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Call for performances for keðjaKlaipeda
The performances should be suitable to be presented in non-theatre spaces like industrial or natural spaces in the town of Klaipeda and its surroundings.
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The SWUFUS have started their Wilderness stay in Iceland
Wilderness Dance has “officially” started with the arrival of the Latvian group Swufu ´s in Iceland. You see them here on arrival at Keflavik airport Iceland last Friday – ready to take on the wilderness of south-east Iceland during their three week stay at Höfn í Hornafirði. Swufus travelled by car to Höfn over the weekend, and on the way explored the realms of Vatnajökull national park, the largest in Europe. Their residency in Höfn is in co-operation with The Cultural centre of Höfn. Their artistic research during the time will center around ideas of human identity. A blog will soon launch here on the website so you will be able to follow Swufus who is the first of 10 dance companies to participate in Wilderness Dance.
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keðja at ICE HOT
This week, in addition to the kick-off of the second Think Tank, Writing Movement will host a Round Table Discussion and we will present keðja in an Info Session on Nordic collaboration. All this happens in Helsinki at the Nordic dance platform ICE HOT that keðja partner Dance Info Finland organizes.
Kick-off for the Think Tank – Touring network for the Nordic-Baltic region
The second of our Think Tanks will kick off with a round table discussion on December 12th, 2012 at ICE HOT – Nordic Dance Platform in Helsinki. Find more info about the Think Tank and the moderator here.
The first seminars of Writing Movement announced
The 4 seminars will take place in Oslo, Spring 2013. They are an opportunity for Scandinavian speaking journalists, editors, writers and critics to focus on the contemporary dance scene, looking at it from different angles. More info about the seminars and registration (in Norwegian). The seminars are organized by keðja partner Dance Information Norway and part of the keðja Writing Movement activities.