Materialities in Dance & Performance

Writing, Documenting, Archiving

Gabriele Klein, Franz Anton Cramer

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Transcript Verlag
18 June 2024

Dance; Other performing arts

Series: Critical Dance Studies

"The ""material turn"" in science and art has brought the artistic process and the materiality of staging into focus, thereby challenging the paradigm of dance and performance as ephemeral arts. At the same time, digital media have given rise to new forms of materiality, documentation, and archiving. But what is ""materiality"" in dance and performance? What role do materials play as part of the cultural memory of an ephemeral art? The contributors explore concepts of materiality in dance and performance, the use of materials in artistic practices, and the role of social media in changing perceptions of dance and performance. This volume demonstrates how the focus on materiality shapes contemporary dance and performance art and challenges established concepts in performance and dance research."

Edited by: Gabriele Klein, Franz Anton Cramer
Imprint: Transcript Verlag
Country of Publication: Germany
Dimensions: Height: 24mm, Width: 16mm,
Weight: 456g
ISBN: 9783837670646
ISBN 10: 3837670643
Series: Critical Dance Studies
Pages: 276
Publication Date: 18 June 2024
Audience: Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Gabriele Klein (Dr. rer. soc.) has been a full professor of sociology with a focus on human movement science, dance and performance studies at Universit�t Hamburg since 2002. Since 2022 she has also been professor of ballet and dance (Hans-van-Manen Chair) at the University of Amsterdam. She is PI of the Cluster of Excellence �Understanding Written Artefacts� at Universit�t Hamburg. From 2022 to 2023, she was a fellow at the research center �global dis: connect�. Franz Anton Cramer is a research associate in the project �Choreographies of Archiving� directed by Gabriele Klein (2020-2023), as part of the Cluster of Excellence �Understanding Written Artefacts� at Universit�t Hamburg. Prior to that, he conducted research and archival projects at Universit�t Leipzig (Dance Archives), Centre national de la danse in Paris (CND), Tanzplan Deutschland / Dance Heritage (Berlin), and Paris Lodron Universit�t Salzburg.