium/Sweden)
Amanda Piña (Austra/Chile)
Gaetano Badalamenti (Italy/Sweden)
Karolin Kent (Sweden)
Art of Contact / 2022
In october 2022 we brought together dance artists who explored the rooms at the World Culture Museum in Göteborg with performance and dance interventions for a full day, celebrating the 50 years anniversary of Contact improvisation. A performance lecture and different workshops were offered for both beginners and experienced dancers.
In collaboration with the World Culture Museum and Contact Improvisation Gothenburg. With the support of the Cultural Council.
Participants_ Mari Vittradotter, Sara Axelsson, Linda Wardal, Kyrie Oda, Nilla Björkman, Anna Emilsson, Stine Marcinkowski, Ina Dokmo, Madeleine Jonsson, Gilda Stillbäck, Gaetano Badalamenti, Tova Ekenberg, Feri Sri Danarto, Berith Stennabb, Tanja Andersson, Johan Nilsson, Tuva Hildebrand, Katarina Eriksson, Christian Hüls, Carine Cassia, Erik Mägi, Sebastian Ruiz, Jonny Berg, Adrian Isi Zar, Elena Perota, Jorge Alcaide, Luchano Munos, Felipe Botero
In october 2022 we brought together dance artists who explored the rooms at the World Culture Museum in Göteborg with performance and dance interventions for a full day, celebrating the 50 years anniversary of Contact improvisation. A performance lecture and different workshops were offered for both beginners and experienced dancers.
In collaboration with the World Culture Museum and Contact Improvisation Gothenburg. With the support of the Cultural Council.
Participants_ Mari Vittradotter, Sara Axelsson, Linda Wardal, Kyrie Oda, Nilla Björkman, Anna Emilsson, Stine Marcinkowski, Ina Dokmo, Madeleine Jonsson, Gilda Stillbäck, Gaetano Badalamenti, Tova Ekenberg, Feri Sri Danarto, Berith Stennabb, Tanja Andersson, Johan Nilsson, Tuva Hildebrand, Katarina Eriksson, Christian Hüls, Carine Cassia, Erik Mägi, Sebastian Ruiz, Jonny Berg, Adrian Isi Zar, Elena Perota, Jorge Alcaide, Luchano Munos, Felipe Botero
Melan himeln och tak /
2022
In november 2022, fifteen dancers and artists explored a roof near Konstepidemin. Each presentation was its own world in coexistence with each other. A mix of improvisation, music, audience interaction and more.
Organized by Dance Remainings in collaboration with Folkstaden Gothenburg. The project is part of The European Creative Rooftop Network (ECRN), which gathers knowledge to develop and share new methods for the sustainable use of the urban rooftop landscape as cultural environments and new meeting places. With the support of Creative Europe and the Culture Council.
Participants_ Anmar Taha, Carolina Eguiguren, Kyrie Oda, Yrsa Heikenskjöld & Emelia Koberg, Mari Vittradotter & Sara Axelsson, Sebastian Ruiz, Lisa Larsdotter Petersson & Peter Janson, Katarzyna Paluch, Berith Stennabb, Love Hellgren, Jim de Block & Martin Nowakowski
In november 2022, fifteen dancers and artists explored a roof near Konstepidemin. Each presentation was its own world in coexistence with each other. A mix of improvisation, music, audience interaction and more.
Organized by Dance Remainings in collaboration with Folkstaden Gothenburg. The project is part of The European Creative Rooftop Network (ECRN), which gathers knowledge to develop and share new methods for the sustainable use of the urban rooftop landscape as cultural environments and new meeting places. With the support of Creative Europe and the Culture Council.
Participants_ Anmar Taha, Carolina Eguiguren, Kyrie Oda, Yrsa Heikenskjöld & Emelia Koberg, Mari Vittradotter & Sara Axelsson, Sebastian Ruiz, Lisa Larsdotter Petersson & Peter Janson, Katarzyna Paluch, Berith Stennabb, Love Hellgren, Jim de Block & Martin Nowakowski
Footage from Mellan himmel och tak / Between rooftop and sky 2022.
FAUNA is a queer community project, a platform and meeting scene for people interested in queer themes and performative arts. We invite inquiring bodies, sexual dissidents, exiled identities, new human versions, hearts in asylum, non-straight people, urban animals and restless minds.
We believe dance, movement and performance have a significant contribution in finding new ways of critically questioning gender and sexuality norms and are very important tools for both political and identity expression. Within this platform, we ask ourselves, among other things, how performance art and the experience of performance art, both as performers / dancers and spectators, can contribute to LGBTQI discourses, strengthen the creation of other spaces and opportunities for new meetings; physically, intellectually and creatively. We work unconditionally in terms of age, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, nationality and functionality.
Contact us for more information: info@danceremainings.com
FAUNA is a queer community project, a platform and meeting scene for people interested in queer themes and performative arts. We invite inquiring bodies, sexual dissidents, exiled identities, new human versions, hearts in asylum, non-straight people, urban animals and restless minds.
We beleive dance, movement and performance have a significant contribution in finding new ways of critically questioning gender and sexuality norms and are very important tools for both political and identity expression. Within this platform, we ask ourselves, among other things, how performance art and the experience of performance art, both as performers / dancers and spectators, can contribute to LGBTQI discourses, strengthen the creation of other spaces and opportunities for new meetings; physically, intellectually and creatively. We work unconditionally in terms of age, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, nationality and functionality.
Contact us for more information: info@danceremainings.com
Dance exhibition
Kronhuset 2021
A multimedia exhibition from the three year long project Humanography was presented at Kronhuset in Gothenburg. The exhibition included photos, dance film screenings, lectures and live performances.
Performers_ Britta Kangas, Hedda Parkkonen, Linda Wardal, Mari Vittradotter, Minna Elif Wendin, Simon Kriisin, Gilda Stillbäck, Moustapha Moussadak, Nanna Boholt Breitensten Larsen, Feri Sri Danarto, Gaetano Badalamenti, Maria Lindell, Aloun Marchal, Lisa Larsdotter, Jan Rådvik, Youssef Hajjaj, Nilla Björkman, Margareta Hall, Ulrika Frost, Alice Hahnson, Eva Abeto, Emelie Blomgren, Luisa Denward
Photo_ Noelia Vergara Tapia
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The European Creative
Rooftop Network
(ECRN)
x danceremainings
In october 2021 Danceremainings collaborated with Folkstaden Göteborg, a partner of the 4-year-long project ECRN including nine European cities. ECRN aims to develop rooftops into cultural meeting places.
Today 15-35% of Europe’s urban area is underused – the much-forgotten roofscape of the cities.
In the ECRN platform, we are exploring how rooftop surfaces can have another destiny. In a time where the privatization of public services and spaces are on the rise and ongoing gentrification often is a threat of displacement to low-income citizens, the project aims to visualize different futures and potentials of Europe’s most underused urban areas.
Danceremainings is contributing to the project through the work of Humanography, where we explore the urban landscape through body and movement.
By_ Jonny Berg & Sebastian Ruiz Bartilson
Performers_ Feri Sri Danarto, Maria Lindell, Simon Kriisin, Annika Vestel
Music_ Cha Blasco
Song_ Josefin Cederwall
Costume_ Fernanda Zavala
The European Creative
Rooftop Network
(ECRN)
x danceremainings
In october 2021 Danceremainings collaborated with Folkstaden Göteborg, a partner of the 4-year-long project ECRN including nine European cities. ECRN aims to develop rooftops into cultural meeting places.
Today 15-35% of Europe’s urban area is underused – the much-forgotten roofscape of the cities.
In the ECRN platform, we are exploring how rooftop surfaces can have another destiny. In a time where the privatization of public services and spaces are on the rise and ongoing gentrification often is a threat of displacement to low-income citizens, the project aims to visualize different futures and potentials of Europe’s most underused urban areas.
Danceremainings is contributing to the project through the work of Humanography, where we explore the urban landscape through body and movement.
By_ Jonny Berg & Sebastian Ruiz Bartilson
Performers_ Feri Sri Danarto, Maria Lindell, Simon Kriisin, Annika Vestel
Music_ Cha Blasco
Song_ Josefin Cederwall
Costume_ Fernanda Zavala
PG-Väst
Danceremainings has an ongoing collaboration with PG Väst (Positiva Gruppen Väst) for people living with HIV in western Sweden.
As part of our work with community-based storytelling danceremainings has explored various artistic expressions, “Our stories”.
Here, our input into the project has been dance, movement and contact improvisation. In 2020, the project “Reconnection” was carried out with PG Väst where we explored body and movement linked to the concepts of relationships and community. Within the project, workshops were created in a collective creation (text and photo) and we produced two dance films.
The project also included a series of duo portraits. In 2021, we continued to work with the concept and conducted “We are a movement” a two-day dance workshop outdoors. Produced works within the project are shown at the exhibition “Livet, hivet & vi-et”.
PG-Väst
Danceremainings has an ongoing collaboration with PG Väst (Positiva Gruppen Väst) for people living with HIV in western Sweden.
As part of our work with community-based storytelling danceremainings has explored various artistic expressions, “Our stories”.
Here, our input into the project has been dance, movement and contact improvisation. In 2020, the project “Reconnection” was carried out with PG Väst where we explored body and movement linked to the concepts of relationships and community. Within the project, workshops were created in a collective creation (text and photo) and we produced two dance films.
The project also included a series of duo portraits. In 2021, we continued to work with the concept and conducted “We are a movement” a two-day dance workshop outdoors. Produced works within the project are shown at the exhibition “Livet, hivet & vi-et”.
Interview with Sebastian
Contact improvisation
Humanography / regional
By_ Jonny Berg & Sebastian Ruiz Bartilson
Dance artists in collaboration_ Pablo Gallardo Cortes, Moa Matilda Sahling, Carmen Olsson, Sara Engström, Viktoria Widelius.
Photo/film_ Isi Adrian Zar
Music_ Felipe Botero
In the spring of 2021, a pilot project was held in the region of Fyrbodal to develop the concept of Humanography, finding new forms of collaboration. Dance students were engaged in workshops from four different dance schools:
- Dansgymnasiet Sinclair, Uddevalla
- Scenkonstskolan Gerlesborg
- Widelius dansstudio, Fjällbacka
- Danspoolen Vänersborg
In the spring of 2021, a pilot project was held in the region of Fyrbodal to develop the concept of Humanography, finding new forms of collaboration. Dance students were engaged in workshops from four different dance schools:
- Dansgymnasiet Sinclair, Uddevalla
- Scenkonstskolan Gerlesborg
- Widelius dansstudio, Fjällbacka
- Danspoolen Vänersborg
By_ Jonny Berg & Sebastian Ruiz Bartilson
Dance artists in collaboration_ Pablo Gallardo Cortes, Moa Matilda Sahling, Carmen Olsson, Sara Engström, Viktoria Widelius.
Photo/film_ Isi Adrian Zar
Music_ Felipe Botero