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She is responsible for PAHNs strategic and cultural policy development, caseworker for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' travel support, international expert visits to Norway, as well as administration and finance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/6f635628-d44b-4e6d-91f3-239d006fc522/Screenshot+2024-08-23+at+12.05.48.png Staff - Siri Leonardsen Senior Advisor/ Deputy Manager Administration & Finance siri@pahn.no Siri is a senior adviser at Performing Arts Hub Norway and she is responsible for administration and finance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1634894455765-JD9D3GAI7L32GRIRITJV/Photo+Antero+Hein-09375.jpg Staff - Elisabeth Leinslie Senior Advisor / Head of the Sceneweb Archive elisabeth@pahn.no Elisabeth is a senior adviser in Performing Arts Hub Norway. Leinslie is a theatre scientist, writer, and lecturer. 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She works in a 50 % position. https://english.pahn.no/subcase2021 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933751832-JP6AF9ABCDIB4BIWUS9K/Skjermbilde+2020-10-16+kl.+09.45.45.png Subcase2021 https://english.pahn.no/oslo-kommunes-krisepakke-tildelinger daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933753765-5HFYT4S04ED2A3221ONH/OKlogo.png Oslo kommunes krisepakke tildelinger https://english.pahn.no/japan2021virtual daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933763063-V6K1T0SCCS7P1QZPWWZN/SalonK_17.8.18_byAntoniaRichter_245.jpg JAPAN2021VIRTUAL BEHIND CLOSED DOORS by Martijn Dirk Joling and Amy Pender. 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More information on this year’s event here! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768044-W1JE66VIW9G5SC29TFUF/NorwayNow2021-cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now Virtual 2021 January 10th, 2021 – Live digital event Participating artists: Ingri Fiksdal, winter guests/ Alan Lucien Øyen, Maritea Dæhlin, Verdensteatret, Nagelhus Schia Productions, Jingyi Wang, Mia Habib Productions, Theater F, Jo Strømgren Kompani, Panta Rei Danseteater, Rimfrost Productions, Xproarts / Sudesh Adhana, T.I.T.S., Yohei Hamada, Nicola Gunn, Plexus Polaire More information on this year’s event here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768052-KMC6KOBF2D3DWQ2MFWIH/NorwayNow-2020_Cover.jpg Norway Now - Norway Now – New York 2020 January 12th, 2020 at Scandinavia House Participating artists: Ingri Fiksdal, zero visibility corp., winter guests / Alan Lucien Øyen, Kari Hoaas Productions, Ingun Bjørnsgaard Prosjekt, Wee/Francesco Scavetta, Jo Strømgren Kompani, Yngvild Aspeli – Plexus Polaire, Jingyi Wang, Stian Danielsen, the Krumple, Findlay//Sandsmark, T.I.T.S., Spreafico Eckly & Matteo Fargion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768056-2FJN355D5OFCU61QBO3K/NorwayNow-2019_Cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now – New York 2019 January 6th, 2019 at Scandinavia House Participating artists: Jo Strømgren Kompani, 71BODIES / Daniel Mariblanca, Ludvig Daae, Karen Foss Quiet Works, winter guests, Ingri Fiksdal, Simone Grøtte Kompani, Magnus Myhr, Ingun Bjørnsgård Prosjekt, Tori Wrånes, Verdensteatret, Siri & Snelle, the Krumple, Finlay//Sandsmark, T.I.T.S. & Nela H. Kornetová, Wee-Scavetta/ Kipperberg, Plexus Polaire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768060-QVLGK2Z84Y5U6XWFEWAL/NorwayNow-Fusebox-2019-cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now – Fusebox, Austin 2019 April 13th, 2019 at Fusebox Hub Participating artists: Verdensteatret, Mia Habib, Ingrid Berge Myhre, Ingeleiv Berstad, Spreafico Eckly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768064-0QDPCVW0JOM4W7O3L760/NorwayNow-2018_Cover.jpg Norway Now - Norway Now – New York 2018 January 14th, 2018 at Scandinavia House Participating artists: Carte Blanche, zero visibility corp, Panta Rei Danseteater, Tony Tran & Andreas Leonardsen, Ingri Fiksdal, Kristin Ryg Helgebostad, Ingun Bjørnsgaard Prosjekt, Siri & Snelle, Jo Strømgren Kompani, Mia Habib productions, winter guests, Plexus Polaire, Kristinsdottir/ Willyson, the Krumple, Heine Avdal & Yukiko Shinozaki, Wee-Scavetta/ Kipperberg, New International Encounter https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768068-K2MPIUN2OBLHMGTLEYAE/Norway-Now-2017_cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now – New York 2017 January 8th, 2017 at Scandinavia House Participating artists: Ingri Fiksdal, Jo Strømgren Kompani, zero visibility corp., winter guests, Ingun Bjørnsgaard Prosjekt, Kari Hoaas, Panta Rei Danseteater, Haugen Produksjoner, Siri & Snelle, Lisa Lie, Findlay//Sandsmark, Verk produksjoner, NON Company, Molitrix Scenekunst, Goksøyr & Martens, the Krumple, Wakka Wakka, Dieserud/ Lindgren https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768081-5R09VEIFA59H5PYQ8RJE/NorwayNow-2016-cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now – New York 2016 January 17th, 2016 at Scandinavia House Participating artists: Carte Blanche, De Utvalgte, Dieserud/ Lindgren, Findlay//Sansmark, Ingri Fiksdal, Ingun Bjørnsgaard prosjekt, Jo Strømgren Kompani, Kari Hoaas, Lisa Lie / Pony of No Return, Mia Habib productions, New International Encounter (NIE), NONCompany, Transiteatret-Bergen, Verdensteatret, Wakka Wakka, winter guests, zero visibility corp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768086-NEZHJ6PGRTW69UTHRAFE/NorwayNow-2015-cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now – New York 2015 January 10th, 2015 at Scandinavia House Participating artists: Mia Habib Productions, Jo Strømgren Kompani, winter guests, Ingun Bjørnsgaard Prosjekt, Ingri Fiksdal, Tetater Joker, zero visibility corp., Molitrix Scenekunst, Findlay//Sandsmark, Siri & Snelle, NONcompany, TOYBOYS, NIW, Haugen Produksjons, Lisa Lie/ Pony of No Return https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/794b6574-9ffa-43aa-bcdd-9f2164209dfc/Norway%2BNow%2B-%2BYoung%2BAudiences%2B2022%2B%281%29Final.png Norway Now - Norway Now Young Audiences Norway Now Young Audiences // BIBU 21. mai 2022 – Bibu Biennale Helsingborg, Sverige Participating artists: Cirka Teater, Panta Rei Danseteater, Spektra, Ann Sam Bell, Open Window Theatre, Katma Teater, Oddman Productions, Inger Cecilie Bertrán De Lis / Icb Produksjoner, Lili Re, Wiche Levinsen Productions, Tiril Pharo, Ode Ung, Kompanito /Fonomik Art More information about the event here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768091-3UA7E3RU9OAJG8Q1IA98/NorwayNow-PuSh-2020-cover.jpg Norway Now - Norway Now - PuSh, Vancouver 2020 February 4th – 9th, 2020 at PuSh international performing arts festival Participating artists: Elle Sofe Sara, Ingri Fiksdal, IngrId Berger Myhre & Lasse Passage, Magnus Myhr, Panta Rei Danseteater, Simone Grøtte, Spreafico Eckly & Theatre Replacement, winter guests / Alan Lucien Øyen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768097-SDH2X60JP5RJW221SYTB/NorwayNow_Summerwoks-2019_cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now - SummerWorks, Toronto 2019 August 8th – 18th, 2019 at SummerWorks i Toronto Participating artists: Spreafico Eckly, Elle Sofe, Jingyi Wang, Panta Rei Danseteater, Simone Grøtte https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768102-5CCU7QO5HVJRW6AO3XW2/Norway-Now-Cinars-2018-cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now – Cinars, Montréal 2018 November 14th, 2018 at Cinars, Montréal Participating artists: Simone Grøtte, Circa teater, Plexus Polaire, Tony Tran & Antero Hein, Panta Rei Dance Theatre, ULF, winter guests / Alan Lucien Øyen https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768105-INGJKXWN0LP0BWKCSW2L/NorwayNow+Virtual+2021+TPAM+%28flyttet%29.jpg Norway Now - Norway Now – TPAM 2021 February 10th, 2021 – Live digital event Participating artists: Kari Hoaas Productions, Xproarts - Sudesh Adhana, Inés Belli, NIE - New International Encounter, Maritea Dæhlin, Verdensteatret. More information on this year’s event here https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768110-WJGIE5KCSL4DYTKZBCHC/NorwayNow-TPAM-2020-cover.jpg Norway Now - Norway Now – TPAM 2020 Februar 11th, 2020 at Yokohama Port Opening Memorial Hall Participating artists: Convoi Exceptionnel, Findlay//Sandsmark, Ingun Bjørnsgaard Prosjekt, Ingri Fiksdal, Heine Avdal and Yukiko Shinozaki, winter guests | Alan Lucien Øyen, Tony Tran, Spreafico Eckly, Mirte Bogaert https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933768114-P2P4RLFU8F70S18Y478C/NorwayNow-Tokyo-2019-cover.png Norway Now - Norway Now – TPAM 2019 February 13th, 2019 at Yokohama Port Opening Memorial Hall Participating artists: Verdensteatret, Ingun Bjørnsgaard prosjekt, Jingiy Wang, Susie Wang, Teater Joker, Kristina Gjems / Dreamscreen Productions, Heine Avdal, Jenny Hval, Tony Tran & Antero Hein, winter guests https://english.pahn.no/pcg-aug2019 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933778714-4DOFNLVCA8P2Z5HTZVNI/pcgberlin.jpg PCG at Tanz im August, Berlin, Germany August 2019 - PCG at Tanz im August, Berlin, Germany August 2019 Tanz im August, Berlin 2019: Workshop and panel talk with Critical Interruptions (UK) Participants: Aušra Kaminskaitė, Carolina Lio, Karl Svantesson, Runa Skolseg, Solveig Styve Holte, Beatrix Joyce. Bojana Janković & Diana Damian Martin. Geir Lindahl, Anette Therese Pettersen, Hild Borchgrevink PROGRAMME: Saturday 10 August 2019 11:00 – 15:00 Seminar and workshop Critical Interruptions (Bojana Janković and Diana Damian Martin) will be hosting a workshop that explores modes of cooperation and collaborative authorship in contemporary critical writing, with particular focus on experimental performance practices. Saturday 10 August 2019 17:00 TALK: On the Sofa https://www.tanzimaugust.de/en/programme/audienceengagement/ 10.8., 17:00 | Experimental Dance Criticism Guests: Bojana Janković & Diana Damian Martin (Critical Interruptions), Anette Therese Pettersen, Beatrix Joyce | Hosted by: Astrid Kaminski | Bibliothek im August | English Supported by Norwegische Botschaft Berlin, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and The Norwegian Ministry of Culture. CALL: OPEN CALL for performing arts critics Performing Criticism Globally Norwegian and international critics and writers active in the field of performing arts are invited to apply for travel funding for participation in a seminar and workshop in Berlin, Germany with Critical Interruptions (Bojana Janković and Diana Damian Martin) during the dance festival Tanz im August 10. August 2019. We accept applications via email to geir@pahn.no Your application should contain a short description of your work as a critic or writer and of why you would like to participate. Priority will be given to critics and writers who write for edited publication platforms, or as self-publishers who consciously relate to an editorial practice. Deadline for applications: 27 June 2019. For up to 3 (three)Norwegian applicants we can offer travel support of 5000 NOK per person. For up to 3 (three) International applicants (not based in Berlin) we can offer travel support of 3000 NOK (aprox 300 Euro) per person. We reserve the right to select fewer than 6 participants in total. Critical Interruptions (Diana Damian Martin and Bojana Janković) is a Serbo-Romanian critical cooperative exploring performance criticism. With little regards for review, we search for critical forms and strategies in dialogue with performance, wonder how to develop rigorous and relevant critical writing, and lure new writers into thinking about radical and experimental work. Collectively, we have occupied galleries, museums, studios, theatres, universities, digital spaces and streets, to talk, perform, write, and think about (amongst other things) migration and Eastern European identities and diasporic cultures. Performing Criticism Globally Performing Criticism Globally was initiated to strengthen the situation for performing arts criticism in Norway and abroad. The first edition of PCG was arranged in summer 2018 by Performing Arts Hub Norway, Dansearena Nord, critics Hild Borchgrevink and Anette Therese Pettersen, and festivals Arctic Arts Festival and Ravnedans. In October 2018 PCG collaborated with BIT Teatergarasjen, and Dansekritikerrørsla at Oktoberdans. In 2019 PCG will be hosting seminars and workshops at Tanz im August and CODA Oslo International Dance Festival. https://english.pahn.no/open-calls daily 0.75 2024-09-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933781255-ZKWI6IKXPKJNR7FE4RQT/Photo%2BAntero%2BHein-05732.jpg Open calls https://english.pahn.no/now-festival-2020 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933792504-LH0BYC5Y1C5MBA9B2XE2/plakat%2BJURYEN.jpg NOW Festival 2020 Hege Haagenrud - THE JURY/JURYEN Image: Siren Lauvdal/Hege Haagenrud https://english.pahn.no/pcg-jul2018 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933794892-ZPB30YJ10Y8R0YWIMH58/ravnebad2018.jpg PCG at Ravnedans, Kristiansand, Norway July 2018 - PCG at Ravnedans, Kristiansand, Norway July 2018 Seminar, workshop and open conversation on dance criticism with critics Thomas Irmer (DE) and Mette Garfield (DK) in the dance festival Ravnedans. Participants: Andrea C. Rygh, Rania Broud, Lillian Bikset, Judith Dybendal, Hedda Fredly, Rauand Ismail, Amanda Øiestad Nilsen, Geir Lindahl, Ran Chen, Lin Wang, Léa Poiré, Daisuke Muto, Thomas Hahn, Thomas Irmer, Mette Garfield. Anette Therese Pettersen, Hild Borchgrevink, Geir Lindahl CALL: Performing arts criticism across national borders Performing artists in Norway increasingly tour their productions internationally. Parallel to this, criticism expands from traditional news media to new publishing platforms. Do performing arts reviews contribute to international dissemination of performances? What role does criticism play in a major Nordic newspaper and in a web editorial run by critics? Arctic Arts Festival and Ravnedans invite performing artists, writers and critics to lectures and workshops on performing arts criticism in a globalized world. Arctic Arts Festival, Harstad, Norway 29 June 2018 Lecture: Mette Garfield (DK) on the newspaper Politiken’s critics education Lecture: Axel Andersson (SE) on the web editorial Kritiklabbet.se, initiated by critics Workshop and panel discussion Ravnedans, Kristiansand, Norway July 9, 2018 Lecture: Mette Garfield on the newspaper Politiken’s critics education Workshop and panel discussion Lectures are open to everyone interested in performing arts and performing arts criticism. As a workshop participant, you will meet and discuss with performing arts critics who write for editors in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Japan and the United States. Workshop and panel talks will be moderated by critics Hild Borchgrevink and Anette Therese Pettersen, both former editors of the Norwegian online magazine Scenekunst.no The project is initiated by PAHN, Dansearena Nord, Arctic Arts Festival and Ravnedans. https://english.pahn.no/pcg-sep2020 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933797254-RVWINBUCR2Z5N03H2NYN/craig-e1597876985276.jpg Reading group for performing arts critics, Oslo, Norway 19.-20.9 2020 - Reading group for performing arts critics Oslo, Norway 19.-20.9 2020 Reading group for performing arts critics: Maintaining a critical practice in times of social distancing Performing arts critics in the Nordic countries are invited to a reading group to discuss critical practice, texts and performances. APPLICATION DEADLINE 25th of August 2020 This spring, stages and concert halls have closed due to infection control. Critics have still been writing; about performances, radio plays or concerts disseminated digitally or in public space. However, the collective exchange that is normally part of the performing arts is temporarily put on hold – chances for critics to meet and discuss are few. Following this, we invite critics to explore common reading as a professional strategy – as a critical practice for a time with few artistic expressions to reflect around. Reading group for performing arts critics: Maintaining a critical practice in times of social distancing Performing arts critics in the Nordic countries are invited to a reading group to discuss critical practice, texts and performances. APPLICATION DEADLINE 25th of August 2020 This spring, stages and concert halls have closed due to infection control. Critics have still been writing; about performances, radio plays or concerts disseminated digitally or in public space. However, the collective exchange that is normally part of the performing arts is temporarily put on hold – chances for critics to meet and discuss are few. Following this, we invite critics to explore common reading as a professional strategy – as a critical practice for a time with few artistic expressions to reflect around. The organizers will select 3-4 texts to be read before we meet. In addition to this, all applicants are invited to suggest texts on any themes relevant to criticism and/or performing arts, for a common reading list that will be made openly available. The reading group will take place in Oslo, Norway 19-20. September 2020 in the Halvbroren building of the National Library (room will be announced later). After the session on Saturday, tickets will be reserved for Verdensteatret’s performance Ultima 2020 – Verdensteatret: Trust me tomorrow at Black Box Teater at 19:00. On Sunday we will read and discuss over a shared meal. Saturday 19.9.2020 13:00-16:00: Reading group, National Library. Optional performance at 19:00, Black Box Teater. Sunday 20.9.2020 11:00-15:00 Reading group with meal, National Library The reading group will follow current Norwegian regulation for infection control. Reading group for performing arts critics: Maintaining a critical practice in times of social distancing Performing arts critics in the Nordic countries are invited to a reading group to discuss critical practice, texts and performances. APPLICATION DEADLINE 25th of August This spring, stages and concert halls have closed due to infection control. Critics have still been writing; about performances, radio plays or concerts disseminated digitally or in public space. However, the collective exchange that is normally part of the performing arts is temporarily put on hold – chances for critics to meet and discuss are few. Following this, we invite critics to explore common reading as a professional strategy – as a critical practice for a time with few artistic expressions to reflect around. The organizers will select 3-4 texts to be read before we meet. In addition to this, all applicants are invited to suggest texts on any themes relevant to criticism and/or performing arts, for a common reading list that will be made openly available. The reading group will take place in Oslo, Norway 19-20. September 2020 in the Halvbroren building of the National Library (room will be announced later). After the session on Saturday, tickets will be reserved for Verdensteatret’s performance Ultima 2020 – Verdensteatret: Trust me tomorrow at Black Box Teater at 19:00. On Sunday we will read and discuss over a shared meal. Saturday 19.9.2020 13:00-16:00: Reading group, National Library. Optional performance at 19:00, Black Box Teater. Sunday 20.9.2020 11:00-15:00 Reading group with meal, National Library The reading group will follow current Norwegian regulation for infection control. Participation is free. Due to limited space, registration is binding. Participants travelling to Oslo may apply for travel support (NOK 2,500 per participant). Tickets to the performance are covered by each participant. Application deadline: 25 August Please send your application (with or without travel support) to anepettersen@gmail.com Include a short presentation of your critical practice and which language(s) you read and write in. Attach a text as a proposal for the reading list and write a sentence about why you suggest it. Let us know if you are applying for travel support, and of any food allergies or other practical requirements. Sincerely, Anette Therese Pettersen, Hild Borchgrevink and Runa Borch Skolseg The reading group is supported by the Norwegian Critics’ Association through its Reidar Mjøen scholarship and is arranged in collaboration with the project Performing Criticism Globally (PCG). PCG is initiated and led by Geir Lindahl of Performing Arts Hub Norway (PAHN), and programmed by critics and writers Hild Borchgrevink and Anette Therese Pettersen. PCG arranges writing workshops, network meetings, seminars and talks about performing arts criticism in Norway and internationally. Photo by Jaredd Craig. https://english.pahn.no/korona-og-tilskudd daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933799070-8YD19UJJKO99PRL14LOG/180214tpam_ex_room037.jpg Korona og tilskudd https://english.pahn.no/pcg daily 0.75 2023-02-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933801966-97VXMS88JXC5VZYPY37J/oktoberdans_2.jpg Performing Criticism Globally https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933801959-7RYXND8IINFG2HWH5Q4P/finn_pcg-e1597868036870.jpg Performing Criticism Globally https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933801974-P7H4THXQPN9ZT9SCGOS7/pcgberlin.jpg Performing Criticism Globally https://english.pahn.no/pcg-oct2018 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933805497-4IR9NHAV04SRYTAPS1BB/oktoberdans_2.jpg PCG at Oktoberdans, Bergen, Norway October 2018 - PCG at Oktoberdans, Bergen, Norway October 2018 Performing Criticism Globally & Dansekritikerrørsla Participants: Coming soon PROGRAM Thursday 18.10 // 14-16 // Visningsrommet USF Presentation of funding programs for critics (in Norwegian). Application workshop led by Hild Borchgrevink. Sign up at hildbo(at)gmail.com. Friday 19.10 // 14-16 // Visningsrommet USF Open lecture: Lisa Reinheimer og Dirk Verhouven: Dance & Dare Saturday 20.10 // 10-12 // Visningsrommet USF Open lecture: Thomas Irmer/Ingri Fiksdal: On contextualisation. Aftertalk with Irmer and Fiksdal, led by Anette Therese Pettersen Sign up at geir(at)pahn.no Saturday 20.10 // 15-17 // Place TBC Dansekritikerrørsla: Writing workshop for international critics. Sign up at anepettersen(at)gmail.com Sunday 21.10 // 10-12 // Place TBC Dansekritikerrørsla: Writing workshop continues. The project is initiated by Performing Arts Hub Norway, Dansearena Nord, Hild Borchgrevink, Anette Therese Pettersen, Arctic Arts Festival and Ravnedans. *** Performing Criticism Globally & Dansekritikerrørsla Participants: Coming soon PROGRAM Thursday 18.10 // 14-16 // Visningsrommet USF Presentation of funding programs for critics (in Norwegian). Application workshop led by Hild Borchgrevink. Sign up at hildbo(at)gmail.com. Friday 19.10 // 14-16 // Visningsrommet USF Open lecture: Lisa Reinheimer og Dirk Verhouven: Dance & Dare Saturday 20.10 // 10-12 // Visningsrommet USF Open lecture: Thomas Irmer/Ingri Fiksdal: On contextualisation. Aftertalk with Irmer and Fiksdal, led by Anette Therese Pettersen Sign up at geir(at)pahn.no Saturday 20.10 // 15-17 // Place TBC Dansekritikerrørsla: Writing workshop for international critics. Sign up at anepettersen(at)gmail.com Sunday 21.10 // 10-12 // Place TBC Dansekritikerrørsla: Writing workshop continues. The project is initiated by Performing Arts Hub Norway, Dansearena Nord, Hild Borchgrevink, Anette Therese Pettersen, Arctic Arts Festival and Ravnedans. *** BIT Teatergarasjen, Performing Arts Hub Norway, Dansearena nord and Dansekritikerrørsla have entered into a collaboration to strengthen the situation for performing arts criticism in Norway. Throughout the last 10-15 years, the number of contributors in the performing arts field has grown, regional competence centers for dance art have been established, more performances have been produced that have been touring both nationally and internationally and new performing arts festivals have been established throughout the country. The situation for performing arts criticism in Norway is in stark contrast to the development of performing arts as outlined. The critique is a decisive voice for how we both articulate and document the work of art and for the development of theory and discourse. For the performing arts field, the critique also has an important role as documentation for posterity. During October 2018, we arrange a seminar on performing arts criticism for Norwegian and International performing arts critics, aiming to contribute to a professional boost of performing arts criticism in Norway. The event is divided into two parts with open lectures aimed at the festival audience, and a closed workshop aimed at critics. The open lectures aims to increase the competencies of performing arts and choreography – both inside and outside the performing arts field. Participants will receive guidance from critic and editor Anette Therese Pettersen and dancer and critic Snelle Hall. https://english.pahn.no/national daily 0.75 2025-06-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933807783-D5JO1YU9JBKFSBBL2QD0/Plexus+Polaire.jpg National platforms https://english.pahn.no/open-call-sibiu-performing-arts-market-2020 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933810407-T3L9RJ9HGI3M1I9XE2YW/Skjermbilde+2020-05-26+kl.+13.32.34.png Open call Sibiu Performing Arts Market 2020 https://english.pahn.no/open-call-fusebox-2020 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933812043-UDCK461F9LYBF2GQEBNF/03_f-s%2Blowlands%2Binternet%2Bgetty%2Bopen.png OPEN CALL Fusebox 2020 Photo: findlay//Sandsmark https://english.pahn.no/cinars-20202021 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933814605-HSERB1IPQVMYFO0JBJHI/EauNVl-XsAA_Khz.jpg CINARS 2020-2021 Image: CINARS https://english.pahn.no/pcg-oct2019 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933830016-OT5KQAIUTHWK03E3PQP9/coda.jpg PCG at CODA Oslo International Dance Festival, Oslo, Norway Oktober 2019 - PCG at CODA Oslo International Dance Festival, Oslo, Norway Oktober 2019 CODA International Dance Festival, Oslo 2019: Workshop and panel talk on Decolonizing dance criticism with Critical Interruptions (UK). Participants: Plamen Harmandijev, Nadji Aïssa Khefif, Grace Tabea Tenga, Sanjoy Roy, Ann Christin Berg Kongsness, Marte Reithaug Sterud. Diana Damian Martin, Bojana Jankovic. Anette Therese Pettersen, Hild Borchgrevink. From PAHN: Christina Friis PROGRAMME SATURDAY 19 Oct 10:00–13:00 Industry Workshop Open panel 14:00–16:00 Panel talk on themes from the workshop. Panel: Diana Damian Martin – Critical Interruptions Sanjoy Roy – dance critic The Guardian Grace Tabea Tenga – dancer and critic Scenekunst.no Moderator: Hild Borchgrevink – critic, Performing Criticism Globally SUNDAY 20 Oct 10:00–13:00 Industry Workshop The workshop and talk are parts of Performing Criticism Globally, a project initiated by Danse- og teatersentrum / Performing Arts Hub Norway and critics Hild Borchgrevink and Anette Therese Pettersen to strengthen performing arts criticism in Norway and abroad. Co-produced by CODA Oslo International Dance Festival 2019. Supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. CODA International Dance Festival, Oslo 2019: Workshop and panel talk on Decolonizing dance criticism with Critical Interruptions (UK). Participants: Plamen Harmandijev, Nadji Aïssa Khefif, Grace Tabea Tenga, Sanjoy Roy, Ann Christin Berg Kongsness, Marte Reithaug Sterud. Diana Damian Martin, Bojana Jankovic. Anette Therese Pettersen, Hild Borchgrevink. From PAHN: Christina Friis PROGRAMME SATURDAY 19 Oct 10:00–13:00 Industry Workshop Open panel 14:00–16:00 Panel talk on themes from the workshop. Panel: Diana Damian Martin – Critical Interruptions Sanjoy Roy – dance critic The Guardian Grace Tabea Tenga – dancer and critic Scenekunst.no Moderator: Hild Borchgrevink – critic, Performing Criticism Globally SUNDAY 20 Oct 10:00–13:00 Industry Workshop The workshop and talk are parts of Performing Criticism Globally, a project initiated by Danse- og teatersentrum / Performing Arts Hub Norway and critics Hild Borchgrevink and Anette Therese Pettersen to strengthen performing arts criticism in Norway and abroad. Co-produced by CODA Oslo International Dance Festival 2019. Supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. ———— We are very much looking forward to working together in Oslo next weekend as part of CODA – Oslo International Dance Festival. As we mentioned in the call out, we will be pooling knowledge and experience, share resources and practices, and think about dance criticism and its entanglements with (neo)colonial regimes of knowledge and thinking. In advance of the workshop, we would like to invite you to read a couple of texts which we will discuss together. These are: Walter Mignolo ‘Looking for the Meaning of “Decolonial Gesture”’ Julietta Singh ‘The Particularities of Mastery’ in Unthinking Mastery Alexandrina Hemsley ‘How long will it be until we are home? The scattering effects of marginalisation’ from Disability Arts Online Nayantara Sheoran Appleton ‘Do not decolonize… if you are not decolonizing’ in Critical Ethnic Studies  The reading can be found here. We would like to also invite you to: Add a text that you found relevant in thinking about decoloniality and criticism by Sunday 13th October. You should be able to add texts to the folder above – let us know if you bump into any problems. Bring a piece of critical writing to the workshop that you think is doing the work of decentering criticism (not your own). This can be in a language other than English. We will be discussing these texts on the second day of the workshop. If you have any questions, please let us know. All the best, Diana and Bojana. CALL: Decolonising dance criticism: towards formal and structural change Time: Saturday Oct 19 10:00 – 13:00 Workshop 14:00 – 16:00 Panel talk on themes from the workshop. Panel: Diana Damian Martin (Critical Interruptions), Sanjoy Roy (dance critic, The Guardian), Grace Tabea Tenga, dancer and critic (Scenekunst.no). Moderator: Hild Borchgrevink (critic, Performing Criticism Globally). Sunday Oct 20 10:00 – 13:00 Workshop Place: Skatten Oslo, Tøyen Torg, Hagegata 22-24, 0653 Oslo, Norway. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Map: https://goo.gl/maps/W9HzZZKRYYkvM4q97 Transport: Any subway line to Tøyen. Bus 20 to Tøyen, bus 60 to Tøyen skole Deadline for applications: 2nd October, 18:00 (CET). Applicants will be notified by 7th October. Critics and dance professionals engaging with critical writing are invited to apply for a two-day workshop on decentering knowledge and dance criticism, at CODA Oslo International Dance Festival, 19th and 20th October 2019. The workshop will be facilitated by Critical Interruptions, a Romanian-Serbian critical cooperative. The workshop will consider ways to challenge formal and structural elements of criticism as a practice that continues to operate through a white, colonial logic. Criticism constitutes, engages with and reproduces networks of power. As a practice, it is entangled with (neo)colonial regimes of knowledge and thinking, reproducing and often reinforcing racialised, gendered and Western-centric ideas about rationality, authority and authorship. These regimes can appear most visible in form and language of criticism but they are also, and importantly, structural. Resisting the lure of mastery, as shown by Julietta Singh, is resisting its colonial logic and rethinking relations of dependence. A meaningful discussion of decolonisation, as argued by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, accounts for social forces that have ‘made it both an issue demanding our attention and a problem calling for a resolution’. Over the course of two sessions facilitated by Critical Interruptions, we will pool knowledge and experience, share resources and practices, and together ask: How does criticism reproduce structural inequality? What frames do we think about, and do dance criticism through? How do they relate to colonial, racialised, gendered, ableist forms of knowledge? What is recognised or seen as legitimate criticism, and what practices are rendered marginal, even as they engage in rethinking and decentering knowledge-formation in criticism? What are the ethical and political questions surrounding decolonisation and dance criticism? What new relations between dance and criticism, the body and critique can we develop? How do we produce alternate forms of dance criticism? What forms, languages, labour conditions and relationships might it require? CODA International Dance Festival, Oslo 2019: Workshop and panel talk on Decolonizing dance criticism with Critical Interruptions (UK). Participants: Plamen Harmandijev, Nadji Aïssa Khefif, Grace Tabea Tenga, Sanjoy Roy, Ann Christin Berg Kongsness, Marte Reithaug Sterud. Diana Damian Martin, Bojana Jankovic. Anette Therese Pettersen, Hild Borchgrevink. From PAHN: Christina Friis PROGRAMME SATURDAY 19 Oct 10:00–13:00 Industry Workshop Open panel 14:00–16:00 Panel talk on themes from the workshop. Panel: Diana Damian Martin – Critical Interruptions Sanjoy Roy – dance critic The Guardian Grace Tabea Tenga – dancer and critic Scenekunst.no Moderator: Hild Borchgrevink – critic, Performing Criticism Globally SUNDAY 20 Oct 10:00–13:00 Industry Workshop The workshop and talk are parts of Performing Criticism Globally, a project initiated by Danse- og teatersentrum / Performing Arts Hub Norway and critics Hild Borchgrevink and Anette Therese Pettersen to strengthen performing arts criticism in Norway and abroad. Co-produced by CODA Oslo International Dance Festival 2019. Supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. ———— We are very much looking forward to working together in Oslo next weekend as part of CODA – Oslo International Dance Festival. As we mentioned in the call out, we will be pooling knowledge and experience, share resources and practices, and think about dance criticism and its entanglements with (neo)colonial regimes of knowledge and thinking. In advance of the workshop, we would like to invite you to read a couple of texts which we will discuss together. These are: Walter Mignolo ‘Looking for the Meaning of “Decolonial Gesture”’ Julietta Singh ‘The Particularities of Mastery’ in Unthinking Mastery Alexandrina Hemsley ‘How long will it be until we are home? The scattering effects of marginalisation’ from Disability Arts Online Nayantara Sheoran Appleton ‘Do not decolonize… if you are not decolonizing’ in Critical Ethnic Studies The reading can be found here. We would like to also invite you to: Add a text that you found relevant in thinking about decoloniality and criticism by Sunday 13th October. You should be able to add texts to the folder above – let us know if you bump into any problems. Bring a piece of critical writing to the workshop that you think is doing the work of decentering criticism (not your own). This can be in a language other than English. We will be discussing these texts on the second day of the workshop. If you have any questions, please let us know. All the best, Diana and Bojana. CALL: Decolonising dance criticism: towards formal and structural change Time: Saturday Oct 19 10:00 – 13:00 Workshop 14:00 – 16:00 Panel talk on themes from the workshop. Panel: Diana Damian Martin (Critical Interruptions), Sanjoy Roy (dance critic, The Guardian), Grace Tabea Tenga, dancer and critic (Scenekunst.no). Moderator: Hild Borchgrevink (critic, Performing Criticism Globally). Sunday Oct 20 10:00 – 13:00 Workshop Place: Skatten Oslo, Tøyen Torg, Hagegata 22-24, 0653 Oslo, Norway. The venue is wheelchair accessible. Map: https://goo.gl/maps/W9HzZZKRYYkvM4q97 Transport: Any subway line to Tøyen. Bus 20 to Tøyen, bus 60 to Tøyen skole Deadline for applications: 2nd October, 18:00 (CET). Applicants will be notified by 7th October. Critics and dance professionals engaging with critical writing are invited to apply for a two-day workshop on decentering knowledge and dance criticism, at CODA Oslo International Dance Festival, 19th and 20th October 2019. The workshop will be facilitated by Critical Interruptions, a Romanian-Serbian critical cooperative. The workshop will consider ways to challenge formal and structural elements of criticism as a practice that continues to operate through a white, colonial logic. Criticism constitutes, engages with and reproduces networks of power. As a practice, it is entangled with (neo)colonial regimes of knowledge and thinking, reproducing and often reinforcing racialised, gendered and Western-centric ideas about rationality, authority and authorship. These regimes can appear most visible in form and language of criticism but they are also, and importantly, structural. Resisting the lure of mastery, as shown by Julietta Singh, is resisting its colonial logic and rethinking relations of dependence. A meaningful discussion of decolonisation, as argued by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, accounts for social forces that have ‘made it both an issue demanding our attention and a problem calling for a resolution’. Over the course of two sessions facilitated by Critical Interruptions, we will pool knowledge and experience, share resources and practices, and together ask: How does criticism reproduce structural inequality? What frames do we think about, and do dance criticism through? How do they relate to colonial, racialised, gendered, ableist forms of knowledge? What is recognised or seen as legitimate criticism, and what practices are rendered marginal, even as they engage in rethinking and decentering knowledge-formation in criticism? What are the ethical and political questions surrounding decolonisation and dance criticism? What new relations between dance and criticism, the body and critique can we develop? How do we produce alternate forms of dance criticism? What forms, languages, labour conditions and relationships might it require? Critical Interruptions (Diana Damian Martin and Bojana Janković) is Serbo-Romanian critical cooperative exploring performance criticism. With little regard for review, we search for critical forms and strategies in dialogue with performance, wonder how to develop rigorous and relevant critical writing, and lure new writers into thinking about radical and experimental work. Collectively, we have occupied galleries, museums, studios, theatres, universities, digital spaces and streets, to talk, perform, write, and think about (amongst other things) migration and Eastern European identities and diasporic cultures. This workshop is part of Performing Criticism Globally, a series of workshops and talks curated by critics Anette Therese Pettersen and Hild Borchgrevink in collaboration with Performing Arts Hub Norway. The workshop is a collaboration with Performing Arts Hub Norway with support from Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. and is programmed in collaboration with CODA Oslo International Dance Festival.The workshop language is English. For any questions, please contact Geir Lindahl: geir@pahn.no https://english.pahn.no/open-call-korea-nordic-connection-2020 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933832590-5GY5T7QI8LILIR6CN59X/20150430-flyktning-1235-web.jpg OPEN CALL Korea-Nordic Connection 2020 Photo: Dag Jenssen - 7 Songs of the Refugee - Grenland Friteater https://english.pahn.no/norway-now-tpam-2021 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933837504-Z30RKGMNAW2VGMUTT4XC/Metasexy0052.jpg Norway Now TPAM 2021 https://english.pahn.no/norwegian-arts-abroad-praktikant-vaar2021 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933840302-HH7D2D57IJ1W3A5BDIA9/NAA_logo.jpg Norwegian Arts Abroad Praktikant Image: Norwegian Arts Abroad https://english.pahn.no/home-2 daily 1.0 2025-06-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933842711-WIQKCMR2H3MEBPBPTZLC/MagnusMyhr_Photo_Chrisander+Brun.jpg Home https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933842719-ZQCIM5MJM540T4ECROS1/Fotografi%2Bfra%2BMusidra%2BTeaters%2Bproduksjon%2BH%25C3%25B8rer%2Bdu%2B1981.jpg Home - Sceneweb Search the national archives https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933842727-JO5HEJI5JHTC0H0DVT0S/zero%2Bvisibility%2Bcorp..jpg Home - Support Apply for grants https://english.pahn.no/pcg-jun2018 daily 0.75 2021-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6041eeddb83cf12d009f8877/1614933846651-6M18YFLVRRYD1RC1Y7EI/finn_pcg-e1597868036870.jpg PCG at Artic Arts Festival, Harstad, Norway June 2018 - PCG at Artic Arts Festival, Harstad, Norway June 2018 Seminar and workshop with critics Axel Andersson (SE) and Mette Garfield (DK). Participating critics and writers: Joke de Wolf (NL), Lucas Wong (CN), Amanda Øiestad Nilsen (NO), Andrew Friedman, Maria Pauliina Säkö (FI), Chen Ran 陈然, (CN), Nína Hjálmarsdóttir (IS), Tachiki Akiko (JP). Anette Therese Pettersen, Hild Borchgrevink (NO). PROGRAMME: Dear critics, artists, lecturers, participants, we are looking very much forward to meeting you in Harstad! Our seminar and workshop will take place tomorrow, on Friday June 29 at Thon Hotel Harstad from 10AM to 3PM. Here follows some more information about the programme: Through two lectures and a structured workshop we will discuss two main questions: 1. The potential formats and roles of criticism when dealing with performances and artists that move across international borders How do different cultural contexts and languages (potentially both on stage and in reviews) affect the critical discussion of the artistic content, the critic’s research of the artists’ practices, the public and professional spheres produced around these critical discussions? What role does criticism have a role in international dissemination, sale and marketing of performing arts? 2. The movement of criticism from traditional news media to new digital and performative formats and platforms. In the Nordic countries, criticism itself is on the move across borders, from traditional news media to new digital and performative formats and platforms. This affects both critics, artists, audiences and financing. We assume that this is the case also internationally. How can critics and performing arts professionals meet this new situation in way that is fruitful for the performing arts as a shared public space? Seminar and workshop with critics Axel Andersson (SE) and Mette Garfield (DK). Participating critics and writers: Joke de Wolf (NL), Lucas Wong (CN), Amanda Øiestad Nilsen (NO), Andrew Friedman, Maria Pauliina Säkö (FI), Chen Ran 陈然, (CN), Nína Hjálmarsdóttir (IS), Tachiki Akiko (JP). Anette Therese Pettersen, Hild Borchgrevink (NO). PROGRAMME: Dear critics, artists, lecturers, participants, we are looking very much forward to meeting you in Harstad! Our seminar and workshop will take place tomorrow, on Friday June 29 at Thon Hotel Harstad from 10AM to 3PM. Here follows some more information about the programme: Through two lectures and a structured workshop we will discuss two main questions: 1. The potential formats and roles of criticism when dealing with performances and artists that move across international borders How do different cultural contexts and languages (potentially both on stage and in reviews) affect the critical discussion of the artistic content, the critic’s research of the artists’ practices, the public and professional spheres produced around these critical discussions? What role does criticism have a role in international dissemination, sale and marketing of performing arts? 2. The movement of criticism from traditional news media to new digital and performative formats and platforms. In the Nordic countries, criticism itself is on the move across borders, from traditional news media to new digital and performative formats and platforms. This affects both critics, artists, audiences and financing. We assume that this is the case also internationally. How can critics and performing arts professionals meet this new situation in way that is fruitful for the performing arts as a shared public space? As inspiration for our discussions, we will start by listening to presentations of two recent Scandinavian initiatives – one initiated by a large, traditional daily newspaper and one initiated by a group of critics. Please see information about lecturers and participants at the end of this email. PROGRAMME 10:00: Welcome and short introduction. Anette Therese Pettersen and Hild Borchgrevink, critics and editors.10:15: Mette Garfield (DK), editor and theatre criticOn the Danish newspaper Politiken’s competence development project for performing arts critics11:00: Short break11:15: Axel Anderssson (SE)On the critics-run initiative Kritiklabbet.se and the role of editing in criticism 12:00-14:00 Lunch and structured workshop discussions (groups)14:00-15:00 Workshop sum-up. Plenary presentations from group discussions For tickets to festival performances, please contact Geir Lindahl geir@pahn.no Any other questions, to the below please let us know! All the best, Anette and Hild (mob. +47 47414701), email: post@hildborchgrevink.no On the presenters: Mette Garfield (DK) is the Editor in Chief at ISCENE, a Danish magazine for performing arts funded by the Danish Ministry of Culture. Garfield heads the main Danish daily newspaper Politiken’s education project for new performing arts critics. Garfield is based in Copenhagen an freelances for various websites, e.g. thetheatretimes.com, Peripeti and Kunsten.Nu, as performance, theatre and contemporary art critic, journalist and editor. She holds a M.A. in Literature and Culture journalism and is a freelance writer on performance art, photography and video art. https://iscene.dk/www.politiken.dk Axel Andersson (SE) is a writer and critic from Sweden. Until June 2018 he was the editor of Kritiklabbet.se, a 2-year collaboration between a group of critics and one of Sweden’s largest publishing houses, aimed at experimenting with forms of writing and models of financing of contemporary criticism. Andersson holds a PhD in history from the European University Institute in Florence and his work often deals with the intersection of media, postcolonial history, and critical theory. He also writes on contemporary art and cinema. He is currently working on a project investigating the techniques of the body, media technology, and concepts of race and is the author of A Hero for the Atomic Age: Thor Heyerdahl and the Kon-Tiki Expedition (2010). www.kritiklabbet.se About us: Anette Therese Pettersen is a performing arts critic, curator, editor and writer. She has an MA in theatre research from the University of Oslo, and writes reviews for Morgenbladet, Scenekunst.no, Fædrelandsvennen and Norsk Shakespeare- og Teatertidsskrift. She has worked as a producer within the performing arts, and still works with choreographer Henriette Pedersen. She is one of the co-founders of Writingshop, a long term collaborative project with theree European critics (Diana Damian Martin, Sergio Lo Gatto, Karl Svantesson) examining the processes and politics of contemporary critical practice. Hild Borchgrevink works as a music and performing arts critic, writer and curator along with own artistic practice. She writes on music and music theatre for Dagsavisen and Scenekunst.no. She holds an MFA in art and public spaces from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts, and degrees in musicology, creative writing and performative criticism. 2012-2017 she was the editor of Scenekunst.no. She has experience as a project and workshop leader for contemporary music festivals such as Nordic Music Days and Ultima and is currently part of the music panel of the Nordic Culture Fund. CALL: Performing arts criticism across national borders Performing artists in Norway increasingly tour their productions internationally. Parallel to this, criticism expands from traditional news media to new publishing platforms. Do performing arts reviews contribute to international dissemination of performances? What role does criticism play in a major Nordic newspaper and in a web editorial run by critics? Arctic Arts Festival and Ravnedans invite performing artists, writers and critics to lectures and workshops on performing arts criticism in a globalized world. Arctic Arts Festival, Harstad, Norway 29 June 2018 Lecture: Mette Garfield (DK) on the newspaper Politiken’s critics education Lecture: Axel Andersson (SE) on the web editorial Kritiklabbet.se, initiated by critics Workshop and panel discussion Ravnedans, Kristiansand, Norway July 9, 2018 Lecture: Mette Garfield on the newspaper Politiken’s critics education Workshop and panel discussion Lectures are open to everyone interested in performing arts and performing arts criticism. As a workshop participant, you will meet and discuss with performing arts critics who write for editors in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Japan and the United States. 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