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Lorea Burge (In) Company with Eve Stainton

(In) Company Morning classes are curated by Lorea Burge as part of their research within the Rose Choreographic School. Lorea invites artists that inspire and complement their practice to facilitate a class at the start of their working studio day. These classes will range across different artistic practices and mediums and are open to experienced practitioners to join in for free.

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Lorea Burge (In) Company with Francesca Miles

(In) Company Morning classes are curated by Lorea Burge as part of their research within the Rose Choreographic School. Lorea invites artists that inspire and complement their practice to facilitate a class at the start of their working studio day. These classes will range across different artistic practices and mediums and are open to experienced practitioners to join in for free.

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Episode Ten: Helle Siljeholm and Simone Kenyon

In this conversation, Helle Siljeholm and Simone Kenyon excitedly shared their practices with each other, finding a joint interest in making work in relation to mountains.

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بيان حول فلسطين

A collective statement from the Rose Choreographic School artists, translated into Arabic

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13 Statements on Palestine

This statement is produced by collecting thirteen perspectives from each of the thirteen artists within the Rose Choreographic School cohort.

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Episode Nine: Eda Sancakdar Onikinci and Mine Kaplangı

In this episode, Eda and Mine's discussion centres around the politics of visibility and non-Western ideas of movement and identity.

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Episode Eight: Asad Raza and Moriah Evans

In this episode, Asad and Moriah explore thematic crossovers in past projects and focus in on the language they use to communicate their ideas.

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Thoughtographs: Bibi Dória

Memory, memorialising, and the moments of revealing

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Episode Seven: Ayesha Hameed and Sara Garzón

In this episode, Ayesha and Sara discuss the intersection of coloniality, indigenous knowledges and new media technologies, with a focus on climate catastrophe from a historical perspective.

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Optics

Optics by Anjana Bala [Cohort Member of Rose Choreographic School]. A contemporary South Asian dance work that draws upon Indian classical rhythms, shapes, and geometries.

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Episode Six: Behzad Khosravi Noori and Edgar Schmitz

In this episode, Behzad and Edgar reflect on their joint interest in the art of necromancy as a metaphorical and methodological tool to reinterpret history.

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Words from a recent action

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Episode Five: Counter Encounters

In this episode, the trio reflect on their recent collaborative work called Ritual Unions, held at Netwerk Aalst in Belgium. They also explore themes of ethnography, movement, history, and ritual, and they discuss where they would like to take their collective practice in the future.

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Episode Four: Leo Boix and Pablo Bronstein

In this episode, Leo and Pablo talk about their personal and professional relationship and how their practices influence each other.

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Episode Three: Arjuna Neuman and Denise Ferreira da Silva

In this episode, Arjuna and Denise plan the next film in their Elemental Cinema series, centred on fire as both combustion and a site for conspiratorial gathering.

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Thoughtographs: Aliaskar Abarkas

Aliaskar Abarkas calls the world to whistle!

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Thoughtographs

An interview series that captures moments and movements within choreographic research practices. The dialogues aim at making visible the thought processes of artists, through language and other phenomenena, which might otherwise not be evident in presented work. Each discussion develops out of current concerns and speculates on potential manifestations, moving between past archives and future fabulations.

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Newsletter Archive

What we have been busy with, historically.

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Episode Two: Chrysa Parkinson and Mette Edvardsen

Mette and Chrysa talk about their identities as performers and choreographers, translation in their practices, and the politics of authorship in choreography and dance.

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Episode One: Andros Zins-Browne and Prem Krishnamurthy

Andros and Prem speak about important teachers in their lives, processes of collaboration, and hosting as part of their practices in both design and choreography.

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þ thorns þ

A new podcast series. This series seeks to set in motion the possibilities of the podcast as choreographic form, score and modality, as well as haptic space for glitch and grain.

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Extended thoughts around the School

Some notes on the questions that we are asking ourselves.

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