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Y: SHARED ENVIRONMENTS Praha-Kutná Hora / Oslo-Bergen

Department 58 – International Relations
Department 58 – International Relations

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Title of the ProgrammeCulture
Title of the ProjectY: SHARED ENVIRONMENTS Praha-Kutná Hora / Oslo-Bergen
Project Website

https://www.divadlox10.cz/cs/y-events
https://www.facebook.com/divadlox10
https://www.instagram.com/divadlox10/
https://www.instagram.com/y_event_series/

 

Number of the ProjectKU-CA2-011
Project Promoter

Theatre X 10

Project Partner from Donor State

Performance Art Bergen (Norway)

Czech Partner

N/A

Status

Estimated project duration: 04/2022 – 02/2024

More Information

Target group: public, artists, students

Total Eligible Costs

73 358 EUR

Grant

66 022 EUR (90 %)

Project description:

The project focuses on curatorial exchange in the field of performance art between the Y events curator collective, represented by Petr Dlouhý and Anna Chrtková, and the Norwegian curator Franziska Siegrist from the Performance Art Bergen.

One of the programme lines of the Theatre X10 in Prague, the Y events explore the boundaries of theatre and their intersections with the medium of performance, visual art and contemporary theory, as well as research on specific themes and audience participation. The core of Y events is synergistic events that connect artists across genres, emphasize the participation of the audience and explore established themes from different perspectives.

This project includes 2 residencies for the curator team of Y events and the Performance Art Bergen team in the partner country. These residencies enable curator research on the art scene in the partner country, the development of the teams’ practice and the research of the topic of "shared environments" in collaboration with local theorists. The outcome of these residencies will be 3 events in Prague and Kutná Hora. The first event in Prague will take place in the presence of the Norwegian artists, the second in collaboration with a Norwegian curator. The third event will take place in Kutná Hora and will develop the practices included in the first two events.