imagined choreographies

The days are getting closer to the premiere of The practice of never meeting.

The long durational performance installation unfolds the story of two dancers who have never met physically upon rolls on rolls of paper and over five hours.

• Where: Vierte Welt, Adalbertstr. 96, Berlin 
• When: Saturday, Dec. 17th, 2022 (5-10 pm)/ Dec. 18th, 2022 (4-9 pm)
• Cost: 7-11€ (incl. coffee & cake)

Reservations: karten@viertewelt.de // https://viertewelt.de/mec_calendars/vw-programm/

It is possible to enter and leave throughout the whole performance!

Secondly, we can happily say that our new research project “Paper Bodies” is part of the #TakeHeart Research Fund Supported by Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media within the program NEUSTART KULTUR.

This offers us the opportunity to dive deeply into the materiality of paper and its creative, corporal and imaginary potentials.

How many ways are there to tell the same story?

We are happy to announce that we have received the NPN – Stepping Out Funding as part of the Neustart Kultur program of the German ministry of Culture.

As a result we will be re-adapting our performance “A meeting that never took place” for the exhibition space Vierte Welt Berlin, where we will be exploring new versions of the same story. 

Watch this place for our upcoming performances.

We are happy to announce that with support from the Fonds Darstellende Künste #TakeAction grant we will be performing our duet ” A Meeting that Never Took Place” at Lake Studios Berlin on October 1st and 2nd at 8:00pm!

Ticket reservations: imaginedchoreo@gmail.com

Please stay tuned!

We are exceedingly excited to share our creative practices during an online workshop at the ASCA Conference “We are all in this together – Connectivity and Community in Isolation”

23.06 – 25.06.2021 from 16:00 – 17:00

The workshop is open to the public. To register please email asca-fgw@uva.nl!

For more information about the programme and keynote speakers please visit:

https://asca.uva.nl/shared/subsites/amsterdam-institute-for-humanities-research/en/events/events/2021/06/we-are-all-in-this-together.html?origin=JzNhHdpfQsKwjU8LWksXIg

We are overjoyed to announce that we got FULLY funded by Fonds Darstellende Künste with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. Our new duet “A Meeting that Never Took Place” will take place!

Premiere is planned for October 8th 2021 at Lake Studios Berlin!

Our cheeks are aching with joy!

Friday, 17.07.2020 at 4:30 pm

Creative writing workshop Parallel Protocols (45 min)

facilitated by Steffie Steden

This workshop invites you to make notes of a continuous streams of observation. For 20 minutes participants sit next to each other and write down whatever comes to their mind in the exhibition environment. Afterwards these Parallel Protocols are read aloud together. The texts will become part of a larger archive and will be published anonymously. Stefie Steden is a visual artist, head of AG minimalesreisen.de and kunsthallebelow.de. 

Opening on July 11, 2020 at 5pm

Ndsm-plein 85 NDSM Loods upstairs left, 1033 WC Amsterdam, Netherlands

https://www.ndsm-fuse.eu/page6.html

The performance exhibition unfolds a selection of written stories, live performance and videos dealing with the question of how to encounter a body that is not here. It is part of a larger living archive of Stories of Absence reflecting on the experience of someone being there and not there at the same time. The contributions are from artists from nineteen different countries all over the world and have been created in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemics. The exhibition is realized in collaboration with visual artist and filmmaker Ester Eva Damen and architectural designer Joris Berger.

Looking forward to seeing you!

Sabrina and Ilana

Thanks to the generours support of all the contributors and sponsors!

We are happy and proud to announce that our article ‘As I project into your future, you sit in my past’ is published in the Contact Quarterly 45.1. edition winter/spring 2020! https://contactquarterly.com/cq/current-issue/index.php