East European Performing Arts Platform (EEPAP) supports the
development of contemporary performing arts (dance and theatre)
in 18 countries of Central and Eastern Europe.

Micamoca/Uferstudios/Institute of Music and Dance/ Polish Institute in Berlin: Residence 2014

Sylwia Śmigiel

The 2014 edition of the programme is focused on collaboration projects of Polish and German-based artists/managers/critics and researchers active in the dance field.

Organisers: 
Institute of Music and Dance Micamoca Project Berlin Uferstudios for Contemporary Dance
Creators: 
Partner: Polish Institute in Berlin
Participants: 

As part of the agreement on cooperation, two organisations based in Berlin and promoting dance development – Micamoca and Uferstudios – together with the Institute of Music and Dance and Polish Institute in Berlin, announce a call for applications for the 2014 residence programme which is addressed to dance professionals, active dancers, choreographers, dance teachers, dance project managers, directors/curators of dance festivals or reviews, critics and dance researchers. Candidates interested in residence in Berlin prepare an individual residential programme adapted to their needs.

Background, purpose, idea: 

The 2014 edition of the programme is focused on collaboration projects of Polish and German-based artists/managers/critics and researchers active in the dance field. As part of the residence programme, the following types of support are provided by the Organisers:

  • artistic residence for choreographer or choreographer and dancers
  • consultation with a dramatist consultation with a production manager, a PR expert
  • meetings with representatives of the local artistic world
  • the opportunity to attend (as an observer) the rehearsals of chosen companies working in Berlin (with the prior consent of the Organisers)
  • the opportunity to participate in dance reviews/festivals
  • the opportunity to meet/consult a dance critic
  • studio visits in dance centres in Berlin
  • other individual consulted types of support logistic support (accommodation, organisation, etc).

MORE INFORMATION: http://www.taniecpolska.pl/news/show/2513 Applications should be sent to: [email protected]

Additional important information: 

Application criteria:

  • applicants should be Polish citizens with permanent residence in Poland
  • applicants must be artists, managers or researchers active in the dance field
  • they must have a good command of English and/or German
  • the maximum cost of one residence to be covered by the Organisers is 1500 EUR

Eligible costs: travel expenses accommodation expenses (about 20EU per day) costs of the studio (around 70 EUR/day) tickets to dance performances.

Rules of individual residence programme/studio visits:

  • the residence in Berlin should be scheduled for the period of 3 days to 1 month in the whole year
  • the plan of the individual residence should indicate the main goal of the planned residence/studio visit, justify why the stay in Berlin would be useful and appropriate for the Applicant's own artistic/professional/research work and inform what kind of support the Applicant is expecting from the programme's Organisers.
  • the application must also include a list and estimate of costs to be covered by the Organisers
  • the application should be written in English

Selection criteria:

  • taking into account the budget of the project, the organisers select the most interesting and justified projects
  • based on the presented individual plan the Organisers propose individual solutions, deadlines and places of residence for selected projects
  • an important selection criterion will be the presentation of possible further cooperation between Polish artists/managers/critics and researchers active in the dance field and German-based artists and organizations
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