Dancing Museums

Dancing Museums connects 5 leading European museums including the Louvre and the National Gallery with dance artists to shift the perception of what dance and the body can be in a Museum.

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Aerowaves

Europe's largest hub for dance discovery. Each year the network selects 20 of the most promising emerging choreographers in Europe. Aerowaves promotes their work for a year, creating opportunities to perform in 33 countries.

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Migrant Bodies

The project develops a shared international

research, identifying new and relevant actions for

the inclusion of refugees through movement-based art.

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Alessandro Sciarroni

Alessandro Sciarroni is an Artist from Italy. His work starts from a conceptual Duchamp-like matrix and tries to uncover obsessions, fears and fragilities. Alessandro won a golden lion for lifetime achievement from the Biennale di Venezia in 2019.

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Stephanie Cumming

Stephanie Cumming is a Canadian dancer, choreographer and actress. She is a co-founder of the company Liquid Loft that was awarded the Golden Lion at the Biennale de Venezia in 2007.

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Liv O'Donoghue

Liv O'Donoghue is an Irish - Norwegian actor and dancer. Most recently Liv has been nominated as best supporting actress for the Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards. Latest film work includes Hard Rain by Jose Miguel Jimenez.

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Silvia Gribaudi

Silvia Gribaudi is a choreographer from Italy. Her research focuses on the social impact of bodies, setting a comic element at the center of her choreographic language.

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Simon Mayer

Simon Mayer is a choreographer and performance artist from Austria. His highly acclaimed work commutes between the genres and the cultural worlds that shaped him, creating a productive confrontation of tradition and modernity.

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Jaskaran Anand

Jaskaran Anand is a trans-disciplinary artist from India. His interventions are based on intersections between performative art and neuroscientific research

of the self.

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Navaridas & Deutinger

Navaridas and Deutinger are Spanish/Austrian performance artists. Their text-based performances have been shown widely across Europe and the USA.

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Hugo Le Brigand

Hugo Le Brigand is a performance artist from France. International performances at Festival Santiago a Mil, RCI Paris, Impulstanz and Seoul Street Art Festival.

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Magdalena Chowaniec

Magdalena Chowaniec is a performance artist and singer from Poland. Her work rethinks the position and function of art and theatre as a space for resistance and social change.

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Bitmap

Lea Karnutschs work Bitmap was created in close collaboration with Liz King. Lea recontextualizes abstracted video projections of one of King's landmark works from the 1980s with the vocabulary of a dancer who was not yet in the world at the time.

Time and the progression of movement through time seem involuntary, but in theory one can stop at a point in space and remain there for a while. Can we find an interface between the mysterious figures from the shadows of early 20th century Vienna and the society we know today? We cannot define the reality of the past, but we can choose to re-characterize the images.

Choreography, Performance

Lea Karnutsch

Production

D.ID Dance Identity

Air

In the world of modernity air has become the most taken-for-granted of phenomena. Although we imbibe it continually, we commonly fail to notice that there is anything there. We refer to the unseen depth between things as mere empty space. Although we are wholly dependent upon its nourishment for all our actions, the immersing medium has no mystery for us, no conscious influence or meaning.

Air was created within the framework of our emerging Artists support programme.

Choreography & Performance

Mani Obeya and Katharina Illnar

Music

Manuel Riegler

Production

D.ID Dance Identity

Poly-Mirrors

In PoLy-Mirrors, the performers analyse jazz and femininity on stage through music and dance. They share uneven grooves, deciphering (poly)rhythmic cycles of the bodies. 

Imaginary Quantities was supported through a residency at the Choreographic Centre Burgenland.

Choreography

Naïma Mazic

Performance

Margaux Marielle-Trehouart, Amie Jammeh

Music

Elias Stemeseder, Evi Filippou

Costumes

Mael Blau

Production

More2rhythm, Brut Wien

super[human]

super[human] is a moving approach to the extended bodies of the future and their forms of (co-)existence. Four cyborgs, hybrids of man and machine, embark on a search for human qualities in a post-humanist world. view trailer

super[human] was created within the framework of our emerging Artists support programme.

Choreography

Katharina Senk

Performance & Creation

Katharina Senk, Hugo le Brigand, Maartje Pasman,

Harmen Tromp, Laureen Drexler

Costumes

Gera Graf

Production

D.ID Dance Identity

Dance x Change

The measures taken by European countries in response to the spread of Covid-19 have a large impact on performing arts. Creation, public performance and transnational exchange are currently not possible in their known forms.

Dance x Change reacts to this reality by establishing new formats of communication, collaboration and dissemination of Contemporary Dance on seemingly barren grounds.

The project focusses on the possibility of unlocking previously unnoticed potential within the Dance sector.

Following key elements of Dance such as flexibility and living in the present moment, Dance organisations from different European countries join forces to offer a functional platform for creators across Europe. 

Production

D.ID Dance Identity

Imaginary Quantities

In their search for clear structures that can exist and still leave room for their own constructions, their own actions and their own creation, the two dancers Hannah Wimmer and Katharina Illnar draw on mathematical concepts. In doing so, they deal with the number set of quaternions, approach the real and the imagination and expand complex spaces in order to ultimately abstract them in dance.

Imaginary Quantities was supported through a residency at the Choreographic Centre Burgenland.

Choreography, Performance

Katharina Illnar, Hannah Wimmer

Music

Manuel Riegler

Co-Production

D.ID Dance Identity

What we hold inside

I have a body but who is it that speaks? Faced with an ever evolving and exponentially rising digital environment, faced with the question of how we will face artificial intelligence, this performance challenges in a personal and poetic way the connection of body and mind, of consciousness and movement. Who is this dancing self and what does it say? Which cultural imprints do we unravel on the way?

Choreography & Performance

Eva Schaller

Music

Manuel Riegler

Production

D.ID Dance Identity