PRAXIS OSLO
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- Moving Into Writing
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Tidligere
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- Figure Space: 3 perspectives. Practice, research & composition
- Workshop i Kinetic Awareness og Ensemble Thinking 3.-4. mars
- Workshop i Body-Mind Centering®med Olive Bieringa og Otto Ramstad
- SEMINAR på PraxisFestivalen 25.august
- 7.-8.April: Finding the Vitality of our Organs: Body-Mind Centering® workshop with Olive Bieringa
- 16.-20. april: Roles and Materials/Glitches and Ghosts - med Chrysa Parkinson
- LørdagsPRAXIS >
- SEMINAR at PraxisFestivalen 26th of August
- Inspirasjonsdag med Tew Bunnag
- Seminar 22.april 2017
- Workshop 21.-24.februar 2017
- Workshop 24-25.november 2016
- Seminar 13.august 2016
- PRAXIS Seminar 12.des 2015
- PRAXIS Seminar 20.mai 2015
- ÅPENT ROM
- PRAXISSamtale
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Om oss
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Kunstnerne
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- Alicja Ziolko
- Amir Asgharnejad
- Andrea Csaszni Rygh
- Ann-Christin Berg Kongsness
- Anne-Linn Akselsen
- Ann Liv Young
- Bára Sigfúsdóttir
- Bibbi Winberg
- Brynjar Åbel Bandlien
- Camilla Tellefsen
- Cecilie Lindeman Steen
- Dolores Hulan & Johanna Chemnitz
- Elizabeth Lyseng
- Erikk Mckenzie
- Gerd Kaisa Vorren
- Goro Tronsmo
- Gry Kipperberg
- Hanna Filomen Mjåvatn
- Hanne Dieserud
- Harald Fetveit
- Harald Kolaas
- Heidi Jessen
- Helle Siljeholm
- Henriksen/Bae - Eye of the Tree
- Ida Haugen
- Ida Wigdel
- Ingeleiv Berstad
- Inger-Reidun Olsen
- Ingrid Berger Myhre
- Ingvild Isaksen
- Janne-Camilla Lyster
- Jens Trinidad
- Jon Filip Fahlstrøm
- Karen Høybakk Mikalsen
- Karstein Solli
- Katja Schia
- Kristina Gjems
- Kristin Ryg Helgebostad
- Kristine Karåla Øren
- Lisa Lie
- Liv Hanne Haugen
- Loan Ha
- Magnus Myhr
- Maja Roel
- Marianne Kjærsund
- Marianne Skjeldal
- Marie Bergby Handeland
- Marie Nikazm Bakken og Fredrik Floen
- Mariken Halle
- Marte Reithaug Sterud
- Martin Slaatto
- Mathilde Øverland
- Matthew William Smith
- Mette Edvardsen
- Mia Habib
- Olive Bieringa
- Orfee Schuijt
- Øyvind Jørgensen
- Rannei Grenne
- Rikke Baewert
- Roza Moshtaghi
- Sandy Williams
- Sara Christophersen
- Shi Pratt
- Siri Jøntvedt
- Snelle Hall
- Solveig Styve Holte
- Steffi Lund
- Terje Tjøme Mossige
- Tori Wrånes
- Trond Reinholdtsen
- Ulf Nilseng
- Venke Marie Sortland
- Ymist / Erlend Samnøen og Morten Espeland
- Extras
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Moving into Writing
a workshop with Chloe Chignell and Ann-Christin Kongsness
20. - 24. mai, kl 18 - 21 at Rom for Dans
1000,-
This workshop aims to take seriously the movement it is to come from and work within the field of dance and choreography and enter the field of literature through engaging in the activity of writing. How to not be completely overwhelmed by the conventions, demands and categorizations that exist in the field of literature, and at the same time not be completely ignorant towards it? How to deal with all of this on our own terms and integrate it into what we are already doing? We have developed this workshop on the basis of our own experiences, trying to make the workshop we ourselves would want to attend and that would be useful to us.
Through this workshop we will offer different entry points into the act of writing. Each day we will operate within a new frame that will make possible new experiences of and perspectives on writing. The different frames will facilitate different positions of authorship, different situations for working and different sets of values for what could be written. Each day we will change the time intervals, the limited or expanded frames for content to be produced and the degree of collectivity and sharing. This way we want to offer a wide range of ways to write and think about writing, so that everyone will hopefully find moments of comfort, reorientation and challenge.
This workshop is arranged in collaboration with Praxis Oslo and is supported by Arts Council Norway. It was first developed for the Indigo Dance Festival at PAF Summer University in August 2017.
Sign up for the workshop by sending a mail to: praxisoslo@gmail.com
Bring a notebook, laptop (if you want) and clothes to move in.
Possible to attend for both the ones that are already in some kind of writing process and the ones that want to start now! Possible to write in both English and Norwegian.
WELCOME!!
Bios
Chloe Chignell (Australia) is a dancer and choreographer based in Brussels working across text, choreography and publishing. In 2018 she finished the P.A.R.T.S. Research cycle led by Bojana Cvejic where she developed her new work ... as if leaking. In 2019 she will continue this research through workspace Brussels and BUDA Kortrijk. Chloe is also co-editor of This Container magazine, developed in Stockholm with Maia Means. Her writing has been published by Indigo Dance Magazine (PAF) and Relatime (Australia). She has developed choreographic writing and reading formats hosted by Kottinspektionen (Stockholm) and PAF (France). She is co-initiator of PO$$E – a dance and reading group based in Stockholm.
Ann-Christin Kongsness is educated within dance, choreography, aesthetic theory and literature studies at Spin off, UiS, Skolen for Samtidsdans and UiO. She works as a dancer, choreographer and writer based in Oslo, making performances, seminars, conversation series, workshops, sharing platforms, texts and publications. A main interest in her work is the relationship between theory and practice, and dance and poetry. She is editor for the webpage framtidsdans.no and co-editor for the anthology KOREOGRAFI (2016/18). www.annchristinkongsness.com
a workshop with Chloe Chignell and Ann-Christin Kongsness
20. - 24. mai, kl 18 - 21 at Rom for Dans
1000,-
This workshop aims to take seriously the movement it is to come from and work within the field of dance and choreography and enter the field of literature through engaging in the activity of writing. How to not be completely overwhelmed by the conventions, demands and categorizations that exist in the field of literature, and at the same time not be completely ignorant towards it? How to deal with all of this on our own terms and integrate it into what we are already doing? We have developed this workshop on the basis of our own experiences, trying to make the workshop we ourselves would want to attend and that would be useful to us.
Through this workshop we will offer different entry points into the act of writing. Each day we will operate within a new frame that will make possible new experiences of and perspectives on writing. The different frames will facilitate different positions of authorship, different situations for working and different sets of values for what could be written. Each day we will change the time intervals, the limited or expanded frames for content to be produced and the degree of collectivity and sharing. This way we want to offer a wide range of ways to write and think about writing, so that everyone will hopefully find moments of comfort, reorientation and challenge.
This workshop is arranged in collaboration with Praxis Oslo and is supported by Arts Council Norway. It was first developed for the Indigo Dance Festival at PAF Summer University in August 2017.
Sign up for the workshop by sending a mail to: praxisoslo@gmail.com
Bring a notebook, laptop (if you want) and clothes to move in.
Possible to attend for both the ones that are already in some kind of writing process and the ones that want to start now! Possible to write in both English and Norwegian.
WELCOME!!
Bios
Chloe Chignell (Australia) is a dancer and choreographer based in Brussels working across text, choreography and publishing. In 2018 she finished the P.A.R.T.S. Research cycle led by Bojana Cvejic where she developed her new work ... as if leaking. In 2019 she will continue this research through workspace Brussels and BUDA Kortrijk. Chloe is also co-editor of This Container magazine, developed in Stockholm with Maia Means. Her writing has been published by Indigo Dance Magazine (PAF) and Relatime (Australia). She has developed choreographic writing and reading formats hosted by Kottinspektionen (Stockholm) and PAF (France). She is co-initiator of PO$$E – a dance and reading group based in Stockholm.
Ann-Christin Kongsness is educated within dance, choreography, aesthetic theory and literature studies at Spin off, UiS, Skolen for Samtidsdans and UiO. She works as a dancer, choreographer and writer based in Oslo, making performances, seminars, conversation series, workshops, sharing platforms, texts and publications. A main interest in her work is the relationship between theory and practice, and dance and poetry. She is editor for the webpage framtidsdans.no and co-editor for the anthology KOREOGRAFI (2016/18). www.annchristinkongsness.com
