Temps d’Images in Europe
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When a European television takes an interest in the performing arts, the result is TEMPS D’IMAGES. For many years, ARTE’s Cultural Activities section has been encouraging artists all over Europe to engage with different audiences and to produce hybrid works including people from other backgrounds. ARTE moved past the TV screen long ago.
LA FERME DU BUISSON, Scène nationale de Marne-La-Vallée, Noisiel, France
10-19 October 2008
A former industrial complex from the 19th century. La Ferme du Buisson has now been transformed into an international space for the production and dissemination of art. Typical events held at the Ferme du Buisson throughout the year include “Weekends at the Farm” and “Curious Nights”… inviting audiences form a variety of backgrounds to discover the work of resident artists or associates.
LES HALLES (Brussels, Belgium)
7 October-2 November 2008
As a special place on Brussels’s artistic map, Les Halles fosters a multi-disciplinary project: contemporary circus, dance, theatre at its most innovative, music and literary and political encounters.
ROMAEUROPA FESTIVAL (Rome, Italy)
27 September-10 December 2008
An international contemporary arts event, the annual Romaeuropa Festival stages dance, music and theatre in prestigious venues in Rome.
DUPLACENA (Lisbon, Portugal)
A performing arts and audiovisual production company, Duplacena draws inspiration to expand its events programme, in partnership with cultural venues in Lisbon.
tanzhaus nrw (Düsseldorf, Germany)
8-25 january 2009
Housed in a former Düsseldorf tram depot, this venue is devoted to contemporary dance in all its forms. All year through there is a large number of classes for amateurs and professionals, and on stage international companies switch with new productions by german choreographers.
TRAFÓ (Budapest, Hungary)
6-21 february 2009
A Mecca for the performing arts, Trafó erases borders between disciplines and countries, offering opportunities for experimentation and innovation.
CSW ZAMEK UJAZDOWSKI, (Warsaw, Poland)
16 January- 1rst February 2009
Ujazdowski Castle plays host to a complete range of contemporary art forms and boasts an artistic direction that reflects the castle’s architecture.
VON KRAHLI TEATER (Tallinn, Estonie)
ARTLINK (Bucarest, Roumanie)
GARAJISTANBUL (Istanbul, Turquie)
USINE C (Montreal, Canada)
This former industrial site is an international, modular, and multidisciplinary centre for the creation and dissemination of art.
