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You find it above, look under “About Wilderness”  / or download (12 MB pdf)    

the keðja Newsletter Spring 2013

More info here: http://stage.is/english/news/swufus_at_reykjavik_dance_atelier_february_5th_at_20-00/#.UQ_ct3ex79k.facebook

Check the Mentoring page

Look under Encounters in the top menu.

The performances should be suitable to be presented in non-theatre spaces like industrial or natural spaces in the town of Klaipeda and its surroundings. Read and download (open this post to activate links): call for site sp kedja   application form kedja klaipeda More info about keðjaKlaipėda

Wilderness Dance has “officially” started with the arrival of the Latvian group Swufu ´s in Iceland. You see them here on arrival at Keflavik airport Iceland last Friday – ready to take on the wilderness of south-east Iceland during their three week stay at Höfn í Hornafirði. Swufus travelled by car to Höfn over the weekend, 

This week, in addition to the kick-off of the second Think Tank, Writing Movement will host a Round Table Discussion and we will present keðja in an Info Session on Nordic collaboration. All this happens in Helsinki at the Nordic dance platform ICE HOT that keðja partner Dance Info Finland organizes.

The second of our Think Tanks will kick off with a round table discussion on December 12th, 2012 at ICE HOT – Nordic Dance Platform in Helsinki. Find more info about the Think Tank and the moderator here.

The 4 seminars will take place in Oslo, Spring 2013. They are an opportunity for Scandinavian speaking journalists, editors, writers and critics to focus on the contemporary dance scene, looking at it from different angles. More info about the seminars and registration (in Norwegian). The seminars are organized by keðja partner Dance Information Norway and part of

Representatitves of the 10 Wilderness residency places, meet November 27-29 in Goteborg, Sweden. The idea is to establish some common grounds for the, by nature, very different stays and for the hosts to get acquainted with each other in order to be able to support each other, exchange and network during the period of the residencies as well

Dragan Klaic was a brilliant cultural analyst who involved himself very generously in the kedja activities from late 2007-2010. He passed away in 2011. Dragan left behind him material for a book that analyses the present status of public theater versus commercial theater. The book is called  “Resetting the Stage. Public Theatre Between the Market and Democracy”.

Here you find basic information about all the keðja 2012-2015 activities. In the coming months we will be developing the site, adjusting details and also adding other features like blogs and galleries so you will be able to follow several of the activities at a closer range. Enjoy! Best regards Kamma Siegumfeldt, project leader