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Tanznacht Berlin: Vertigo (Part Two)

Open Air Lounge — Installations — Concerts — Talks & Readings — Open Air & Indoor Performances 21.07. - 24.07.2021
In the frame of Tanznacht Berlin different artistic positions and formats will be brought together to deal with the ambivalent effects of an increasingly permanent crisis. VERTIGO (Part One + Two) are part of the four-year festival series Age of Displacement, in which Tanznacht examines the phenomenon of social displacement. 
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Criss-Crossing Encounters 2021

Consisting of two Online-Projects and a Live-Event, the project involves opening up both intimate, digital spaces such as one-to-ones, as well as gradual openings and inclusion in hybrid or real space. It aims to explore a range of possibilities for encounter, enabling coming together and creating points of contact with and through dance.
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Open Spaces - Making it Happen #1 + #2

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Tanznacht Berlin: Vertigo (Part One)

Performances, Open Air Formats, Installations, Exhibition 09.09.-13.09.2020
In the frame of Tanznacht Berlin different artistic positions and formats will be brought together to deal with the ambivalent effects of an increasingly permanent crisis. VERTIGO (Part One + Two) are part of the four-year festival series Age of Displacement, in which Tanznacht examines the phenomenon of social displacement. 
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Down to Earth - A Festival as Experiment

As a summer festival, Down to Earth is dedicated to one of the most explosive topics of our time, namely the possibilities of a hopeful future, especially in view of climate change, scarcity of resources and nationalism. The festival is committed to the paradigm of sustainability and sharing, both in terms of content and methodology.
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Twists: Dance and Decoloniality

2020-2021
A Critical Research on Dance Institutions by Tanzfabrik Berlin in Cooperation with ada Studio, HZT Berlin, Uferstudios, Freie Universität Berlin, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin and Universität Salzburg, advised by Diversity Arts Culture.
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Past events