Documentation 2016
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Documentation 2016
InDialogue 2016
Day 1 : Nottingham Contemporary
Photographs by Tom Kilby featuring Grant Kester (Keynote), Steve Swindells (Chair), Heather Connelly, Rhiannon Jones, Elena Cologni , Luigi Galimberti, Saskia Holmkvist, Rachael Colley and Nuala Clooney, Tom Estes, Frank Heather, Caroline Horton and Jacqueline Taylor, Daniel Hunt, matthews and allen, Sam Metz and Abigail Parsons, Tychonas Michailidis, Jake Moore and Jade Williams, Sally Morfill and Ana Čavić, Katarina Rankovic, Suzanne Palzer and Gaby Saldanha.
Performance Evening
Co-curated with Dance4
Photographs by Dani Tagen featuring Sally Doughty and Lisa Kendall and Michael Pinchbeck
Day 2: New Art Exchange
Photographs by Dani Tagen, Johrah Al-Homied and Christian Kipp featuring Steve Swindells (Chair), Heather Connelly, Rhiannon Jones, Boseda Olawoye, Helen Varley Jamieson, Rachelle Viader Knowles, Katherine Wimpenny, Stuart Allen, Sally Doughty and Lisa Kendall, Linda Duvall, Sarah Green, John Hammersley, Petra Johnson, Garrett Lynch, Francesco Mazzarella and Gavin Rogers, Zoë Petersen, Dan Scott, Joanna Sperryn-Jones and Craig Newsome, Arlene Tucker and Anastasia Artemeva and Gemma-Rose Turnbull.
InDialogue
InDialogue 2016
InDialogue are pleased to announce the guest speakers, performers and presenters for 2016:
Guest Speakers:
Keynote: Professor Grant Kester (University of California)
Chair: Professor Steve Swindells (University of Huddersfield)
Curatators: Heather Connelly and Rhiannon Jones
Guest Speakers: Dom Breadmore, Elena Cologni , Luigi Galimberti, Saskia Holmkvist, Boseda Olawoye, Helen Varley Jamieson, Rachelle Viader Knowles and Katherine Wimpenny.
Performers: Sally Doughty, Rachel Krische and Lisa Kendall, Vida Midgelow and Jane Bacon, Michael Pinchbeck and work in progress by Chloé Déchery and Jane McKernan 2016 InDialogue resident artists.
Presenters:
Rachael Colley and Nuala Clooney, Linda Duvall, Tom Estes, Sarah Green, John Hammersley, Frank Heather, Caroline Horton and Jacqueline Taylor, Daniel Hunt, Petra Johnson, Garrett Lynch, matthews and allen, Francesco Mazzarella and Gavin Rogers, Ella McCartney, Sam Metz and Abigail Parsons, Tychonas Michailidis, Jake Moore and Jade Williams, Sally Morfilland Ana Čavić, Katarina Rankovic, Zoe Robertson, Natalie Garrett Brown and Amy Voris, Suzanne Palzer, Zoë Petersen, Gaby Saldanha, Dan Scott, Joanna Sperryn-Jones, Steven Baldwin and Craig Newsome, Dani Tagen, Arlene Tucker and Anastasia Artemeva, and Gemma-Rose Turnbull
2 days tickets £40
Thursday Dec 1st ticket£20
Nottingham Contemporary (ticket inc. performance and refreshments)
Friday Dec 2nd ticket £20
New Art Exchange (ticket inc. refreshments and lunchtime meal)
To register please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/indialogue-2016-tickets-20556752801
Draft Programme – Overview
Thursday 1st December 2016
09.30 – 22.00
Nottingham Contemporary
Weekday Cross, Nottingham NG1 2GB
09.30 – 18.30
with a keynote by Grant Kester
19.00 – 22.00
Evening of live works by invited international visiting artists.
Curated by InDialogue and Dance4 at Nottingham Contemporary.
Friday 2nd December
9.30 – 17.30
New Art Exchange
39 – 41 Gregory Blvd, Nottingham NG7 6BE
To register visit:
*Please note that Thursday and two day tickets include the performance evening, which is an integral part of the symposium.
** For information on venues and directions please visit: https://wordpress.com/page/indialogue2014.wordpress.com/708
***Full programme will be available shortly
InDialogue Performance Evening
In partnership with Dance4, InDialogue has invited artists who are making creative and challenging live works in the UK and internationally to present their work.
The performance evening will celebrate what it means to be in dialogue, considering diverse approaches to practice.
Artists include Sally Doughty, Rachel Krische and Lisa Kendall, Caroline Horton and Jacqueline Taylor, Vida Midgelow and Jane Bacon, Michael Pinchbeck and work in progress by the 2016 InDialogue resident artists.
Performance evening:
Tickets: £10 (full) £8 (concessions)
Duration: 3 hrs (approx.)
Suitable for 16+
The performance evening is new for 2016 and is part of the wider InDialogue symposium.
InDialogue is a two day biennial International Symposium that interrogates how artists and researchers use dialogue in practice, this year the symposium will take place on Thursday 1 and Friday 2 December.
Tickets for the full symposium can be booked via eventbrite:
Tickets for performance evening only are available from Dance4.
http://dance4.co.uk/event/research/2016-12-01/indialogue-performance-evening
InDialogue is a biannual International Symposium that interrogates how artists and researchers use dialogue in practice.
InDialogue is a series of interdisciplinary events including presentations, discussions, communal meals, performance/live art showcases taking place across the city of Nottingham. Our aim is to create a dialogue between the different applications and understandings of the term ‘Dialogue’, considering differences, commonalities, and how diverse approaches to understanding and articulating the theme can lead to new ways of thinking and making.
For further information contact: in.dialogue.event@gmail.com
(N.B. we aim to answer your enquiries within 5 days)
Further information about this event and its previous iterations is available online: www.indialogue.uk.com.
For up to date information join our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/InDialogueUK/
Follow us @InDialogueUK
For more information about the hosting venues and partner organisations please visit their websites: NottinghamContemporary, Dance4 and Nottingham City Council and InDialogue.
Visit the archives for In Dialogue 2012 and InDialogue 2014 where you will find images, bios and live footage from the symposia. You can also watch footage from Nottingham Contemporary and read more about the symposium proceedings.
InDialogue was founded by Heather Connelly and Rhiannon Jones, with the first iteration in 2012 with guest curator Viviana Checchia. The second symposium took place in 2014 with guest curator Rebecca Beinart.
