English:SummerStudios (P.A.R.T.S. & Rosas) (Q178048)
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P.A.R.T.S. is first and foremost an artistic project. The curriculum is based on Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and other choreographers' extensive artistic practice. At the same time P.A.R.T.S. is a laboratory for the future. Art is not something you can learn, but we certainly hope that the material offered confronts and provokes, that it stimulates students to form their own opinions, that it proves to be a productive basis for their future artistic practice. In a word, P.A.R.T.S. sets out to be a place where critical and creative artistry can take root.
To enter the professional field of contemporary dance and to sustain oneself as a young maker, is quite a challenge. The more precise and articulated one’s vision and practice is when one enters the field, the better chances one has to build a sustainable career. The STUDIOS program is about giving young dancemakers space, time and focus to develop a personal creative practice in the field of contemporary dance.
It offers:
- skills to develop, question and renew their craft in making dance;
- new perspectives, also from different disciplines and cultural backgrounds, to widen their vision;
- theoretical tools to sharpen the articulation of their ideas and practices;
- coaching, exchange and dialogue to develop new insights about one’s own work and methodologies;
- a community of peers to share research and working practices.
To enter the professional field of contemporary dance and to sustain oneself as a young maker, is quite a challenge. The more precise and articulated one’s vision and practice is when one enters the field, the better chances one has to build a sustainable career. The STUDIOS program is about giving young dancemakers space, time and focus to develop a personal creative practice in the field of contemporary dance.
It offers:
- skills to develop, question and renew their craft in making dance;
- new perspectives, also from different disciplines and cultural backgrounds, to widen their vision;
- theoretical tools to sharpen the articulation of their ideas and practices;
- coaching, exchange and dialogue to develop new insights about one’s own work and methodologies;
- a community of peers to share research and working practices.
