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Tårnby Park Performance Festival 2023

“The beginning of a long journey”

6.–15. Juni 2023
Festival center: Tårnbypark Allé 22, 2770 Kastrup
Other places: Tårnbyparken, Tårnby Hovedbibliotek, Netto og Basalt Tårnby, Tårnby Torv, Kastrup Strandpark, Saltholm

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Festival Experiences

Are you a traveler? Join our Saturday water tour – including a boat trip to Saltholm, where Traveling Bodies present a unique performance for only ten people!

Do you like dancing? Don’t miss the open workshop by Birgitte Skands.

More into housing discourses and classical literature? Then Kleist & Crisis is for you!

Interested in cultural politics and precarious art? Come to our debate day Soft Clashes.

Want to celebrate instead? Enjoy our garden party and open grill every day.

Looking for new perspectives? We/Re Confess Your Faith and Autopsy Of A Dying Continent offer just that.

Need rest and community? Join our sports training sessions with AMOK on the “Back to community” day – closing with a movie night featuring E.T. in Tårnby.

You can also join the Saturday city tour and experience:
Aisle to Aisle (dance in Netto),
The Loop of Cultural Reproduction (Tom Silbiger),
and SAGA, the sales theatre in the library.

Emerging works: Discover performances developed during local residencies, like Your Heart Out by Ella Östlung.

PROGRAM 06.06.2023

• 12.00 SAGA (Arbejdsrummet) – by PROLETAR TEATER

PROGRAM 07.06.2023

• 12.00 SAGA (Arbejdsrummet) – by PROLETAR TEATER

PROGRAM 08.06.2023

• 11.00 SAGA (Workshop) – by PROLETAR TEATER
• 15.00 SAGA (Shop) – by PROLETAR TEATER

PROGRAM 09.06.2023

• • 11.00 YANA (You are not alone) – by Nexus Dance
  • 15.00 SAGA (Shop) – by PROLETAR TEATER
  • 16.00 A Tårnby state of mind – by Emil & Anna
  • 16.00 Aisle to Aisle – by Karin Bergman
  • 17.00 Festival Opening: Garden Party!
  • 18.30 We/Re Confess Our Faith – by Ran Suh
  • 19.30 Autopsy of a Dying Continent – by Mamadou Soma & Delia Keller

PROGRAM 10.06.2023

• • • • 11.00 Blækspruttetanker – by Boaz Barkan
      • 11.00 The Loop of Cultural Reproduction – by Tom Silbiger
      • 12.00 SAGA (Shop) – by PROLETAR TEATER
      • 12.00 A Tårnby state of mind – by Emil & Anna
      • 13.00 YANA (You are not alone) – by Nexus Dance
      • 13.00 Aisle to Aisle – by Karin Bergman
      • 14.00 Aisle to Aisle – by Karin Bergman
      • 14.00 Traveling Bodies – by Neda Kovinic

    PROGRAM 11.06.2023

    • 13.00 YANA (You are not alone) – by Nexus Dance

  PROGRAM 13.06.2023

  • 16.00 A Tårnby state of mind – by Emil & Anna
  • 16.30 Frankensteins first walk in the neighborhood – by Fremtidsklubben
  • 17.00 Your Heart Out – by Ella Östlund & Ottavia Catenacci
  • 17.30 Open Grill
  • 18.00 Autopsy of a Dying Continent – by Mamadou Soma & Delia Keller
  • 19.00 Kleist & Krise – by Boys* in Sync

  PROGRAM 14.06.2023

  • 16.00 YANA (You are not alone) – by Nexus Dance
  • 16.00 A Tårnby state of mind – by Emil & Anna
  • 16.00 Open dance workshop – with Birgitte Skands
  • 17.30 Open Grill
  • 17.30 Amager Orienteringsklub: An orientation run training for everyone
  • 19.00 Film evening: “Your voice in my ear” & “Tårnby gets a visit”

  PROGRAM 15.06.2023

  • • 10.00 Debate day: “Soft Clashes”
    • 15.00 The Loop of Cultural Reproduction – by Tom Silbiger
    • 16.00 A Tårnby State of Mind – by Emil & Anna
    • 16.00 Open dance workshop – with Birgitte Skands
    • 16.30 Auction of the canvas of A Tårnby State of Mind
    • 17.00 Your Heart Out – by Ella Östlund
    • 17.30 Open Grill
    • 18.30 We/Re Confess Our Faith – by Ran Suh
    • 19.30 Traveling Bodies – by Neda Kovinic
    • 21.00 IN DUO WITH EARTH volume 5 – by Birgitte Skands
    • 21.30 Goodbye Party!

    Detailed Program

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    Saga

    Artist: Proletar Teater
    Where: Tårnby Main Library, Kamillevej 4, 2770 Kastrup
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    Workspace: Tuesday 12:00 – 17:00, Wednesday 12:00 – 17:00, Thursday 11:00–14:00
    Shop: Thursday 15:00–18:00, Friday 15:00–18:00, Saturday 12:00–18:00
    
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    The Workspace and Shop are two different parts of the SAGA performance. There is at all times the possibility for a drop in and out. COME WHEN YOU LIKE!

    50% Theatre / 50% Shop! The latest experiment from Proletar Teater is the performative bag shop SAGA, where we interweave stories from the past into the bags we sell. Bring your own fabric and share its story, so that someone else can enjoy it. And perhaps you will find a bag with a story that fits the long journey you are about to embark on.

    Travel enriches us. It makes us wiser and deeper. We contact the world! But it’s not just us who are traveling. Everything is in motion – on an eternal journey through the universe. The objects we take ownership of follow us and absorb our story. Everything holds stories as relics from the past, from which we can learn and create a better future for ourselves.

    Proletar Teater develops new, green methods of producing performing arts. We utilize the resources available to us in a way that makes sustainability a rewarding tool rather than a necessary evil.

    Production Manager: Viktor Holm Lauridsen
    Director: Emil Muhammed Wardeh
    Performer: Amalie Møller
    Writer: Marcus Uhre
    Web: https://proletarteater.dk/
    Facebook: Proletar Teater | Facebook
    Instagram: @proletarteater
    Co-produced by Tårnby Park Studio

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    YANA (You are not alone)

    Artist: Nexus Dance
    When: 09.06 11:00–14:00 / 10–11.06 13:00–16:00 / 14.06 16:00–18:00
    Where: 9–11 June: Kastrup Strandpark / 14 June: Tårnbyparken
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    Our long journey goes not only into a physical place, but we will travel through hundreds of years. We will invite you into a sci-fi universe and tell you about our stories from there. This universe is built on the idea of community – you are not alone – and the future being neither dystopian nor utopian. It will be just as complicated as the present, but with a different wish to stay with the trouble.

    YANA (You are not alone) is a performance project with the intention of creating a place to deal with the climate crisis, activism and imagining non-dystopic futures. During TPPF, it will be shared as a lab-format, where visitors are invited to observe performative situations, co-create places and participate in activities such as building, singing and moving. We invite you to be present with us, allowing our past experiences and future imaginations come together to affect how we act in the present.

    In the frames of the climate crisis, the past cannot be changed, but our imaginations of the future can. So how can we start imagining the future differently?

    How can we challenge being present with each other through listening with both ears and bodies? Working with weight, leaning against and pulling away, we practice together what it means to continue to deal with troubles. Singing together offers a feeling of togetherness and playfulness while building structures of wooden beams and rope which becomes the place we call YANA. Join us on this shared journey into the future and back!

    Scenographer / collaborator: Aleksandra Lewon Vertical
    dance artist / collaborator: Esther Wrobel
    Circus performer / collaborator: Mari Vincentz
    Dance artist / leader / producer: Tanya Montan Rydell

    Thanks to Huset 2450 and Forsøgsstationen for the space! Co-produced by Tårnby Park Studio

    Facebook: Nexus Dance

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    Festival Opening: Garden Party

    When: Friday 09.06 16-22.00
    Where: Tårnbyparken
    Free Ticket  for the Garden Party (The Performance require extra tickets)
    

    We invite you for a chilled and inspirational garden party. Performance, Painting, Ping Pong and Bubbles. We will be barbecuing vegetables and other delicious food, providing DJ’s whose music dance with the leaves of Tårnby Parken and the waves of the ocean. The performances “Aisle to Aisle” from artist Karin Bergman opens the afternoon in the local BASALT around the corner), later as part of the common hang out, you can enjoy the work in progress choreography Autopsy of a Dying Continent (WK) by physical theater maker Soma Mamadou and the rice cake ritual We/Re Confess Our Faith by dancer Ran Suh. What’s to wait for? Get up on your bike, take the bus, your shared electrical car or walk straight away to Tårnbyparken!
    OPEN GRILL: We provide vegetarian grillfood to buy. But you are welcome to bring your own food as well and grill it!
    

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    Aisle to Aisle 

    Artist: Karin Bergman
    When:  9.6. – 16.00-16.30  / 10.6. – 13:00-13.30  and 14.00-14.30
    Where: 9.6 BASALT, Tårnby /  10.6 Netto, Tårnby Station
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    “Aisle to aisle” is a dance performance in a grocery store. Three dancers enter a grocery store during regular opening hours and accompanies its everyday activities. Situations and dances are performed by the entrance and along the aisles. Between the real and the fictional, a series of scenes unfold. The grocery store turns into a landscape where the expected can meet the unexpected.  “Aisle to aisle” is a performance iteration of a dance that has traveled from place to place through parking lots, grocery stores, galleries, parks, gas stations and inner yards. The iterations has in different ways dealt with dancing in-between people and their activities in complex and unpredictable environments. The dances are interested in the specificness of a place and the shifts of attention arising in the negotiation between a dance and its surroundings. The iterations has been developed in different formats for various sites, groups and contexts. Presented at f.ex. Dansehallerne, Tårnby Park Performance Festival and Dance Cooperative.

    Choreography: Karin Bergman
    Dance: Rebecka Berchtold, Ella Östlund, Karin Bergman
    Thanks to dancers from earlier iterations: Emilie Gregersen, Anna Lea Ourø, Marie Bru Eide, Max Wallmeier, Thjerza Balaj, Amalie Bergstein, Camilla Lind, Antonia Harke, Ágnes Grélinger
    Co-production: Tårnby Park Performance Festival.

    Facebook: Karin Bergman | Facebook
    Instagram: @karinbe

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    A Tårnby State of Mind
    

    Artists: Anna&Emil
    When: 9,13.-15.6 – 16:00-18.00 / 10.6 12:00-15.00 / Auction of the collective artwork: 15.6 – 16:30
    Where: 9.6 Tårnbyparken / 10.6 Tårnby Bibliotek/ 13,14,15.6, Tårnbyparken
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    The performance “A Tårnby State of Mind” is an invitation for passers-by, audience, random folk, old and young, to create a common piece of art with their neighbors and co-citizens. A big moving canvas is on a journey in Tårnbyparken and its neighborhood. Paint what’s in your mind! React to what others painted! We would like to see you creating pictures of what it does mean to live in Tårnby! How is it to be young in Tårnby?. How is it to be in charge of a family in Tårnby – to be lonely – to be old – to be happy? What are the thoughts of a citizen who live in a municipality that spends a lot of resources on sports, and very little on arts and culture in the public? Paint! Write! Become part of the picture! Create an image of the Tårnby state of mind and help creating imaginations its future! The performance will be durational and as the time passes more and more will be added to the large canvas. Lights, sound and bodily performative actions will be executed across time and make the performance fluid and expressive.

    Facebook: Anna Sofia Chonovitsch | Facebook / Emil Torp-Rasmussen | Facebook
    Instagram: @fuji_funk & @annachonovitsch

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    We/Re Confess Our Faith

    Artist: Ran Suh
    When: 9.6 – 18:30-19.15 /  15.6 – 18:30-19.15
    Where: Tårnbyparken, Tårnby Park Allé 22
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    We/Re Confess Our Faith is a participatory, rice cake ritual. It grew out of Ran Suh’s ethnographic research in Korean Village Shamanism in 2011. While cooking rice cake, Ran tells the village shamanic ritual’s rice cake tradition and the last elderly people who have struggled to continue the ritual. She asks audiences to join the remembering of the tradition and the elderly people by repeating their words, hoping to repair universal experiences in loss of traditions and communities, and regeneration of communities.

    Ran is a choreographer and artist-researcher who resides in Copenhagen and partly in Seoul. Based on her autoethnography, she has created multidisciplinary performances upon shamanism and traditional dances from post-colonial perspectives. After relocating to Denmark, she engaged in a climate activism performance group, Becoming Species. She sees the potential in intertwined narratives of descentralized collective activism, multispecies practices, and relearning indigenous cosmology & ancestral tradition. Her current practice is participating in and writing these movements and regenerating everyday communal rituals. She studied MFA in Choreography at KNUA and MA in Religious Studies at KU.

    Concept: Ran Suh
    Performer: Ran Suh
    Feedbacks: Trine Stårup Madsen, Thore Jurgensen, Karolina Tamara Wojtowicz
    Web: yeongransuh.com
    Facebook: YeongRan Suh | Facebook
    Instagram: @ran_suh

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    Autopsy of a Dying Continent (WK)

    Artist: Mamadou Soma & Delia Keller
    When: 09.06 – 19:30-20.00 / 13.6 – 18:00-18.30
    Where: 09.06 Tårnbyparkens Fælleshus / 13.6 Tårnbyparkens Café
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    Autopsy of a Dying Continent (WT) is an artistic research project by Soma Mamadou and Delia C. Keller. The research is about the sickness of the social body and its consequences in a sick society, and the individual and collective responsibility for the crises we are confronted with today (environmental, health, and security). With Soma Mamadou and Delia C. Keller’s first performance at the Tårnby Park Festival, they will place the audience in a ceremonial setting where a doctor tries to find a remedy for the great sick social body. Art can as a place of resilience, a beacon of hope and of rebirth of our society in the grip of stress, of multiple and multiform social crises! This research is based on observations Soma Mamadou experienced in Switzerland, Denmark, Burkina Faso, and Canada during his master’s studies at Accademia Teatro Dimitri in Switzerland.

    Delia C. Keller and Soma Mamadou met each other in 2017 in an exchange program of their schools in Ouagadougou (Escape Ghambidi and Zürcher Hochschule der Künste) where they made a project about the social act of drinking tea. Five years later they met by accident in Copenhagen and Autopsy of a Dying Continent is their first collective project.

    Conception & Coregraphy: Mamadou Soma, Stage design & Costumes : Delia C. Keller
    Web: https://soma.theater/ 

    Supported by: Dansk Skuespillerforbund

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    Blækspruttetanker

    Artist: Boaz Barkan
    When: 10.6 – 11:00-11:45
    Where: Tårnby Bibliotek, Kamillevej 4
    Tickets (Both children and adults need a ticket.)

    Octopus Thoughts is a dance performance where you are led around the library by a dancer. Through headphones you listen to music, different sounds and the dancer’s voice. During the journey, you will experience how the library is transformed into a sensory space of movement. So, get ready to move like an octopus through the world. Because octopuses are ingenious creatures that think with their bodies and have brains spread across their limbs. They see and taste with their skin and are constantly dancing with their environment. The performance is choreographed by choreographer and performance artist Boaz Barkan and performed by Amalie Bergsten Nielsen.

    Web: https://taarnbybib.dk/
    Facebook: Tårnby Bibliotek | Kastrup | Facebook / Boaz Barkan | Facebook
    Instagram: (@taarnbybibliotek)

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    The Loop of Cultural Reproduction

    Artist: Tom Silbiger
    When: 10.6 – 11:00 – 14.00 / 15.6 –  15:00 – 18.00
    Where: 10.6 Tårnby Torv / 15.6 Tårnbyparken
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    Through the agency of artefacts and rituals, this project attempts to enable and stimulate interaction between the residents of Tårnby, and between the different incarnations of Tårnby across time. From tribal settlements to the scar made by traffic infrastructure and the distant future. The Time Capsule will contain a collection of artefacts contributed by the people of Tårnby, together with stories about the rituals that formed and evolved around them. This cultural capital will be presented as part of the project exam and exhibition and eventually will be placed in a public space in Tårnby.

    Facebook: Tom Silbiger | Facebook / Instagram:@tombsilbi

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    Traveling Bodies

    Artist: Neda Kovinic
    When: 10.6 – 14:00 –  ca. 18.00 / 15.6 –  19:30 – 20.45
    Where: 10.6 Tårnby Kommunes Havnekontor  / 15.6 Tårnbyparkens Fælleshus
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    Embodied experience of sound and dance encounter with a natural reserve; the island Saltholm near Copenhagen. Movement and sound artists from Serbia and UK: Simonida Zarkovic (SR), Nevena Radulovic (SR), Neda Kovinic (SR), Neil Luck (UK).  “Traveling Bodies“ is a site specific performance-encounter of four dancers and musicians with the local nature and traffic infrastructure. Four artists from Serbia and London spend work and meeting time on the island of Saltholm, perform there and bring then their work into the area of the Tårnby Park Performance Festival in Tårnby. Neda Kovinic and her international team focus on the touch of a moving body and mind with a concrete site. How do different spaces of Tarnby  speak about the environmental questions and eco-anxiety? The company investigates questions of traveling, tourism and nature. They will spend days in the silent island of Saltholm, observe animals, plants, the sea and the airplanes landing at Kastrup Airport. What can a traveling body experience? How can the traveling body meet local bodies? The traveling bodies are messengers of human experience in an encounter of Nature and travel technology, between centers and borders…

    Performers: Simonida Zarkovic (SR), Nevena Radulovic (SR), Neda Kovinic (SR), Neil Luck (UK).
    Supported by:  Dancestation, Belgrade,  “Stanica” service for contemporary dance from Serbia, DoPoDo programme.
    Coproduced with Tårnby Park Studio

    Web: https://nedakovinic.wixsite.com/neda-kovinic
    Facebook: Neda Kovinic | Facebook
    Instagram: @nedakovinic @nevennevencica @arcoarcoarcoarco @roze_bambi

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    Frankensteins first walk in the neighborhood

    Artist: Fremtidsklubben: Nina, Joseph, Victoria, Ekko, Oona, Raffaella, Isabella, Sherish, Jacob, Luciana.
    Artistic leaders: Andreas Liebmann, Delia Keller, Birgitte Skands
    When: 13.6 – 16:30
    Where: Tårnbyparken and close neighborhood
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    Tårnby Park Studio’s local performance club for nonprofessionals is working with material of Frankenstein’s monster this year, leading to an indoor show in the late autumn. In the Tårnby Park Performance Festival, Fremtidsklubben creates a monster group that infiltrates the neighborhood with uncanny dances, scary faces and funky music. Come and be scared!

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    YOUR HEART OUT

    Artist: Ella Östlund & Ottavia Catenacci
    When: 13,15.6 – 17:00 -17.30
    Where: Tårnbyparken
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    YOUR HEART OUT is a dance playground for choreographic investigation into the logics and questions of fandom. It’s a curiosity towards fandom as a carrier bag of excessive emotion for imitating, worshiping and power playing hierarchical relationships. The fan and the idol are always playing – who moves what moves who? Ottavia Catenacci and Ella Östlund meet in their first collaboration, the proposal for Tårnby Park Festival will be a solo rendition of the work that is intended as a duo work. Ottavia Catenacci and Ella Östlund are both recent graduates from the BA in Dance and Choreography at Den Danske Scenekunstskole. The work YOUR HEART OUT has been developed at Tårnby Park Studio and via many phone calls and conversations throughout Europe.

    Ella Östlund (SE/DK) is a dance maker and performer based in Copenhagen (DK). She holds a BA in Dance and Choreography from the Danish School of Performing Arts. Her work concerns questions around the collective potential of the performance space, the work of performing and the landscapes between dance and music. As a performer she has worked for artists such as Matija Ferlin, Renan Martins, Snorre Elvin, Samuel Feldhandler, Malin Elgán and Julie Rasmussen.
    Ottavia Catenacci (IT/DK) graduated with a BA in Scenography at Urbino Art Academy and with a BA in Dance and Choreography at the Danish School of Performing Arts, studying with Rasmus Ölme, Malin Astner, Tiziana Fracchiolla, Quim Bigas Bassart, Anna Grip and Alma Söderberg. She is the author of Glory was at the fingertips (2019),  A Bridge/in case you will forget (2020) and godsibb (2022). She performed for Masako Matsushita, Samuel Feldhandler, Snorre Elvin, Renan Martins and Matija Ferlin.

    Choreography and performance: Ottavia Catenacci and Ella Östlund,
    Performer Tårnby Park Festival: Ella Östlund
    Instagram: @ellaostlnd  @ottaviacatenacci

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    Open Grill

    When: 13,14,15.6 – 17:30-19:00
    Where: Tarnbyparken

    Bring your own food! As in the other years, we want to picnic with you. Bring your own meal, have a drink and sit down at our tables, Meet a stranger, a neighbor that you never saw, meet the people you always miss when sitting in a public transportation because you or the other are staring into the smartphone. Going Picnic is much smarter! And if you cannot find the food you need at home – we might very well also offer you something delicious.

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    Kleist & Krise

    Artist: Boys* in Sync
    When: 13.6. – 19:00 – 19.45
    Where: Tårnbyparken
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    The performance group Boys* in Sync is researching the communal area of Tårnbyparken, which was established in the 1950s to provide green and affordable housing, inspired by the Athens Charter.  200 years earlier Heinrich von Kleist wrote “The Earthquake in Chile”, a short novel about a young couple whose love is socially forbidden. Only through the catastrophe of an earthquake are they able to escape execution and find shelter in a community of survivors outside the ruins of the destroyed city. Kleist’s novel can be read as a study of community and societal trauma – eventually law is reinstalled and the two lovers are killed by the newly established community that they had put their trust in. In the 40 min performative walk through the landscape of Tårnbyparken, Boys* in Sync explore its socio-political topography, stepping in and out of theatricality, using the architecture as well as Kleist’s novel to raise the questions: “What does it need to build a community? What do we learn from a crisis?”

    Performance & Concept: Jakob Schnack Krog & Simon David Zeller,
    Web: www.boysinsync.com 
    Instagram: @boys_in_sync @simondavidz 

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    An orientation walk training in the park with AMOK

    Artist: Amager Orienteringsklub (AMOK)
    When: 14.6 – 17:30 – 19.00
    Where: Tårnbyparken
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    How to get lost on a journey and how to find your way back on track? Amager Orienteringsklub (AMOK) is so kind to organize a training for professionals, amateurs and beginners! Come with your family and friends or  find your way alone through the labyrinth of Tårnbyparken! Get a fancy luminic badge when you have found a spot. Be one of the winners of a signed DVD with the locally produced E.T. remake “Tårnby får besøg”. Taking part in an orientation run is not only a physical challenge and a triggering of your visual capacity of imagining the local geography. It is – først og fremmest – a collective fun trip into your known and unknown neighborhood.

    Facebook: AMOK – Amager Orienteringsklub | Facebook
    Instagram: AMOK – Amager Orienteringsklub

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    FILM EVENING: “Stemme i mit øre“ (“Voice in my ear”) / “Tårnby får besøg”

    Artist: Max Morris – Doherty, Sophie Grodin, Andreas Liebmann, Boaz Barkan
    Date: 14.6 –  19:00 – 20.15
    Scene: Tarbyparkens Café
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    At 19.00 Sophie Grodin and Max Morris-Doherty present their animated movie “Stemme i mit øre“ (“Voice in my ear”). The movie presents voices from Tårnby about loneliness in the situation of the COVID-19 pandemic. The animation and drawings make it more than a documentary movie: An artistic interpretation of the situation of isolation and the longing to reach out. At 19.30 Boaz Barkan and Andreas Liebmann present their movie “Tårnby får besøg” – a remake of “E.T. by Steven Spielberg”. A little puppet that looks like E.T. visits Tårnby. But an agent from Copenhagen hunts him. The stars in that movie are citizens from Tårnby: A bus driver, and older lady from the plejehjem, politicians from different parties, the fire-departement, and mayor Allan Anderson!

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    Soft Clashes

    Artist: Gylleboverket, Kinéo 37, Nexus Dance, På den anden side, Trampoline House
    When: 15.6.  –  10:00-15.00
    Where: Tårnbyparkens Fælleshus
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    Tårnby Park Studio invites for a debate day about institution making, where Morten Goll, founder of the long existing Trampolinehuset, will guide us through the day. We will share experiences, practices, problems, failures. We will talk about the reality check that happens right in the moment people start to bring visions to life. Partners in conversation will be visionaries Gylleboverket (Malmö), På den anden side (Møn), Kinéo 37 (Odsherred) and Nexus Dance Company (CPH). These guests have different experiences in institution making and the process of transforming visions into life. They are all artists that want to effect a change of some sort. All of them have visions of how to make things better. All of them have an extended notion of what art can or should be in the society. Some being right in the beginning, and some looking back at years of practice.

    Visions are for free, but making them a reality is not.
    Visionmaking is work, needing time, space and resources to manifest in the physical world.
    Making visions work takes time.

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    Open Dance Workshop With Birgitte Skands

    Artist: Birgitte Skands
    When: 14,15.6 – 16:00-ca. 18.00
    Where: Tårnbyparken
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    Birgitte Skands, the invincible dance and performance legend from Copenhagen which is one of the artistic leaders of Fremtidsklubben, invites you to an open dance workshop. Drop-in! You come with your time budget and get rewarded with a refreshed sense of playing with your body. Move on the grass! Enjoy a shared flow. Dance under the blue sky of Tårnbyparken.

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    IN DUO WITH EARTH volume 5 #

    Artist: Birgitte Skands
    When: 15.6 – 21:00 – 21.30
    Where: Tårnbyparkens Fælleshus, Tårnbypark Allé 22
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    Through a re-cycling mode, the work IN DUO WITH EARTH Volume 5 #2023, unfolds as a ritual, in a re-cycling mode of animated elements and dances. IN DUO WITH EARTH is a movement reflection on the global body, on life and on circular time. It looks at the bodily aspect of the history of philosophy, while Birgitte moves and holds the Earth close to her. It addresses different forms of alienation, questions the state of humanity under pressure, and about inner home and the possibility of change through bodywork and the imaginary. This performance relates to the PhiloPhysical lectures series, PhiloPhysical is a series of performances that delve into historical aspects and philosophical perspectives, put in thematic relation to where we stand in the world here and now. Birgitte has developed this cross-aesthetic method, where visual art, dance and theater speak between text, movement and memory.

    Choreography: Birgitte Skands  Performer: Birgitte Skands, Scenography and Costumes: Delia C. Keller
    Facebook: Birgitte Skands | Facebook
    Instagram: @birgitte.skands

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    Team:

    Kontakt
    Andreas Liebmann  –  Artistic Director
    Delia Corina Keller – Executive Producer
    Tanya Montan Rydell – Excecutive Prroducer, Artistic Liaison and Logistics
    Ingunn Fjellang Sæther – Technical Supervisor
    Franco De Pian – Communication and Logistics
    Max Morris-Doherty – Grafic Design and Documentation
    Mille Højerslev Nielsen – Press
    Lara Ostan Vejrup – Production Assistant Soft Clashes
    Alfredo Miranda – Chef