This multi-authored article arises from an artist-led festival of dance and probes what is entailed by the commitment to an artist-led structure. The festival, Summer Dancing 2009 in Coventry, is becoming significant in the United Kingdom as a gathering, both regionally and nationally, of practitioners whose expertise is grounded in what might be termed somatic dance practices. It is proposed that artist-led may indicate an aim to be led by artists for other artists; that is, for an event or organization to be artist-used and useful. With the question of artists' use at the fore, the article reports on a festival panel debate and on a project of practitioner-focused writing, examining how a dance practitioner may be stimulated, challenged o...
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This article draws on research for the DanceTag project, which set out to develop a location-based g...
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What is meant by artist-led and how does this make a difference? This ongoing research explores ...
The research presented examines the contradiction between reality and the expressed goals of many lo...
This presentation employs research findings co-produced with 74 freelance dance artists from the Uni...
This article explores the creative role of contemporary dancers within the choreographic process, an...
This article was published in a special edition of the Theatre, Dance and Performance Training journ...
Based on interviews and focus group discussions with participating artists in the 2009 Adelaide Frin...
Open Access journalThis paper reasons that the growth in arts festivals that has taken place since t...
<p>Focussing on the UK’s vibrant alternative festival scene, this article examines how traces of the...
This paper will discuss the complexities of the role of contemporary dancer in this current epoch, w...
Focussing on the UK’s vibrant alternative festival scene, this article examines how traces of the fr...
Artists in the dance world are now experimenting with new and more varied subgenres of contemporary ...
As we enter the second phase of creative industries there is a shift away from the early 1990s ideol...
This article draws on research for the DanceTag project, which set out to develop a location-based g...
The last 10-15 years has seen the rapid growth of festivals in Britain and overseas. This article ex...
Stemming from one creative experience that emerged in London during the lockdown period of early 202...
What is meant by artist-led and how does this make a difference? This ongoing research explores ...
The research presented examines the contradiction between reality and the expressed goals of many lo...
This presentation employs research findings co-produced with 74 freelance dance artists from the Uni...
This article explores the creative role of contemporary dancers within the choreographic process, an...
This article was published in a special edition of the Theatre, Dance and Performance Training journ...
Based on interviews and focus group discussions with participating artists in the 2009 Adelaide Frin...
Open Access journalThis paper reasons that the growth in arts festivals that has taken place since t...
<p>Focussing on the UK’s vibrant alternative festival scene, this article examines how traces of the...
This paper will discuss the complexities of the role of contemporary dancer in this current epoch, w...
Focussing on the UK’s vibrant alternative festival scene, this article examines how traces of the fr...
Artists in the dance world are now experimenting with new and more varied subgenres of contemporary ...
As we enter the second phase of creative industries there is a shift away from the early 1990s ideol...
This article draws on research for the DanceTag project, which set out to develop a location-based g...