Tanja Råman and John Collingswood from TaikaBox write about creative strategies one must adopt while working on an international dance project under the restrictions of the current COVID-19 pandemic. What can be done when performances and workshops are cancelled? As sensory experiences – essential for dance artists – are restricted, how to respond to theContinue reading “Dance in the Time of Coronavirus – article from Dance Info Finland”
Category Archives: Oulu
Oulu Research Online
Towards the end of March 2020, TaikaBox had planned to host a 3-day research seminar for the Dance Artists in Barents project. Due to the global restrictions in travel and gathering imposed to combat the spread of the Covid-19 virus, it was not possible for the artists to travel from Sweden, Norway, Germany and RussiaContinue reading “Oulu Research Online”
Dancing together in 5 countries from your living room
I would like to reflect a little on todays virtual work day as well as the general situation and feeling of things happening in and around us right now. Because of COVID-19 we are pretty much out of work as are most of all the other freelancers and artists we know. We are also quaranteenedContinue reading “Dancing together in 5 countries from your living room”
Tomi Knuutila: Dances with Datafeeds
Information has been used in artistic practises for quite some time. For simplicity’s sake in this post I mostly talk about information (or data) visualisation and sonification (changing data to sound). This should be thought of as a smaller subset of a bigger, amorphous field of creative practices, often referred to as Information Arts, orContinue reading “Tomi Knuutila: Dances with Datafeeds”
Oulu Research Days: Monday 23rd March
Unfortunately, due to the current situation with the Covid-19 virus alert, the Oulu Research days have been cancelled and we will conduct research online with Skype meetings and working on this blog.
Tony Rice-Perttunen
Tony will be running a session with us in Oulu in March. He has set two tasks for the artists in preparation for his workshop. 1 Devote a few minutes, at least weekly – preferably daily – in concentrated intention.Your intention will be to call upon your deepest creative self.You must call it with allContinue reading “Tony Rice-Perttunen”