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25.01.2022 #NationDance one country, one dance, together: December 1st. 2019
24.01.2022 The Remnant Dance short dance film, Performing Water has now been submitted to international screendance film festivals for 2020! We extend our heartfelt thanks to Ilaria Mazzoleni & NAHR, as well as collaborators, Luisa Brando Cassandra Celestin Trevor Wright THANK YOU for your wonderful, inspiring support! Love & thanks, Ellen Avery Katie Chown Lucinda Coleman
24.01.2022 INVITATION: Amanda Humphries Opening, Affinity, Saturday, September 14th. If youre in Sydney, Australia, pop in for a delightful afternoon of exquisite art and mingling with exquisite artists! Amanda worked as a Remnant Dance Artist during her time in Perth, Western Australia. Now, she is back in Sydney making gorgeous new artistic pieces. Check out her work!
23.01.2022 b12 -new festival for contemporary dance and performance art >>Berlin, Germany >>June 24th- July 21st, 2019 https://dancingopportunities.com/b12-the-new-festival-for/
22.01.2022 Thank you Ellen Avery for beautiful remnant thoughts, and Congratulations Katie Chown on your upcoming dance adventure!
22.01.2022 The ASPAH 2019 Conference "Lasting the Distance: A Lifetime in the Performing Arts" will be held in Melbourne from 30 November to 1 December. Submissions are invited for papers and workshops addressing issues of injury management and prevention, psychological wellbeing, preparation, education, and support both on and off the stage in the performing arts. In 2019 there are four categories for submissions: ... Interventional and Descriptive Research Literature Reviews/Conceptual Analysis Practitioner Wisdom Workshops/Movement Sessions Submissions close 5pm Friday 7 June. Further information: https://www.aspah.org.au/abstracts/
19.01.2022 Read. Consider. Act. Hope. "In the context of a vote buying budget, this is clear statement that arts and culture are not seen as ballot box issues. With the exception of the Contemporary Music fund, there is nothing that provides a meaningful boost for the sector based on a longer term vision. This illustrates the ongoing challenge facing us - how do we ensure arts and culture is on the agenda for the coming election and beyond" - Shelagh Magadza, Executive Directo...r of the Chamber of Arts and Culture WA (Artshub article: link attached). "One way we can work towards ensuring that arts and culture are on the agenda for the coming election is to ensure that all politicianssitting members and new candidatesget the message that Australians value the arts, that the arts contributes significantly to the economy and that artforms such as dance make a huge contribution to the mental and physical health and wellbeing of individuals and communities" - Gabrielle Sullivan, Ausdance WA Director, eNews, April 5th, 2019 "Australia is home to the worlds oldest living culture, and some of the best artists, arts organisations and arts leaders in the world. 98% of Australians engage with the arts and since the 2013 survey there is substantially increased recognition of their positive impact on our wellbeing and ability to develop new ideas" - 2019 Federal Election Policy Platform: WA Chamber of Arts & Culture (full statement attached). ARTSHUB article: https://www.artshub.com.au//what-the-arts-got-from-budget-
18.01.2022 FREE Ausdance WA Dance Fit classes, including Zumba, Floor Barre, Bolly Active this June! Register here: https://www.ausdancewa.org.au/dancefit/
15.01.2022 The Remnant Dance short dance film, 'Performing Water' has now been submitted to international screendance film festivals for 2020! We extend our heartfelt thanks to Ilaria Mazzoleni & NAHR, as well as collaborators, Luisa Brando Cassandra Celestin Trevor Wright THANK YOU for your wonderful, inspiring support! Love & thanks, Ellen Avery Katie Chown Lucinda Coleman
14.01.2022 Enjoy a final remnant thought, below. Its time to make new work, in new ways! Because our artistic work has grown beyond the capacity of the collective structure, we have decided to continue making dance as independent artists, moving forward. To read more on our response to current socio-cultural, personal and political changes, please read The Shift, 2020, on the website. Thank you for your support for dancers, artists, makers, thinkers, movers, musos: creatives of all kinds. May the New Year bring you hope, inspiration, vision and beauty.
13.01.2022 NAHR (Nature, Art & Habitat Residency) Summer Residency applications still o p e n ! Stunning location, gorgeous people > a great residency opportunity! Check it out: www.nahr.it
13.01.2022 "Ausdance WA has been featured in a couple of national news articles this week. . . We are currently operating without core government funding, and the prospect of securing core operational funding in the current competitive environment is limited. Without the reinstatement of core funding from the state government, the future of Ausdance WA is in jeopardy. . . Since the cuts imposed in 2016, meticulous attention to financial management, coupled with the implementation of a n...umber of business innovations creating new efficiencies and improved access to our services, has ensured Ausdance WA has built sufficient reserves to operate throughout 2019. . . In responding to the challenges of recent years, the Ausdance WA Management Committee has identified that the way forward for the organisation is to reposition our programs and services to open opportunities for partnerships with industry and community service providers and diversify income streams. . . " - Gabrielle Sullivan, Ausdance WA Director [Ausdance WA eNews] https://www.artshub.com.au//ausdance-wa-faces-the-chop-258
13.01.2022 Not busy this weekend? Pop along to Momentum Dance performing Unmanned! Dance works by Alice Lee Holland and Claudia Alessi, created for this gorgeous company of mature dancers, and exploring disconnection, touch and re-connection, playful remembering, and individual interpretation through task-based choreography. https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=502888&
12.01.2022 The Choreography and Corporeality Working Group will meet at IFTR Galway, 13-17 July, 2020. Interested participants, including postgraduates, are invited to join the group and contribute work for discussion. The working group in Choreography and Corporeality provides a platform for sharing original, cutting-edge research on dance, performance, and the body, in an international context. Choreography, dance and body-centred performance practices provide a vital site for explor...ing the convergence of thought and action. Our members approach this intersection from a variety of interweaving perspectives that include socio-political, cultural, philosophical and historical considerations. Abstract Submission: Please submit a 300 word abstract along with a short bio of 50 words (max) to the Cambridge Core website by 31 January 2020: https://www.cambridge.org/core/membership/iftr/ Papers: Completed papers of (maximum) 3000 words should be submitted to the working group convenors by Monday 08 June 2020 for circulation to the rest of the group to read in advance of meeting. https://www.iftr.org/
12.01.2022 Ausdance National regrettably announces the cancellation of the 2019 Australian Dance Awards. Shrinking government funding for Ausdance National has resulted in... reduced staffing and financial reserves that has led to this decision. The National Dance Forum presented in partnership with Tracks Dance Company is still scheduled to go ahead on 9-10 August 2019 in Darwin. For more information see>> https://loom.ly/i-9H36c
11.01.2022 World Alliance for Arts Education (WAAE) Conference *Arts Education for Everybody?* >October 28th- November 1st, 2019 >Frankfurt, Germany >Conference calls and info: link below!... https://waae-conference.jimdofree.com/
11.01.2022 2019 NOW! Festival: early-bird offer open! 1-5 May 2019 - Ufer Studios in Wedding, Berlin. An incredible mix of improvisation styles crammed into 5 days of workshops and performances. This years festival focuses on the themes of DOUBT. The world is riddled with doubt these days. The question of how to behave when seemingly incompatible choices arise plagues us. Choices seem innumerable and often overwhelming.... The group of performing artists will cut holes in the doubt, and illuminate the confidence/ intuition intersection with each performance, using voice, movement, language, ensemble and solo improvisation. Audiences will witness human beings encountering the unknown, as well as the deliberation and decision-making process in the crafting of a dramatic stage. With 15 diverse variety of workshops, the NOW! Festival remains unequaled. Topics include Action Theater, Laban, Contact Improvisation, Instant Composition, Poetry & Improvisation, New Dance, Imagination & Language, Human Voice and Stillness & Time and are open to anyone. https://www.nowfestival.net/
11.01.2022 Looking to work with an exceptional dance company, in an exceptional city in Australia? Check this out: https://lucyguerininc.com//work-with-us-lgi-executive-prod
09.01.2022 Happy New Year! >> link to trailer for the Remnant Dance film, Performing Water submitted for screening at several international film festivals in 2020! >> looking forward to dancing into 2020! Happy New Year!... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQISN86En1M&feature=youtu.be The short dance film, Performing Water, illuminates the complexity of connections between human bodies and the environment. Dancing human forms, in dialogue with river systems, invite the viewer to embrace stillness whilst simultaneously engaging in the constantly moving discourse on our place with/in the world.
09.01.2022 Happy International Dance Day!
09.01.2022 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! https://dancingopportunities.com/audition-tanztheater-wup/
07.01.2022 Ausdance Peggy van Praagh Choreographic Fellowship: > biennial fellowship of $10,000 awarded to a mid-career choreographer. > mid-career choreographers (35 years and over) > Purpose: supporting choreographic development that advances the profession > Applications close: 31 May 2019... Email your application to Ausdance National with PvP Fellowship in the subject line. There is no formal application form, but as concisely as possible (in two pages or less), please tell us: who you are what you want to do how you are going to do it how you think this work will advance the profession what your public outcome will be. Fellowship applicants must: have a body of work valued and recognised by peers, in either ballet or contemporary dance be 35 years or over with at least 10 years professional experience working as a choreographer be an Australian citizen or resident and an Ausdance member provide a CV and two written references https://ausdance.org.au//ausdance-peggy-van-praagh-choreog
07.01.2022 Happy New Year! >> link to trailer for the Remnant Dance film, 'Performing Water' submitted for screening at several international film festivals in 2020! >> looking forward to dancing into 2020! Happy New Year!... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQISN86En1M&feature=youtu.be The short dance film, ‘Performing Water’, illuminates the complexity of connections between human bodies and the environment. Dancing human forms, in dialogue with river systems, invite the viewer to embrace stillness whilst simultaneously engaging in the constantly moving discourse on our place with/in the world.
06.01.2022 Food for thought for your Friday... "...Schleicher, who is widely regarded as one of the worlds leading educational thinkers, said: I would say, in the fourth industrial revolution, arts may become more important than maths. We talk about soft skills often as social and emotional skills, and hard skills as about science and maths, but it might be the opposite, he said, suggesting that science and maths may become softer in future when the need for them decreases due... to technology, and the hard skills will be your curiosity, your leadership, your persistence and your resilience. https://www.thestage.co.uk//arts-teaching-become-importa/
06.01.2022 Performance Matters Journal Vol.5, No.2 available now! >Contribution by Lucinda Coleman reflects on how dance-making with others might challenge assumptions as to who the collaborators, participants, performers and/or spectators are in art-making and performance experiences. >Thank you to all the Remnant Dance collaborators who supported this research, and participated in the international workshops, exhibitions and performances!! >Kyay Zuu Tin Par Tal xx https://performancematters-thejournal.com//pm/issue/view/13
06.01.2022 ATTENTION: We are now taking bookings for an Elemental Body Alignment System (EBAS) Level 1 Teacher Certification course from 6-10 January 2020, (and a Level 2... Teacher Certification from 13-16 January 2020). This course is not limited to dance teachers or students only, but would be of benefit to anyone interested in improving and enhancing functional movement in their students, clients or patients. The courses will be taught by EBAS Creator and Master Teacher, Professor Scott Putman of Virginia Commonwealth University,USA. Here is the link to our website, which provides full information, or do feel free to contact me to discuss any aspect of the courses, If anyone has not experienced EBAS and is interested in learning more, contact me to discuss arranging a demonstration class at your studio.
06.01.2022 Remnant Dance r e f l e c t i o n s as the year draws to an end, with t h a n k s to collaborators, artists, supporters, and friends xx http://www.remnantdance.com.au//remnant-dance-archive-the-
06.01.2022 have a read . . . http://www.danceaustralia.com.au//dancing-at-any-age-katri
05.01.2022 >>Choreographic Practices Vol.11, No.1 has now published Performing Water: Site-specific dance-making as liquid art >>Journal article reflects on the Remnant Dance NAHR, 2018! >> Ellen Avery Katie Chown Lucinda Coleman developed site-specific dance in response to the waters of the Enna River, Italy . . . >>And enjoyed local cheese, long walks through soaring mountains, sudden storms, pasta in the trattoria under the church, meeting other artists-in-residence, cooking together, sharing Aperol spritz, making new dance as a collaborative endeavor & collective practice, challenging our artistry & ideas, and loving each other & the spaces we inhabited for a moment of time in Sottochiesa . . . >>https://www.ingentaconnect.com//2020/000/00000001/art00007
05.01.2022 Remnant Thoughts - Autumn 2019 - https://mailchi.mp/1bf6c97726f5/remnant-thoughts-autumn-2019
05.01.2022 HAPPY INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY! https://www.international-dance-day.org/
05.01.2022 Call out: Dance Artists/ Dance Writers! Follow the link, and send in your ideas. EOI close October 11th, 2019! https://www.delvingintodance.com/eoi
05.01.2022 CALLforEMERGINGmakers: creative development program for emerging performance-makers who are seeking a supported opportunity to create new work. *Platform will provide the resources for emerging artists to develop their own performance projects, by providing four weeks in-kind venue hire, a $500 bursary and supported public outcomes as part of an Open Studio program. https://platformarts.org.au/opportunit/creativedevelopment
05.01.2022 STOMPING GROUND! Applications for this unique Spanish Residency now open. Apply by Thursday 20th June, 12.30pm GMT. For more info, click on link to follow. STOMPING GROUND! is a residency for up to eight live artists and performance makers, hungry for new experiences, discovering new stimuli, exchanging ways of working, and cross-pollinating with fellow artists. It is a nurturing and creative breeding ground for new ideas, to test and break the ground on a new project, or sim...ply to re-energise your practice. There will be workshops and seminars to share amongst participants; as well as opportunities to test work developed with new audiences (besides locals and tourists, theres even an international community of residents!). To take part in this unique residency (just 180 , including full board in one of Galeras cave-houses, as well basic materials and audiovisual documentation of the work by internationally award winning videographer Guillermo Alcal-Santaella), all you need to do is complete a short online form available here: www.pablopakula.com/stomping-ground http://www.pablopakula.com/stomping-ground.html
04.01.2022 Australias national advocate for the dance sector, AUSDANCE NATIONAL, announces its closure ". . . Ausdance National regrettably announces it will be winding up the association. The impact of shrinking government funding for the organisation, has resulted in dwindling reserves and severely limited resources. . . . . . Ausdance National was one of the 65 arts organisations that lost its operational funding in 2016 following the raid on the Australia Council for the Arts by... then Arts Minister Senator Brandis. Known as the Black Friday cuts, Ausdance National responded by appointing a skills-based board in March 2017. The Board restructured the organisations operational model, rebranded and repositioned the association in collaboration with its national network, explored alternate revenue streams, continued to deliver key sector initiatives such as the Australian Dance Awards, National Dance Forums and Safe Dance Project IV, whilst persisting with national advocacy for dance and the performing arts sector in partnership with other peak bodies. . . . . . The dance sector in Australia has experienced significant disruption and change, in part due to shifts in funding and the lack of a comprehensive arts and cultural policy. Despite the best efforts of the Board, staff members and volunteers, regrettably Ausdance National will take its final bow at the 2019 National Dance Forum and commence the process of winding up. said, Professor Gene Moyle, Ausdance National President. . . " SOURCE: https://ausdance.org.au//ausdance-national-announces-its-c IMAGE: National Dance Forum banner image, Ausdance National, 2019
03.01.2022 Happen to be in Perth, Western Australia (WA), next month? Pop in here for a celebration of independent WA contemporary dance-making: https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=450976&
03.01.2022 > some thoughtful reading in the latest issue of PARtake - The Journal of Performance as Research O u t N o w > articles from gorgeous researcher/practitioners, including Australias very-own, Jo Pollitt! > l o v e your arty friends/ makers/ writers/ researchers/ performers/ teachers/ movers this happy Valentines Day xx https://www.partakejournal.org/vol2iss2
02.01.2022 Happy International Womens Day!
02.01.2022 CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: ANAT & the Australian Wine Research Institute Artists Residency *Do you feel as though your practice could benefit with some breathing space? Would you consider your arts practice and a residency at the Australian Wine Research Institute a great blend? The Australian Network for Art & Technology (ANAT) is excited to announce a new art + science residency in partnership with the Australian Wine Research Institute (AWRI), based in Adelaide.... The AWRI is the Australian grape and wine industrys research organisation. It supports a sustainable and successful grape and wine industry through world-class research, practical solutions and knowledge transfer. The AWRI will host the residency at the Wine Innovation Cluster based in Urrbrae, Adelaide, with the successful artist to work with the AWRIs flavour chemistry and sensory research teams, led by Dr Leigh Francis. The AWRIs contribution to the residency is substantial and includes research staff, facilities, materials and the provision of an external sensory panel and consumer study. Who can apply? The residency is open to Australian artists working in any discipline and/or medium, with the residency to take place over 12 weeks full-time (or part-time equivalent) between April and December 2019. How to apply For more information, the application guidelines can be downloaded at http://www.anat.org.au//ANAT-AWRI-Guidelines-and-App-form. DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS 5PM (ACDT), TUESDAY 5th MARCH 2019. Background Since 2004, ANAT has brought artists and scientists together in research partnerships that have generated new knowledge, ideas and processes beneficial to both fields. Residencies have involved Australian science organisations hosting artists in situ, leading to profound artistic and professional development for the participants, as well as building a sustainable support base for interdisciplinary creative collaboration in Australia. For further information or if you wish to discuss your application, please contact: Vicki Sowry ANAT Director Tel +61 8 8231 9037 [email protected] AWRI: Dr Leigh Francis Research Manager - Sensory and Flavour Tel: 08 8313 6600 [email protected]
01.01.2022 ARTISTS!! SUBMIT NOW!! >The Ravenswood Australian Womens Art Prize is an annual prize that was launched in 2017 to advance art and opportunity for emerging and established female artists in Australia. There are two prize categories, including a $35,000 prize the richest professional art prize for women in Australia. Artwork judging will be overseen by Ravenswood Australian Womens Art Prize Patron and acclaimed artist, Jennifer Turpin, and announced at the exhibition opening on 31 May, 2019. >Entries close Wednesday 20 March 2019 at 12.00pm (midday) Daylight Saving Time Eastern Australia. If you have any questions or feedback, please email [email protected] https://www.ravenswoodartprize.com.au/2019/artprize/home
