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“Knowledge does not keep any better than fish.” S. Whitehead
Education: practice the activity of discovering.
Is education harmful?
Knowledge is subject to the condition of living and dying.
Knowledge?
Experience?
Methodology of transmission
Teaching as a research practice
Complicity
Teaching is part of my work as well as writing
How individual practice can be supported?
What is dance?
Contextualize
Cultural textures
Open space for non-judgment
Moving
Design
Sensation
Experience
Being moved
Moving with other people
Finances
Success
Dancing is belonging to anybody
Movement as a fundamental human right
Thinking and dancing
Nerdy and intuitive
Profess/Prophet
If knowledge
Starhawk
Questioning knowledge through experience
Archive
Blueprint
Fractional
Translation process
No truth
Tradition
For the sake of tradition
Fishing
How does this relate to my living?
Choreography is a relational object
Having a body is having a relational experience
The practice is a transmission
Choreography as transmission
Agency
Teach yourself
Allowing agency
Encouraging critical though
Abuse of education
Abuse of the power of education
Activate desire for learning
Which system do I affirm with what I do?
Education as a product
Education as a process
9000£ for a dance education degree
Selling education
How political my work is
Education to understand the political system differently
Ratio
Why teachers?
Basic income
Not about gaining knowledge
Oscillation
Re-choregraph yourself
Resist
Not a capitalistic act
Specificity
Anouk Llaurens
Panel
Cristina Caprioli (SE)
works with choreography for the stage, as film, book, conference and as technology of mediation. Professor of choreography and ccap director.
Frey Faust (Ger / USA)
Teacher, ideologue, orator, editor, translator, dancer, choreographer, graphic artist, author. Key interests: Pedagogical/medical/cognitive science and technology, art and Social dynamics
Sabina Holzer (AT)
Engages in international projects as performer, choreographer, movement teacher, adviser, writer. She collaborates in and organises interdisciplinary gatherings at the intersection of theory and practice and publishes since 2007 texts on performance and contemporary dance. www.cattravelsnotalone.at
Nita Little (USA)
Touring dance artist, teacher, choreographer. Theorist, scholar, and writer about dance technicities such as the articulation of presence, actions of attention in dance, the ecology of relations and the arts of experience. Founding developer with Steve Paxton and others of Contact Improvisation. Ph. D. in Performance Studies.
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In accordance with the theme of "teach me (not)!" one of the panel seats will be left open with a score that invites audience members to exchange the open seat, becoming temporarily part of the panel.