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- 12 Oct. '16
Results of HOBRA at Dutch Design Week 2016
The works created during the Dutch Olympic cultural programme HOBRA will be presented in the context of the Dutch Design Week on 23 October in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.In the period leading up to the Olympic Games ten duos of Dutch/Brazilian artists and creative professionals created new work. HOBRA is a combination of Holanda and Brasil – and it also refers to obra, which is the Portuguese word for (art) work. The Dutch-Brazilian duos worked in the disciplines of literature, film, theatre, music, dance, design, e-culture, visual arts, architecture, and in the field of cultural participation. During the project in Rio de Janeiro, the teams did not only work together as duos but were also challenged to connect to the work by other duos.
On Sunday 23 October, the results of this unique project will be presented in the Netherlands for the first time, in the context of the Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. The presentation will take place in Strijp S (Torenallee 86, Eindhoven) at 3 pm. Entrance is free, but there's limited seeting, so please register here.
The Dutch HOBRA participants were: Sjoerd ter Borg (architecture), Sjaron Minailo (theatre), Jonas Ohlsson (art), Daan Gielis (film) Fernando Belfiore (dance), Yuri Veerman (design), Jan Cleijne (literature), Emma Rekers (music), Thomas Kuijpers (E culture) and Jörgen Tjon A Fong (cultural participation). The Dutch participants will be present on 23 October to show their results.
Brazil invited the Netherlands to contribute to the cultural programme surrounding the Olympic Games. HOBRA is a partnership between six Dutch cultural public funds: Fonds Podiumkunsten, Fonds voor Cultuurparticipatie, Mondriaan Fonds, Nederlands Filmfonds, Nederlands Letterenfonds, Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie, and DutchCulture. The programme was produced along with various Brazilian cultural partners, including the TEMPO theatre festival. - 21 Mar. '19
Discussion for performing arts professionals who aspire to work abroad
The Performing Arts Fund NL and DutchCulture invite Dutch (performing) arts professionals for an interactive discussion about artistic freedom of those who work abroad. - 20 Mar. '19
World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People 2019
On 20 March we celebrate World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People, a worldwide celebration of performing arts for children and young people. - 12 Mar. '19
Visitors' programmes 2019: Dance and (music) theatre
Throughout 2019 Dutch Performing Arts continues to collaborate with renowned Dutch festivals for the organisation of visitors' programmes. Invitations to the visitors' programmes are extended by the organising festivals. - 12 Mar. '19
Visitors' programmes 2019: Music
Throughout 2019 Dutch Performing Arts continues to collaborate with renowned Dutch festivals for the organisation of visitors' programmes. Invitations to the visitors' programmes are extended by the organising festivals. - 12 Mar. '19
A bundle of visitors' programmes in 2019
Throughout 2019 Dutch Performing Arts continues to collaborate with renowned Dutch festivals for the organisation of visitors' programmes aimed at music, dance and (music) theatre presenters. - 7 Mar. '19
Video: Brand-new LoLanders collective
LoLanders is the first artistic collaboration of the Going Dutch programme, featuring three musicians from Scotland alongside three from the Netherlands. - 20 Feb. '19
For festival makers: Apply now for Atelier NEXT 2019
The Festival Academy invites festival makers to apply for the 16th edition of Atelier NEXT, taking place from 13-19 November 2019 in the Eurometropolis region (Belgium/France). - 12 Feb. '19
Open call: Mundial Montréal 2019
Mundial Montréal, North America’s World Music Summit, invites artists to submit an application to be considered for a 25-minute showcase spot at their annual conference. The ninth edition takes place from 19-22 November 2019. - 6 Feb. '19
For artists: Apply now to showcase at IPAY 2020
Performing artists can now apply to perform at IPAY (International Performing Arts for Youth) Showcase 2020 in Philadelphia, the United States. - 31 Jan. '19
Call for performances: Assitej World Congress 2020
Assitej, the International Association of Theatre for Children and Young People, invites children’s theatre and dance companies to submit performances for their World Congress in May 2020. - 30 Jan. '19
Recap: Dutch TYA at IPAY Showcase 2019
What better place to showcase some of the finest Dutch performing arts for young audiences than IPAY Showcase? Dutch Performing Arts proudly powered the participation of eight theatre and dance companies from the Netherlands, who presented their productions for ages 2+ at the international conference in Philadelphia. - 29 Jan. '19
Call for proposals: WOMEX 2019
In preparation of their 25th edition, WOMEX invites artists, DJs, producers, filmmakers, conference speakers and visionaries to send in their proposal for a band, artist, conference topic, interactive session idea, network or film. - 24 Jan. '19
Open call for young playwrights in the Netherlands and Flanders
Dutch Performing Arts invites young playwrights in the Netherlands and Flanders to participate in a four-day translation workshop led by bilingual author and translator Peter Waterhouse. - 22 Jan. '19
Open call RESHAPE
RESHAPE wants to (re)imagine new models of organising the arts sector. The organisation invites artists and cultural workers from Europe and the South Mediterranean to submit alternative models of working together or to engage audiences in innovative ways. - 10 Jan. '19
Open call Busan International Performing Arts Festival
Busan International Performing Arts Festival (BIPAF) is hosting a competition for street arts called Dynamic Street. - 18 Dec. '18
Tidal wave of Dutch youth arts in US
Throughout 2019, Never Grow Up! brings an abundance of Dutch film, literature and performing arts for young audiences to the United States. - 17 Dec. '18
Video: Going Dutch at ZomerJazzFietsTour 2018
For a touch of summer in winter: tune in for a recap of ZomerJazzFietsTour by Going Dutch. - 16 Dec. '18
Recap: Dutch delegation at CINARS & Mundial Montreal 2018
In November, six Dutch delegates visited the CINARS Biennale and Mundial Montreal in Montreal, Canada together with Dutch Performing Arts. They received a contribution from Dutch Performing Arts for their visit aimed at promoting, researching and/or networking for a Dutch music company (classical, contemporary, jazz and world music). - 13 Dec. '18
Open call Altofest 2019
Altofest invites professional artists in the performing arts to send in their proposal for Altofest 2019. - 11 Dec. '18
Open call Assitej Artistic Gathering 2019: professionals' programme
Assitej welcomes proposals for the professionals' programme of Assitej Artistic Gathering in Kristiansand, Norway, from 2-7 September 2019. - load more...