K3 | Tanzplan Hamburg and Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV are developing a Pilot Program for an International Residency Exchange.
REAL ALL INFOS : https://ccov.org/en/residence-echange-international-k3-tanzplan-hamburg/
From July through September, two choreographers (one from Quebec and one from Germany) will shadow each other by engaging in feedback & dialogue as each pursues an individual creative project. A series of online encounters scheduled early in the process will serve to determine common areas of interest and lay a foundation of trust for the program’s duration. The Quebec choreographer will spend four weeks in Hamburg (August 2023), and the German choreographer will spend four weeks in Montreal (September 2023). The host organisations will support the choreographers by helping coordinate a variety of activities that respond to their individual interests. This could take the form of workshops, sharing sessions and networking activities.
DETAILS OF THE EXCHANGE
- June / July 2023: A series of online meetings to introduce all participants, identify common interests, and determine schedules.
- August 2023 (4 weeks): Quebec choreographer in Hamburg. Studio and housing will be provided by K3. Quebec artist will have weekly meetings with their German peer.
- September 2023 (4 weeks): German choreographer in Montreal. Studio and housing will be provided by CCOV.
- October 2023: Post-mortem meeting (on-line) with all participants to evaluate results.
FINANCIAL DETAILS
CCOV will provide round trip travel from Montreal to Hamburg and will provide the choreographer with a fee of 4000 CAD for their participation.
APPLICATION DETAILS
As K3 and CCOV will co-select the artists, applications should be in English.
Please send us in a pdf document:
- A letter of motivation that includes a description of your residency objectives, the focus of your research and why you are interested in engaging with a peer from Germany (max. 1 page),
- An up-to-date CV;
- Up to 5 video links with passwords (if necessary) and instructions for viewing.
The CCOV is committed to the principle of employment equity and equal access to creative resources. We strongly encourage women, racialized minorities, Indigenous people, people with disabilities and people from LGBTQIA2S+ to apply.