The collaboration between Lokomotiva, Skopje and the international artistic network APAP in the frame of the Advancing Performing Arts Project enabled support of six international residencies of Macedonian authors to work on development of new contemporary dance productions.
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Author: lokomotiva
Lokomotiva ::: Independently curated programme which is based on collaboration with artists working with live arts, or dance, choreography and performance. Program is supporting research and production of art and knowledge through residencies, productions of dance, lectures-presentations, conferences, workshops, symposiums etc., in which certain problems in the field are reflected, reassessed and critically reconsidered.
Residency of Dragana Zarevska and Aleksandar Georgiev for development of the performance “Madness runs in the family”
In the frame of the collaboration with APAP, following authors and works have been supported:
MADNES Dragana Zarevska and Aleksandar Georgiev received production residencies in Zagreb Student Centre Zagreb trough Lokomotiva’s (Skopje) partnership with the APAP network http://www.apapnet.eu
Residency in Zagreb is from 19-27 February 2015 followed by Public presentation on the 27th of February at 7pm.
Call for applications 2015/2016
LIFE LONG BURNING – Lokomotiva and its partners on the Life Long Burning project are announcing the Open Call for emerging authors (writers, critics, researchers, theoreticians) and those interested in further professional development in the field of critical practice in contemporary performing arts can advance their writing and discussing skills within the Critical Practice (Made in Yugoslavia)
Co production Imperceptible Departure by Andreja Rauch Podrzavnik
Artistic residency of Alexis Debeuf, visual artists from Lower Normandy
Alexis Debeuf, born in Tours (France), currently living and working in Caen (Lower Normandy, France). Master of fine Arts at École supérieure d’arts et medias in Caen, France. Alexis Debeuf reacts artistically to the world that surrounds him. He draws its inspiration in daily activities and popular culture. Fan of burlesque cinema and old cartoons, Alexis likes to use humor and absurd in his work to question our relationship to our environments and contexts: objects, architecture, behaviors, language, social, political…