Choreographic Turn #8: Notes and reflections

Nika Arhar; Jaka Bombač

doi:10.1386/maska_00196_1

ISSN: 1318-0509
E-ISSN: 2050-957X

Choreographic Turn #8: Notes and reflections
By Nika Arhar and Jaka Bombač
Source: Maska, Volume 39, Issue 221-222, Sep 2024, p. 82 - 95
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1386/maska_00196_1
Language: English
- Published online: 21 Oct 2024

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In December 2023, Nika Arhar and Jaka Bombač participated in Choreographic Turn #8 (CT). Here they reflect on the dance practices of Liza Šimenc, Tina Rozman, Tina Benko and Ema Križič, as well as on the parameters of their own work and ways of adopting a more autonomous research position within the constellation of CT.

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