Summer 2019
CALL FOR ARTISTS
Guillermo Ortega by the Danube 2013(left)
Gabrielle Revlock in workshop 2016 (right)
BILATERAL 2019
Budapest/Philadelphia
Dance
Artist Residency Exchange
APPLICATION
DEADLINE: MONDAY, JULY 8, 2019
Two Philadelphia dance artists will be invited to explore
dance and other cultural resources, as research for their own creative work and
professional growth, in a 3 week Residency in Budapest, Hungary this Fall 2019,
from September 30 thru October 23.
The guest artists will be hosted by The Workshop
Foundation. Artists are free to develop
an open ended residency with the assistance of the Foundation with activities
that could include, creative time, informal studio showings of work, attending
performances, meeting other artists, among other activities. BILATERAL artists receive housing, per diem
and a small stipend. Roundtrip airfare is provided.
The BILATERAL Budapest/Philadelphia Dance Artist Residency
Exchange is artist centered, but the intent is to reveal some of the experience
of dance artists in both cities as well as build connections between the two
artistic communities.
To date 14 dance artists have participated in this unique 3
week artist residency exchange through partners Philadelphia Dance Projects (PDP), DanceUP
and the Workshop Foundation:
2012 Ferenc Feher, Katya Lengel/Budapest
2013 Tori Lawrence, Guillermo Ortega/Philadelphia
2014 Adrienn Hod, Judit Szamos/Budapest
2015 Nichole Canuso, Gabrielle Revlock/Philadelphia
2016 Anna Biczok, Imre Vass/Budapest
2017 Megan Mazarick, Jungwoong Kim/ Philadelphia
2018 Kata Juhasz, Patrik Kelemen/Budapest
This special project
is made possible with support from the Trust For Mutual Understanding http://www.tmuny.org
APPLICATION DOWNLOAD HERE
THANKS! to everyone for participating PDP’s Old City Arts History Project Symposium on February 23
Read about it on Broad Street Review here.
The OLD CITY ARTS HISTORY PROJECT 1975-1980:
With a Discovery Grant from The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, Philadelphia Dance Projects has begun to research the legacy and history of artists and their activities, who were living and working in Old City circa 1975-1980.
This discovery process grows out of PDP’s Local Dance History Project (2010)- which pursued an understanding of the roots of contemporary dance in Philadelphia. A significant number of dance artists were at the core of founding and/or creating and presenting work through Old City Arts during that era. Critical to understanding this evolution is the interplay with other artists in other disciplines particularly music, theater or performance art and the visual arts.
By exchanging this information and ideas about this history, artists and audiences may come to appreciate the depth of work being created today, not only in terms of style and interdisciplinary interaction, but also the social and urban nexus with which art connects.
The Discovery process activities to date have included identifying the artists, neighbors, audiences and others who shared in the experience of Old City as an organic arts phenomenon. We have been working with scholars, artists and community partners as advisors and participants in research process.
Discovery Project Team:
Terry Fox, PDP Director
Jeff Cain, Project Manager
Brett Mapp, Community Liaison, Director of Operations Manager Old City
Ishmael Houston-Jones, Faculty ETW at NYU, UArts, Curator Danspace
Melissa Rachleff-Burtt, NYU Steinhardt Faculty NYU, Co-Curator Exit Art Margaret Winslow, Curator Contemporary Art, Delaware Art Museum
A CALL for information, materials or personal stories for this history
project, please contact PDP.
OCA Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2110247489298667/
Email: info
philadanceprojects [dot] org
Support for the research and development of THE OLD CITY ARTS HISTORY PROJECT has
been provided by The Pew Center for Arts and Heritage.
DANCE TAG (Teaching Artists Group)
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