Recurrences Brynjar Åbel Bandlien, Research Fellow My project aims to develop an analyzing method that I have been working on over the last ten years. This method can be used in artistic research processes within the field of dance and choreography. When a creative process has become fully underway, certain situations, events, actions and movements […]

AMPHIBIOUS TRILOGIES Project leader: Professor Amanda Steggell, in collaboration with Andrew Morrison, Director of the Centre for Design Research, Oslo School of Architecture and Design and Hans-Jørgen Wallin Weihe, Professor of Social Work, Lillehammer University College. Start: August 2016 AMPHIBIOUS TRILOGIES is a conceived as a journey-based series of choreographic experiments. The main aim is […]

Choreographic poetry: Creating literary scores for dance Janne-Camilla Lyster Norwegian Artistic Fellowship Programme Start: 2013 Ongoing Introduction I am a dancer, choreographer and author. I received my BA in Contemporary dance at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts, the Academy of Dance in 2006. Through my artistic research project, I aim to develop literary […]

Choreography as affective and collective event Ingri Midgaard Fiksdal Norwegian Artistic Fellowship Programme Start: 2013 Ongoing Project summary The focus of this research project is to explore choreography as a collective and affective event through the development of specific choreographic structures and strategies. My artistic aim is to create events that produce potential for new […]

Alone Together. Siting choreography in the landscape Students on the master course in choreography are launching ALONE TOGETHER – a web based presentation of choreographic research in the littoral zone in the centre of Oslo! Through the four-week workshop ‘Siting choreography in the landscape’, the students have been working with these questions: What insights of […]

Exhibiting Choreography – exploring transmission across disciplines and discourses Eva Cecilie Richardsen Norwegian Artistic Fellowship Programme Start: 2011 Completion: 2016 Project summary The project has evolved from questions on how to translate modes of production and display from one artistic domain into another in order to break with the divisive split between dance and visual […]