Choreography+ is a platform for artistic research and critical discourse around expanded choreography, co-developped with Johanna Hilari.
While expanded choreography questions the West-dominated and Enlightenment-grounded idea of an anthropocentric, positedly-neutral, independent, unified subject in dance, it remains a largely Eurocentric phenomenon, exemplified mainly by Western European choreographers and discussed by Western European theorists and historians, rarely explicitly situating their work in the specificity of Western Europe. Choreography+ dissects expanded choreography to make visible its Eurocentric bias, while repertorying expanded choreographic practices that contain critical potential.
Choreography+ unfolds in a slow temporality, through in-person workshops, analog zines and an evolving online platform, soon accessible under https://choreographyplus.com/.
March 2022: The pervasion of the digital: critical choreography in expanding realms, University of Bern, with: Anna Anderegg, Marcel Kieslich, Sophia New and Daniel Belasco Rogers (Plan B), David Rittershaus, Charlotta Ruth, and Isabel Seliger.
April 2024: The limits of expanded choreography: Eurocentric paradigm or critical potential?, University of Bern, with: David Castillo, Freda Fiala, Dawit Seto, Willimann/Arai, Kaldi Moss, Marcel Kieslich, Sophia New and Daniel Belasco Rogers (Plan B), and Charlotta Ruth.