Posts Tagged ‘dance’

THE WEEK Dec. 9–31, 2019

Openings and events at ERIAC, Kleiner von Wiese, 11th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art, HAU Hebbel am Ufer, KW Institute, SAVVY Contemporary, Hamburger Bahnhof, Zwinger Galerie, Institut für Alles Mögliche, GlogauAir, Volksbühne,…[read on]

Tanz im August Celebrates 30 Years

Tanz im August announcement on Berlin Art Link

July 20, 2018
Known as Berlin’s premiere festival for international contemporary dance, Tanz im August features an array of performances by renowned companies as well as newcomers[read on]


Slow Punk and In Spheres at the SOUNDANCE Festival

Article by Beatrix Joyce // June 29, 2018
With a strong programme featuring well-known, prominent artists from Berlin’s improvisation scene and simultaneously introducing various newcomers and guests, the current edition of the SOUNDANCE Festival boasts a diverse range of collaborations[read on]


Marinella Senatore’s Worldwide Community

Berlin Art Link interview with Marinella Seantore

Article by Berlin Art Link // May 31, 2018
“I see my role as an activator, an instigator, a facilitator of processes, often focused on emancipation and engagement,” Italian artist Marinella Senatore tells Berlin Art Link. The Italian artist, based between Paris and[read on]


Open Call for Artists // RK Residency

May 9, 2018
Artists of all disciplines and nationalities are invited to apply for this year’s fully-funded RK Residency in Tbilisi and/or Kachreti, Georgia. Founded by artist-curator Ria Keburia, the residency lasts between two[read on]


Performance // ‘Unrestricted Contact’ by Grupo Oito

Article by Beatrix Joyce in Berlin // Feb. 23, 2018
Race, heritage and the act of Othering are currently trending on Berlin’s stages. That said, ‘Unrestricted Contact’ by Grupo Oito was not just “another work about race,” as quoted from their performance. The collective[read on]


The Instrument

by Beatrix Joyce // Mar. 6, 2017
Falling outside of the mainstream, Berlin’s performance scene exudes a kind of freedom that opens it to a diverse amalgamation of performers…[read on]