International Contemporary Dance Company 2018-2020
Gwyn Emberton Dance
Cooperation Projects
Wales
2018

Image: iCoDaCo 2016 Photo by Cheung Chi-Wan - 2018
Total project grant (euros)
196,706.59
Sub-programme
Culture
Funding scheme
Creative Europe
Call number
EACEA 34/2018
Project date
5 Aug 2018 - 6 Aug 2020
Number of partners in project
3
Lead organisation
Aloni & Brummer Productions Ab, Sweden
Partners
Nowohuckie Centrum Kultury, Poland
Gwyn Emberton Dance, Wales
Sin Muveszeti Es Kulturalis Nonprofit Kft, Hungary
iCoDaCo 2018-2020 (International Contemporary Dance Collective) is an international, multicultural and dynamic project. At its core, six artists from five countries venture through their first collective co-creation process together.
The collective co-creation will examine the concept of transformation from political, physical, spatial and psychological approaches. The creation process stands in the heart of an interactive, inclusive and hybrid operation which aspires to develop competence and empower communities as well as individuals in both urban and rural locations. The project offers multiple opportunities to demonstrate and practice values, such as diversity, tolerance and communality through creative and productive endeavors. In addition to these aspects, iCoDaCo also offers an opportunity to interrogate manifestations of collective practices as a microcosm to large scales unions and collectives such as the European Union through lenses of identity, nationality, individuality, power structures and productivity.
iCoDaCo will be observed by professional writers and scholars, associated artists, collaborators and the general public who will all generate textual and visual contributions that will be edited into the iCoDaCo book which then can be viewed as an anecdotal insight to the unique process or as a multifaceted manual to international co production and cross-cultural corporations. We will conduct activities in all five countries which are collaborating on the realization of the project, as well as additional geographic territories. The activities will go on from August 2018 to August 2020 and will include creation processes, workshops, open classes, panel talks, performances, on-line interaction, informal book publication.
Image: iCoDaCo 2016. Photo by Cheung Chi-Wan - 2018