Meeting Points: cities and scenes is a project initiated by Hanako Hoshimi-Caines and Nate Yaffe, co-curators at the Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV (Montreal), Andrew Tay, artistic director of Toronto Dance Theatre and …
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Suoni get down ! As part of The People’s Sound Is Calling! evening of the Suoni per il popolo festival. Friday, June 11 at 8:30PM The co-curators of the CCOV close their first season of programming by partnering with the …
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FTA‘s 15th Edition – Festival TransAmériques Invitation to the non-official showing – Nien Tzu Weng (The CCOV’s Emerging Artists’s choreographers*) Friday, May 28, 2021 at 2PM (Montreal time) The lightest dark is darker than the darkest light Work …
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During the week of February 8-12th at CCOV, the Tête à Tête : perspectives franco-queer will provide a necessary space for queer and francophone artists from dance and performance to discuss the issues that they face …
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We are launching a new activity aimed towards the dance community: Expanded Workshops. Nous lançons une nouvelle activité destinée à la communauté de la danse: Ateliers Augmentés. It’s a collective experiment guided by Alys Longley …
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As part of the 6 Moons concert and performance series, we are pleased to collaborate with Suoni per il popolo to present Moe Clark on Wednesday November 2020. Her performance will be followed by an …
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We are very proud to be associated with the 6 Moons event, a series of online concerts and performances that will honour six Indigenous artists from across Turtle Island (North America). The CCOV, in association …
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Let’ s discover the very first event of our co-artistic curators! September, Friday 18 – 6 p.m. – Info HERE
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In the spirit of resource-sharing, the Centre de Création O Vertigo (CCOV) offers dance artists exclusive, short-term access to its high quality studio resources. All types of research proposals are welcome, as well as proposals …
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Join us on Thursday, June 11 at 4PM for our fourth and last post-residency at a distance discussion, which brought together Nien Tzu Weng and Naoto Hiéda. The artists have been experimenting with different online platforms, questioning …
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