Fieldwork at Tanzfabrik: 03.03.-31.03.11
December 20, 2010, 7:15 pm
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Just scheduled for this spring! ***
Fieldwork
Thursdays 03.03.-31.03.11, 12-14 Uhr
OPEN SHOWING OF WORK: 08.04.10, 20:00
total cost: 105 Euros
Tanzfabrik
Möckernstr 68, Berlin Kreuzberg
Artists will gather for five weekly meetings to show work and receive rigorous, supportive feedback following the Fieldwork feedback method, followed by a public performance of the participants’ work at Tanzfabrik. This method has been used and loved by professional artists/choreographers at all stages of their careers as well as artists beginning their first choreographic experiments. It is not limited to dancemakers, but open to all art form.
The Field is an artists’ support organization based in NYC, now opening a site in Berlin, to ”support artists in the development of their work and to combat the isolation which often comes with an artistic career” (from thefield.org).
Why participate?
• Gain new insight into your artwork
• Be motivated by a weekly deadline
• Hone your critical perception
• Be motivated by a weekly deadline
• Hone your critical perception
• Show your work to a wide public at Tanzfabrik
Rachel Brooker has made and produced performance work internationally since 1999. She founded and directs Anima Dance (www.animadance.org), a dance theater company based in Berlin, and The Field Berlin. She has performed with Marc Bogaerts, Felix Ruckert, Sabine Dahrendorf, Barbara Ruíz and Dai Jian of Shen Wei Dance Arts and others.
Level: All levels Language: English/German
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ART GROWS HERE: Fieldwork Showing, Wednesday, October 28th, 2009
October 6, 2009, 9:43 am
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ART GROWS HERE
a showing of works developed through the first ever Berlin Fieldwork session by:
Summer Banks
Rachel Brooker
Alissa Romanow
Felix Ruckert
Wednesday, October 28, 20:30
schwelle 7, Uferstr. 6, Berlin-Wedding
tix: sliding scale 5-12 euro (you slide yourself)
includes an introduction to the Fieldwork feedback method, which frankly rocks.
If you are an artist living in Berlin, you want to know about this organization-
if not, you want to see thoughtfully developed art. come see.
