
As part of Karin Bergman’s time as ‘artist-in-house’ in Danseatelier this season, she would like to share and open up her work and research for others. Over four Tuesdays in the spring she invites interested participants to join her in the studio. You can read more about the sessions below. Come and move, reflect, and test material the following dates:
The sessions are for free but please sign up via mail@danseatelier.dk. There is a maximum of 10 participants pr. session. Due to continuity, we encourage you to come to all four sessions, but if you can’t, please inform us so Karin knows.
Karin invites dancers to join in the studio for anatomical explorations and dance phrases, continuing the research of her materials in an open studio setting.
The first part of a session will focus on anatomical explorations to tune and set in motion, using visualizations, hands-on exercises and improvisational scores. Karin will draw on and be inspired by her studies in Body Mind-Centering®.
The second part of a session will be dedicated to learning and engaging with dance phrases inspired by the score used by Trisha Brown for her dance performance “Locus” (1975). The dance phrases take place in an imaginary cube, with three levels and 25 spatial directions. With a continuous fall and in balance by extending body parts between different points in space, the dancers turn, curve and spiral around themselves.
Bio:
Karin Bergman (she/her) works with dance and choreography as a freelance artist based in Copenhagen. She was educated at The Danish National School of Performing Arts from 2013 to 2017. She has taught contemporary dance at institutions such as The Danish National School of Performing Arts, Dansehallerne and Danscentrum (SE). Karin has worked with choreographers Tilman O’Donnell, OR/ELLER (Anja Arnquist & Madeleine Lindh), Cristina Caprioli, Boaz Barkan, Rebecka Berchtold, and Joana Öhlschläger, among others.
Supported by Statens Kunstfond