在日本神戶的 DANCE BOX 提供駐村機會給日本國外的藝術家，只要研究領域與舞蹈相關的藝術家、學者或策展人都可以申請，並在神戶或舞鶴駐村35天。申請截止日在2012年11月18日。
DANCE BOX residency programme in Kobe region, Japan is seeking applications from artists, scholars and curators who pursue work in the field of dance. Residencies are open to artists who reside outside Japan.
The DANCE BOX residency programs are implemented in cooperation with our partners Art Theater dB KOBE, Studio dB Kobe, Studio dB Kobe-loft and Mizuru RB (Yashima Art Port). We place primary emphasis on experimentation and the rehearsal process rather than focusing on the end result of the artists’ production.
Artist will stay either Kobe or Maizuru for 35 days and work on creation activities. Then the artists present their work as a result of this program in both Kobe and Maizuru. This exhibition will take place in Red Brick Warehouse in Maizuru from March 11-17 and in Dance Box, Kobe March 18-24.
The programme is open to artists who reside outside Japan. The organisers prioritize selection of applications from artists who will use the time to refine the style of creation, or work on creative activities and conduct a research which investigates the city of Shin-Nagata and Maizuru specifically and reflects a larger curiosity about Japanese society and culture. They hope the selected artist to be a person who is trouble-free and capable of working with local people, staff and assistants.
Funding Support
- Airfare (up to 150,000 JPY), accommodation, domestic transportation expenses (up to 20,000 JPY), and daily pay (5,000 JPY/ per day) will be furnished by DANCE BOX and Maizuru RB.
- Dance Box and Maizuru RB will prepare the staff and the space for the exhibition and the performance.
- Material costs for rehearsal process and performance will be covered (up to 50,000 yen).
- DANCE BOX and Maizuru RB will be responsible for supplying the necessary personnel to support artists’ creation.
Application deadline: 18 November 2012
Find all the details online (click on the pdf – in English)
contact details: http://www.db-dancebox.org/09_info/121011_red/index.html
