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Contemporary dance happens here: deploying dance in regional settings
This panel features dynamic and diverse representation from some of Australia's leading voices within the regional arts sector. They will engage you in a debate on notions of excellence, community engagement and being objectified as 'regional'. Listen to the podcast and read the movement response.
Identity and belonging: a response to National Dance Forum 2015
Karen Veldhuizen shares her personal highlights from National Dance Forum 2015. 'I offer them to you as representative of the sense of belonging I found amongst the Australian dance community.'
National Dance Forum 2015—making compost & creating a thriving community
Annette Carmichael responds to Andrew Morrish's National Dance Forum 2015 provocation.
Ausdance National's key publications
A overview of Ausdance National's key areas of publication: dance research, dance artists' voices, factsheets for Safe Dance and professional business practice.
Dancing the Design
This article is an account of Sela Kiek-Callan's postgraduate research journey in "Dancing Design", an exploration of affinities between architecture and dancing bodies which become manifest in embodied responses of weight, rhythm and intensity when dancers pay attention to the built environment in which they are encased.
Dance teaching and learning in context: activating the head, heart and hands
Avril Huddy and Kym Stevens (both lecturers in dance at Queensland University of Technoology) cover the latest pedagogical concepts in the training of dance teachers across a broad spectrum at a university level.
Our top 2014 moments in dance
What better way to wrap up our year in dance than to recall some of the big 2014 moments in dance.
This year dance gave us much celebrating—what a wonderful way to spend a year! We honoured the discipline and dedication of our professional dance artists. We danced to make us happier and healthier. We saw dance used for rehabilitation. We made dance that celebrated all bodies. We watched dance that challenged our ideas about what dance should be. We were excited by new choreographic talent. We were inspired by the latest Australian dance thinking on show at the 2014 World Dance Alliance Global Summit. We celebrated big birthdays and said goodbye to old friends.
A historical overview of dance in the New Zealand curriculum
A historical overview of the development of the New Zealand dance curriculum from the early twentieth century to the present day reveals shifting meanings and emphases from military drills to gymnastics, eurhythmics, creative movement, European folk dance and cultural Maori dance. In the last decade however, dance in the New Zealand school curriculum has arguably gone through its most influential change as it shifted from the physical education curriculum to the arts curriculum.
This curriculum shift refined and focussed the academic study of dance in New Zealand primary, secondary and tertiary education contexts. This article focuses upon curriculum and the key persons shaping curriculum development and its delivery in New Zealand from the early 1900s to the present day.
A National Dance Forum that embodies our diversity, its history, its present and its future
Andrew Morrish, 2015 National Dance Forum facilitator, shares his vision for this forum: an NDF that embodies our diversity, its history, its present and its future, and to experience the forum as a living community.
Highlights from the International Association for Dance Medicine & Science annual meeting
Highlights from the 24th Annual Meeting of IADMS—enhancing the health, wellbeing, training and performance of dancers by cultivating educational, medical, and scientific excellence.
Reasons not to miss this National Dance Forum
It's been described as the most significant platform for dialogue across the Australian contemporary dance sector. For two days, escape the isolation and immerse yourself in discussion, debate, networking, new ideas and reflection on artistic practice.
Leigh Warren a lifetime of achievement
Leigh Warren will be honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2014 Australian Dance Awards for his outstanding contribution to dance as a performer, choreographer, teacher, director and mentor over four decades.
How are dance artists speaking about, writing about, and communicating their work?
As part of developing the 2015 National Dance Forum's 'lines of focus', curatorial panel members shared their thoughts about the inherent concerns and realities affecting current professional practice in Australia. This is Matthew Day's response.
Inside a pre-professional year at Sydney Dance Company
23 students participated in Sydney Dance Company's 2014 Pre-Professional training program. Two of them talk about their experience.
Dance for Parkinson's in Australia
For people with Parkinson's disease, high quality dance classes led by trained professional teaching artists are becoming internationally acknowledged and valued as both a creative activity and an evidence-based therapeutic intervention. From my own dancer's perspective, these classes are a beautiful and satisfying way to authentically share my own experience and passion for the art form in way that also connects to community.
Arts and health organisations, publications, conferences and workshops
Australian arts and health organisations, publications, conferences, research and workshops (2014).
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival—Phoebe Barnes talks about her experience
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, which takes place every summer in Massachusetts USA, is lauded worldwide as a "hub and mecca of dancing"..."one of America's most precious cultural assets"....and "the dance center of the nation." Phoebe Barnes, Australian dancer & teacher, talks about her exciting experience at the 2014 Festival.
Looking out from downunder—Australian dance today
Julie Dyson and Cheryl Stock discuss Australian Dance in Shifting Sands: Dance in Asia and the Pacific.
Accented Body
Arguably the largest and most complex independent project of this nature staged in Australia, Dr Cheryl Stock's accented body was a project of small break-through discoveries and ongoing creative partnerships.
An extraordinary career: Cheryl Stock, AM
Julie Dyson pays tribute to Cheryl Stock who was recently awarded an AM. Cheryl is an artist and scholar who has influenced four decades of Australian policy, dance education, scholarship and research, dance leadership and artistic vision.
The latest Australian dance thinking on show at the 2014 World Dance Alliance Global Summit
More than 25 Australian's will travel to the 2014 World Dance Alliance Global Summit to talk, perform and share the latest in dance thinking and practice-led research. You'll find some terrific tools and ideas that might change the way you approach your own creative or teaching practice, or inspire you to try something new.
Kay Armstrong talks about her Peggy van Praagh fellowship
Choreographer Kay Armstong, the 2013 recipient of the Ausdance Peggy van Praagh Choreographic Fellowship, talks about "three synergistic professional development activities" that have been enabled by this Fellowship.
International Dance Day messages
Stephen Page's 2004 International Dance Day message and the 2012–13 video messages.
A practitioner speaks: an interview with David McMicken
Jacqueline Simmonds interviews David McMicken at Tracks Dance Collective, Brown's Mart Community Arts Project, Darwin, November 1995.
Spoken memory: oral history interviews at the National Library of Australia
A list of oral history interviews available to download now (2014). It includes interviews with Australian artistic directors, choreographers, dancers, dance teachers and arts administrators. Links take you directly to the download page on the National Library's website.
Sustainable careers for dance artists
The dancer's performing life is highly focused, demanding dedicated vocational training from an early age, and it depends on time-consuming creative and physical regimes. Dance artists, in contrast with other artists, are particularly challenged when it comes to professional career development.
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Australian Dance Awards
The annual Australian Dance Awards recognise and honour professional Australian dance artists who have made an outstanding contribution to Australian dance. The event aims to publicly honour and reward those who have, through their achievements, raised the standards of dance in Australia; raise the profile and prestige of dance and acknowledge the depth and diversity of the dance profession in our society; and present a performance program representing excellence and diversity in the pinnacle of both innovative and established dance.
National Dance Forum 2015
The National Dance Forum 2015 focused on the inherent concerns and realities affecting current professional practice in Australia.
Australian Youth Dance Festival
The Australian Youth Dance Festival provides creative development opportunities for young people at all skills levels. They work with some of the finest and most exciting dance makers in Australia.
The experience provides professional dance artists with creative challenges, professional development and opportunities to work alongside their peers and with Australia's rising youth dance talent.
Participants include school students, youth dance company members, full-time dance students and relative beginners in dance, as well as dance teachers, choreographers and youth dance leaders.
Keith Bain Choreographic Travel Fellowship
Before Keith Bain OAM passed away in 2012, he left a bequest to Ausdance National to provide financial assistance for an emerging choreographer to travel internationally with the sole purpose of developing and extending their choreographic practice.
2012 National Dance Research Forum
In 2012, Ausdance National, with the Tertiary Dance Council of Australia (TDCA), hosted a forum for dance researchers at Deakin University and Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne.
2013 National Dance Forum
Exploring the unique qualities of dance as an artform and why we choose it as our mode of expression, communication or storytelling, this forum embraced views from multiple perspectives: maker, dancer, educator, audience member and the broader community, while focusing on a central question, 'Why dance?'
Shaping the landscape—celebrating dance in Australia
This, the fourth book in the series Celebrating Dance in Asia and the Pacific, explores the current dance scene in Australia from a wide perspective that mirrors the creative engagement of artists with Australian culture and the landscape.
2011 National Dance Forum
Some of Australia's most exciting dancers, choreographers, curators, critics and collaborators met to discuss and reflect on the state of dance practice in Australia now, and to chart a course for the future.
Securing career opportunities and professional employment for artists
SCOPE's aim was to ensure that dance artists proactively participated in and effectively managed their own careers, education and personal development. Each of the artists worked with a professional career counsellor to develop their own career action plans. The program aimed to capture, transfer and adapt the creative capital of the individual artist to other areas of work and productivity.
Supporting the Live Performance Training Package
After nation-wide research, Innovation and Business Skills Australia concluded that 'there is strong industry and community demand for national qualifications to help lift standards across the profession and set clear national benchmarks which promote consistency while maintaining flexibility'.
Dance Plan 2012
Identifies four ambitions for 2012, with a list of achievable objectives. These ambitions reflect the diversity and dynamism of dance in our communities. They require our energy and attention to ensure that dance, as an artform and an enjoyable form of recreation for all, remains at the heart of Australian life.
Dance in the National Cultural Policy
Ausdance supported the development of Australia's National Cultural Policy. We believed it should not only deliver new ideas and strategies, but also reflect the ambitions of the Australian community (including those identified in Dance Plan 2012).
It should respect and promote Indigenous perspectives, and encompass the cultural ambitions of our multicultural society. It should reflect and acknowledge the breadth of cultural activity and diversity, including professional excellence in artistic performance and education, community access and participation, and artists' career development and sustainability.
Ausdance National newsletter
Published every two months, and themed around an event or popular dance topic, our email newsletter reflects on professional dance practice and shares ways for you to get involved.
Dancehouse Diary
The Dancehouse Diary aims to bring the independent dance makers' thinking to wider audiences. It aims at developing rigorous content around their work and triggering new perspectives and connections around their research. It is a catalyst for provoking critical thinking, discourse and a poetic vision of dance and other related arts forms. It is Dancehouse's mission to cultivate access and appreciation of this art form and for that, the Diary is a less ephemeral and a more in-depth attempt to make those connections.
Asia–Pacific Channels
Asia–Pacific Channels is the bi-annual newsletter of the World Dance Alliance (WDA), published by Ausdance National in collaboration with MyDance Alliance in Malaysia. It profiles dance events and activities from WDA members throughout the Asia–Pacific region.
The Dame Peggy van Praagh memorial address
Dame Peggy van Praagh, founding Artistic Director of The Australian Ballet, had a vision of developing a unique dance culture for Australian dance. The Ausdance memorial addresses pay tribute to, and acknowledge, her legacy in this country.
Moving on: career transition of professional dancers in Australia
Moving on presents the findings of research into problems and prospects for career transition amongst professional dancers in Australia.
Dance in Australia: a profile
A report on the organisational structure of dance in Australia, the situation of individual dancers, the characteristics of audiences, funding issues, and dance education and training
Australian Dance Summits 2001
This report presents some of the debate from a series of Dance Summits held in each State and Territory during February/March 2001. In 1991, under the auspices of the Australia Council, 148 members of the Australian dance community gathered in Canberra to debate the future of dance for the following decade. Much was achieved from those recommendations, but with a new decade about to begin, Ausdance assumed the role of facilitator and organised a series of State and Territory meetings, culminating in a national summit in Canberra on 26 March 2001. More than 220 members of the Australian dance community debated a wide range of issues during these consultations, and agreed on six priorities for action.
The Mayer key competencies in arts education
This report uses the experience of arts teachers to show how the key competencies may have a generic function across the five arts areas.
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Watch videos of National Dance Forum 2015 panel discussions
- Transforming the form: changing structures and their effects
- The subtleties and nuances of innovation.
- Discourse: How is dance written about, spoken about and communicated?
A partnership between the Australia Council for the Arts and Ausdance National, the NDF is a biennial gathering for the Australian professional contemporary dance sector. It fosters the artistic development of dance in Australia by providing a platform for discussion between Australian choreographers, dancers, independent artists, artistic directors, educators, researchers and dance producers.
Keynote #2 Jerril Rechter interviewed by Fiona Winning
Date: 20 March 2015
Contemporary dance happens here: deploying dance in regional settings
Date: 20 March 2015
Chair: Annette Carmichael.
Speakers: Jacob Boehme, Lesley Graham, Britt Guy, Julian Louis
This panel features dynamic and diverse representation from some of Australia's leading voices within the regional arts sector. They will engage you in a debate on notions of excellence, community engagement and being objectified as 'regional'.
The academic artist: oxymoron or creative synergy?
Date: 20 March 2015
Chair: Cheryl Stock
Speakers: Shaun McLeod, Julie-Anne Long, Jo Pollitt
There are ongoing tensions between academics who employ artistic practice as part of their skills set versus artists who enter the academy through a higher degree or taking up a university job opportunity. This panel will address both the pitfalls and opportunities when academic research interacts with creative practice. How one area supports and engages the other is a multifaceted and complex endeavour.
Dance Massive artists panel
Date: 20 March 2015
Chair: Emily Sexton
Speakers: Martin del Amo, Anouk van Dijk, Clare Watson, Zaimon Vilmanis, Katrina Lazaroff
Dance Massive Artists Panel A panel of diverse artists all presenting a varied spectrum of completed and, in-progress works as part of Dance Massive 2015, this discussion will invite conversation regarding current trends in Australian choreographic practice and the significance of presenting work within a Festival context.
Dance criticism, writing and discourse
Date: 20 March 2015
Chair: Ashley Dyer
Speakers: Matthew Day, Jordan Beth Vincent, Jana Perkovic, Vicki van Hout
'The perfect dance critic does not exist.' Miguel Gutierrez.
The role of the critic is no longer merely about helping an audience discriminate between 'better' and 'worse'. This panel discussion unpacks the changing value of discourse and critical writing. It engages thoughtful artists and dance writers who ask the sometimes fraught questions: What is the role of the critic? For who or what are they writing? Can anyone be a critic? What role can writing and discourse play in influencing the development of dance practice? And how does it affect dance as a form?
Crossing borders: International collaboration
Date: 20 March 2015
Chair: Jeff Khan
Speakers: Tim Darbyshire, Thomas E. S. Kelly, Pirjetta Mulari (Dance Info Finland), Paul Selwyn Norton, Ade Suharto
This discussion explores Australia-international exchange from the perspective of artists, curators, and organisations. What are the benefits of international exchange and how can it develop artists' practices? What are some best-case examples of genuine exchange between practitioners from diverse backgrounds and perspectives? Where, how and why do artists want to be working in this context?
From black box to white box
Date: 20 March 2015
Chair: Hannah Mathews
Speakers: Phillip Adams, Atlanta Eke, Alison Currie, Latai Taumoepeau
This panel seeks to map out the historical lineage and contemporary concerns of creating and presenting choreographic works within gallery spaces. By reflecting on past examples and considering the current trend towards using the white cube as a context for dance, the session will address the interests and concerns of choreographers who cross dance with visual arts practice.
Integrated practice
Date: 21 March 2015
Chair: Andrew Morrish
Speakers: Michelle Ryan, Kate Sulan, Janice Florence, Philip Channells
Some of Australia's leading dance practitioners, who work in dance and physical performance with or alongside artists with disability, discuss process, performance, access, aesthetics and disability politics.
NAISDA auditions 2015—applications close 7 August 2015
NAISDA's 2015 auditions for the 2016 intake are at NAISDA Dance College 21–25 September 2015.
Audition is by application and invitation only. Audition applications close Friday 7 August 2015.
For more information and to apply for a NAISDA audition, visit the NAISDA website and download the Audition Pack.
UNESCO International Arts Education Week 25–31 May 2015
UNESCO International Arts Education Week is an arts education advocacy event that draws attention to the role arts education plays in a global agenda of peace and cultural understanding.
This year's theme is arts education for sustainable development.
We support arts education for sustainable development as the theme for International Arts Education Week because we believe that arts education promotes personal and social well-being. Arts education develops students' self-esteem, social interactions and confidence.
2015 Australian Dance Awards longlist
The long list of nominations is being shortlisted by the Australian Dance Awards selection panel.
The shortlist will be announced in July, with winners announced at the 2015 Australian Dance Awards in Adelaide on Saturday 12 September.
One Body, One Career—Countertechnique method intensive
- What: One Body, One Career—Anouk van Dijk's Countertechnique method intensive
- When: 29 June – 10 July 2015.
- Where: Melbourne, Australia.
The intensive is for professional dancers and advanced students interested in pursuing a long, healthy and successful career in dance.
It is curated and taught by Chunky Move Artistic Director, Anouk van Dijk, in conjunction with Countertechnique Master Teacher Nina Wollny and American Alexander Technique expert Tom Koch.
First-time participants will gain an intensive introduction to the distinct elements and methodology that form Countertechnique, Anouk van Dijk's movement system and training method. Returning participants have the opportunity to deepen and expand their understanding. Through theory, physical practice, discourse and workshops, participants will gain a set of practical tools that they will be able to draw from and apply in their daily dance practice.
Asia-Pacific Dance Bridge 2015: Connectivity through dance
16 – 18 October 2015
World Dance Alliance Singapore is proud to present the 2015 Annual General Meeting of World Dance Alliance Asia-Pacific alongside Asia-Pacific Dance Bridge 2015: Connectivity Through Dance.
Asia-Pacific Dance Bridge 2015: Connectivity through Dance aims to cultivate dance connectivity within Singapore's own dance community as well as forge alliances between dancers, academics, educators and administrators throughout the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. The conference will consist of several events: Symposium, Choreolab, Community Showcase, Small Company and Independent Artist Showcase, Singapore Tertiary Showcase and Workshops.
These events will be presented in partnership with Singapore's arts industry organisations located in Singapore's arts & culture district including Esplanade Theatres on the Bay (Esplanade), Lasalle College of the Arts (Lasalle), Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), National Library Building (NLB), and School of the Arts (SOTA).
The World Dance Alliance Asia-Pacific (WDAAP) Annual General Meeting, Network Meetings, Young Scholars Meeting as well as the World Dance Alliance Global Executive Meeting will also be hosted at NAFA.
Submissions deadlines
Call for Symposium: Closed
Call for Choreolab:
15 April 2015 Extended to 30 April 2015
Call for Community Showcase:
15 April 2015 Extended to 30 April 2015
Call for Small Company & Independent Artist Showcase:
15 April 2015 Extended to 30 April 2015
Call for Workshops:
15 April 2015 Extended to 30 April 2015
For further details of the event please visit the WDAS2015 website.
WDA members can register here now.
American Dance Festival 2015
American Dance Festival (ADF) 2015 will take place 11 June – 25 July in Durham, USA.
Heralded as "One of the nation's most important institutions" by the New York Times and as "The world's greatest dance festival" by the New York Post, the ADF has a long record of creative achievement and is indivisible from the history of modern dance.
Since 1934, ADF has remained committed to serving the needs of dance, dancers, choreographers, and professionals in dance-related fields. Remaining true to the goals of its founding artists, ADF's programs are developed based on its mission:
- to encourage and support the creation and presentation of new modern dance work by both established and emerging choreographers,
- to preserve our modern dance heritage through continued presentation of classic works as well as through archival efforts,
- to build wider national and international audiences for modern dance,
- to enhance public understanding and appreciation of the art form and its cultural and historical significance,
- to provide a sound scientific and aesthetic base for professional education and training of young dancers,
- and to maintain a forum for integrating and disseminating information on dance education.
Go to the ADF website to find out more.
Tanja Liedtke Fellowship
The Tanja Liedtke Foundation is is pleased to announce South Australian dancer and choreographer Gabrielle Nankivell as the winner of the 2015 Tanja Liedtke Fellowship. Congratulations to Gabrielle!
Gabrielle was also the inaugural recipient of the Keith Bain Choreographic Travel Fellowship, presented at the 2014 Australian Dance Awards last November.
Previous TLF recipients have been Joseph Simons (2013) Antony Hamilton (2009) and Katarzyna Sitarz (2011).
Announcing Jerril Rechter as keynote artist-in-conversation #2
Jerril Rechter is the CEO of VicHealth. She has extensive experience in leadership across the areas of government and not-for-profit sectors.
Jerril is a World Health Organization Advisor, a board member of the International Network of Health Promotion Foundations, a member of Victoria's Justice Health Ministerial Advisory Council and a member of the Liquor Control Advisory Council.
She regularly presents at state, national and international conferences and events to share her experiences in health promotion, leadership, the arts, and the potential of innovations to improve health and wellbeing for everyone.
She has served on various state and national boards and committees, including VicHealth's, as Board Member from 2004 to 2010. Her Ministerial appointments have included the Victorian Eating Disorders Taskforce, Australia Day Committee Victoria, Australia Council for the Arts Deputy Chair Dance Board, Arts Tasmania Board, Brand Tasmania Board and the Community Leaders Group Tasmania.
Jerril is a recipient of a Centenary Medal, Tasmania Day Award, and Fellowships from the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust, Australia Council, Harvard Club of Australia, the Australian Davos Forum-Future Summit, and Williamson Community Leadership Program (Leadership Victoria).
Jerril holds a Master of Business Leadership from RMIT University. She has held executive positions at Leadership Victoria, Melbourne International Festival of the Arts, Footscray Community Arts Centre, and founded Stompin Youth Dance Company.
The National Forum is a partnership between the Australia Council for the Arts and Ausdance National.
Announcing Lemi Ponifasio as keynote artist-in-conversation #1
National Dance Forum partners the Australia Council for the Arts and Ausdance National are thrilled to announce acclaimed New Zealand-based artist Lemi Ponifasio as the first keynote artist-in-conversation for NDF2015.
Lemi is a leading voice in contemporary dance and theatre making internationally, based in the Asia-Pacific, performing and collaborating worldwide. He will be in conversation with NDF2015 co-facilitator Fiona Winning on the afternoon of Thursday 19 March.
The second keynote and the full list of speakers will be unveiled in early February.
Lemi Ponifasio
Theatre artist Lemi Ponifasio founded the MAU in Auckland in 1995, a collaboration of communities and artists from all over the world.
MAU is a Samoan word that means a declaration to the truth of a matter or revolution as an effort to transform.
In his artistic universe, Ponifasio orients the modern individual towards other dimensions of consciousness by way of the decelerated rhythm of his strict aesthetic, making use of striking images, movement and dynamic interplay of light and darkness. A pioneer at the international frontier of dance and theatre art, his theatre vision transcends the barriers between genres and cultures and transmits the universal power of art. Lemi Ponifasio presents his productions in such places as the Avignon Festival, BAM, Ruhrtriennale, Edinburgh International Festival, Theatre de la Ville Paris, London's Southbank, Holland Festival, Luminato Festival, Vienna Festival and Berliner Festspiele.
I AM, Ponifasio's most recent work, premiered at the Avignon Festival 2014 followed by seasons at the Edinburgh International Festival, the Ruhrtriennale, Germany, and I AM MAPUCHE for Festival Santiago a Mil, Chile. His other creations include Birds With Skymirrors responding to the disappearing Pacific Islands, homelands to most of his dancers and devastated by climate change; Tempest: Without A Body, concerning our collective paralysis in the face of truth, symbolized by increased and unlawful use of state power post 9/11; Le Savali: Berlin confronting the imperial City of Berlin with its own communities, the young generation of immigrant families in search of belonging and constrained by threat of deportation; The Crimson House probing the nature of power and subjectivity in our panoptic state – a world that sees all and no longer forgets; and Stones In Her Mouth, a work with Maori women as transmitters of a life force through oratory, ancient chants, choral-work and dance. In 2012 Ponifasio staged the epic opera Prometheus by Carl Orff for the Ruhrtriennale.
Watch some of Lemi's work with MAU
Stones in her mouth (2014)
Birds with sky mirrors
Tempest: without a body
The Crimson House
2015 World Dance Alliance events in Singapore
When: 16–18 October 2015
Where: Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), Singapore
World Dance Alliance Singapore is proud to present the 2015 Annual General Meeting, Network Meetings and Young Scholars Meeting of World Dance Alliance Asia-Pacific as well as the Global Executive Meeting alongside the conference Asia-Pacific Dance Bridge 2015: Connectivity through Dance. Coinciding with the da:ns festival organised by the Esplanade, Singapore, conference events at venues located in Singapore's arts and culture district are outlined below.
The conference aims to cultivate dance connectivity within Singapore's own dance community as well as forge alliances between dancers, academics, educators and administrators throughout the Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
The conference will include scholarly papers, performative presentations and Pecha Kucha style presentations. Other conference events include showcases, a choreolab, masterclasses and workshops.
Asia-Pacific Dance Bridge 2015: Connectivity through Dance
Conference papers: call for abstracts
We now invite abstracts for presentations addressing the conference theme for the following categories by 2 March 2015. You will be notified of acceptance by 1 April 2015.
All modes of presentation require a 250-word abstract and a 100-word biography, plus up to four keywords to identify themes relevant to your topic. The conference will also include lunchtime conversations with invited speakers.
Email your proposal to Stephanie Burridge and cc Secretariat Sarah Knox.
Scholarly papers
Submit an abstract of 250 words maximum. These will be double-blind refereed by an international review committee as per academic research conventions and published in the conference proceedings.
Performative presentations
This format is designed to privilege the voice of practitioners through showing digital footage of a choreographic work or a community/teaching/video project they have undertaken. Proposals should comprise a 250-word concept statement of the practice/project, together with a 10-minute maximum online (Vimeo/YouTube) excerpt of recent work. Promotional footage will not be considered.
Pecha Kucha style presentations
(for students in Honours year and above)
Pecha Kucha is a presentation format in which 20 slides are timed to be shown each for 20 seconds (7 minutes total). Research students are encouraged to present in this format. Initial submissions are in the form of a 250-word abstract summarising the topic, methodology and summary of the research to date, with an extra page of no more than 7 contextual/bibliographic references in APA style. If selected, more detailed instructions on the format will be provided.
Associated performance events
There will be an opportunity for members to participate in the following events. Chapter Heads and members will be advised about application processes by 1 March.
Performance showcases
- The Small Company/Independent Artist Showcase, chaired by Susan Yeung, will be presented at the Recital Studio, Esplanade. The focus will be on cutting-edge contemporary dance works by choreographers from the Asia-Pacific region. The collection of works speaks of a new generation of dance-making that is uniquely contemporary Asian.
- The Singapore Tertiary Showcase will feature Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (coordinated by Gillian Tan) and Lasalle College of the Arts (coordinated by Susan Yeung). Both institutions will present their own dance works as well as a collaborative dance work in the Next Generation platform of Esplanade's da:ns festival.
- The Community Showcase, chaired by Peter Gn, will be presented at the Plaza @ National Library. It aims to celebrate the diversity of dance through enjoyable dance performances of amateur groups from the Asia-Pacific region.
Melissa Quek will chair the Choreolab in consultation with the Creation & Presentation Network Chair, Nanette Hassall. Selected emerging choreographers from the Asia-Pacific region will be in an intensive residence prior to the conference and will present works-in-progress during the conference.
Masterclasses and workshops
Masterclasses will include traditional and contemporary dance forms with international artists and choreographers from the Asia-Pacific region. Workshops addressing one or more of the following WDA network areas may also be presented: Research & Documentation, Creation & Presentation, Education & Training, Support & Development.
SMUDGE: Phillip Adams BalletLab project auditions
SMUDGE: an exciting new collaboration between Phillip Adams BalletLab and artist Brook Andrew.
Phillip Adams BalletLab is seeking professional and experimental industry individuals from the wider sector of performing arts, interdisciplinary and visual arts practitioners that include researchers, architects, musicians, designers, etc. The project will require a level of physical/movement practice and understanding of contemporary performance and/or creative collaborations, depending on the discipline of the applicant, (e.g. an architect may be utilised to perform physically and create 'spaces' through objects placed in the space for performers).
SMUDGE 2015 creative development project dates: 11–29 May (three weeks full time Monday to Friday)
New Artistic Director for Force Majeure
Jo Dyer, Chair of the Board of Force Majeure has announced the appointment of Danielle Micich as the incoming Artistic Director/CEO for the company, replacing founding Director Kate Champion. Jo said:
The Board of Directors is delighted that Danielle has accepted the role of Artistic Director of Force Majeure. Danielle's body of work demonstrates an immensely talented and rigorous artist who has thought passionately and deeply about dance theatre and the role it occupies in the Australian and international arts landscape. We can think of no-one better to build on the wonderful legacy being left by Kate Champion. We believe that under Danielle's leadership, Force Majeure will continue to flourish in the unique space Kate has carved out for us, a genuine cross-artform blend of theatre and dance, dedicated to exploring ideas and ourselves.
Danielle is currently a core artist with Performing Lines WA and recently premiered her new work Overexposed at the State Theatre Centre of WA. She is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts and was Artistic Director of STEPS Youth Dance Company in Perth for four years. Her choreography for Barking Gecko's Driving Into Walls was nominated for a 2012 Helpmann Award.
Danielle said:
Watching Force Majeure over many years define its unique place in Australian theatre drew me towards making dance theatre myself. If anyone told me that the last ten years was preparation for something much bigger, I should have listened earlier. The many people and companies I have worked with along the way have shaped the artist I am today.
Working with Kate Champion was a defining moment. I knew then I would pursue my practice in dance theatre. It's a great honour to follow on from one of Australia's finest Artistic Directors and continue her legacy. Seeing the bigger picture is one thing, but knowing how to contribute and lead is another. I am very excited about my role in the future of Force Majeure.
Danielle will join Executive Producer Bec Allen, the staff, Board and artists of Force Majeure in the position of Artistic Director/CEO in mid-2015.
Jo Dyer commented:
Kate had no involvement in the recruitment of her successor, so the Board was thrilled—and not a little relieved—that upon being advised of our choice for the role and Danielle's subsequent acceptance of the job, Kate has thoroughly endorsed Danielle's appointment.
Out-going Artistic Director/CEO Kate Champion:
After thirteen years building Force Majeure's reputation as a dance theatre company that is artistically adventurous and thematically contemporary, I am delighted with the Board's decision to appoint Danielle Micich as the new Artistic Director. Danielle is at a point in her career where her talent, passion and enthusiasm for the art form fits perfectly with the company's creative legacy and vision for the future. This represents an exciting new stage in Force Majeure's direction and one I wholeheartedly support.
Motion capture
Edith Cowan University is excited to announce that WAAPA has a new motion capture facility that will be used to prevent injuries to dancers as well as a teaching and performance tool for its elite dancers.
This facility is the only motion capture setup of its kind to incorporate the skills of a biomechanist directly into a university dance program in the interest of preventing dance injuries.
What makes motion capture at Mount Lawley unique is that we have access to a large cohort of talented dancers, in addition to scientific and artistic academics who are willing and able to use the lab in the investigation of the prevention of dance injuries.
—Dr Luke Hopper, Biomechanist and health in performing arts specialist, ECU
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Help us shape the NDF2015 program: submit your ideas, proposals and feedback
Submit your ideas and proposals
Please use the NDF2015 proposals form (1MB PDF) to submit your ideas and feedback. Email the form to NDF2015 by Friday 3 October 2014.
We welcome your suggestions for topics, speakers or proposals for sessions including but not limited to:
- Five-minute presentations that may be thematically grouped with others to form the basis for longer sessions that will include both presentations and discussion
- 'Pecha kucha' style presentations (20 slides x 20 seconds)
- Studio-based sessions such as lecture demonstrations
Please note: proposals for showings and classes will not be eligible. NDF2015 is about fostering critical dialogue, and there will be other avenues for showings through Dance Massive managed by Ausdance Victoria. For more information visit Dance Massive.
Give us your feedback
We encourage any feedback you have about the proposed NDF2015 lines of focus:
- Transforming the form: changing structures and their effects
- The subtleties and nuances of innovation.
- Discourse: How is dance written about, spoken about and communicated?
Please use the NDF2015 proposals form and complete the feedback section.
Keir Choreographic Award—winner announced
The inaugural Keir Choreographic Award has been awarded to Atlanta Eke. The People's Choice Award went to Sydney artist Jane McKernan, as selected by audience members at the grand final at Carriageworks.
Four of the eight commissioned artists—Sarah Aiken, Matthew Day, Atlanta Eke, Jane McKernan—competed for the inaugural award at Carriageworks in Sydney in July.
Dancehouse residency programs
The Housemate programs reflect Dancehouse's commitment to advancing innovative contemporary dance in Australia by instigating and nurturing rigorous discourse and encouraging wide-ranging, movement-based experimentation and innovative choreographic practices.
Both Performance and Research Housemate programs provide the artist with extensive time, generous financial support and a thoroughly mentored environment. The Housemate program is one of the very few fully paid artist-in-residence programs in the world. Artists are given between 8 and 14 weeks of free studio space, a salary package (or pro rata), and administrative, mentoring and production support. Housemates are selected by a peer advisory panel from a national call for applicants.
Dance Movement Therapy Conference
The Dance Movement Therapy Association of Australasia and the Hanny Exiner Memorial Foundation are pleased to collaborate in presenting the fourth dance movement therapy conference in Melbourne, Australia.
The conference will explore how dance movement therapy and other creative arts therapies can function as single and multi-modal approaches to health and healing; and how dance movement therapists can make valued contributions to multi-disciplinary teams.
Dance movement therapy conference: 12–14 July 2015, Melbourne
Pre and post conference workshops and activities: 9–14 July.
World Alliance for Arts Education Global Summit 2014 calls for abstracts
Theme: 'Transform: from inception to innovation in arts education'
We invite you to share your research evidence, innovations and best practices in arts education globally.
Participation in this summit is by invitation only. If you are successful you will be part of approximately 90 presentations from quality arts educators across the globe in dance, drama, media arts, music, visual arts and cross-arts education.
Abstracts due 30 June 2014.
Summit date and location
26 – 28 November 2014
Griffith University, School of Education and Professional Studies, Mt Gravatt Campus, Brisbane
2014 International Dance Day message
On 29 April every year, the international dance community celebrates International Dance Day.
We celebrate our art form's ability to cross all political, cultural and ethnic barriers and bring people together with a common language—dance.
Pay the dancers
The payment of professional dancers has been an important discussion over the last few days for independent performers in Australia. Following an initial call-out for performers to be part of a new video clip for Kylie Minogue filming on Friday 25 April, concerns were raised about remuneration for participating dancers.
Paul Malek of Dancechat and Jordan Beth Vincent, President of Ausdance Victoria have helped raised awareness of the ongoing problems associated with the valuing of performers in the commercial dance sector, noting this is not an isolated incident.
Ausdance believes that dancers are trained professionals who study and work hard to maintain their performance abilities. Like other artists, they deserve recognition and remuneration for the work they do. There may be times a dancer chooses to donate their skills and time, but we hope a professional video opportunity would come with professional remuneration.
The Media Entertainment Arts Alliance have been in negotiations with the production company since the filming was announced, resulting in award payments now being offered to performers under the Broadcast and Recorded Entertainment Award.
Ausdance and MEAA will continue discussions with dancers on how best to support dancers to access appropriate remuneration.
Ausdance Victoria is currently surveying free-lance and studio based teachers of dance on rates of pay and qualifications. Participate here before 30 June.
If you have any thoughts on this topic please leave them in the comments below.
You can read more about the issue here.
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Talking dance—meet the makers at the 2014 Australian Performing Arts Market
Ausdance celebrates Australian dance makers at APAM 2014
In February 2014, Ausdance National and Ausdance Queensland hosted Talking dance—meet the makers, a networking event for the dance makers participating in the Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM).
The following slideshow, which was projected during the event, showcases the latest work of Australian dance companies and independent dance artists who were presenting work at APAM 2014.
Review of The Australian Curriculum: The Arts
The National Advocates for Arts Education (NAAE) made a submission to the review panel for the Australian Curriculum (500 KB PDF) strongly urging it to recommend that the Australian Curriculum: The Arts be implemented in its present form. The NAAE said that processes of refinement should be managed by classroom teachers piloting the curriculum, not a review panel.
NAAE concerned for future of UNESCO cultural program
National Advocates for Arts Education (NAAE), have expressed concern UNESCO has recently voted to downgrade its cultural program (including arts education), thus risking the program's eventual elimination. Writing to the Australian National Commission for UNESCO, NAAE have outlined concerns about the possible downgrading of UNESCO's cultural program, and requesting Australia's representatives prioritise this program when it votes again at its November meeting. NAAE also acknowledges the leadership role UNESCO has played as an active advocate for Arts Education internationally.
Toshi Kawaguchi, Secretary-General of the Australian National Commission for UNESCO has recently responsed:
Australia is not a member of the Executive Board. As such, we were not involved in the decision. The Australian National Commission for UNESCO intends to participate in the General Conference, however, and has registered National Advocates for Arts Education's (NAAE) views. We appreciate your input as the peak national arts education association.
Australia has much to offer in the cultural and arts education sphere and places value in arts education, including working to elevate creativity and cultural expression nationally. As you note, education ministers endorsed the Australian Curriculum for the arts in July 2013 so that for the first time, all Australian students from Foundation to Year Ten will have access to an arts education that covers five art forms of drama, dance, media arts, music and visual arts. To the credit of cultural bodies such as NAAE and Drama Australia, the Australian Curriculum for the arts recognises the opportunities that the arts learning area offers students in relation to further developing their general capabilities such as literacy, personal and social capability, and intercultural understanding.
NAAE will continue to monitor the progress of the decision and the outcome of the General Conference.
Dance and science—knowledge and creativity.
There is so much we still have to learn about dance. Human bodies have been dancing for centuries and some of our training techniques have been passed on from generation to generation.
At Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, Dr Emma Redding, head of dance science, is leading a growing group of researchers and students applying scientific methods to the dance training we do every day, seeking to gain knowledge about the body and the impact of dance.


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The actress speaks to THR about her desire to make films like those of Tony Scott and shares her Cannes survival secrets.
Zoe Saldana, who is in Cannes as an ambassador of the L'Oreal brand, has already rocked the red carpet in two glamorous looks -- the first night in a stunning white Victoria Beckham dress, and the second in a serene Jason Wu gown.
"It's beautiful," says Saldana of the experience. "To be here and to share the stage with these amazing ambassadors, women that I've grown up admiring … the 13-year-old in me has not grown up, and it's just this awe that I feel."
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The busy actress will next be seen in Marvel and Disney's superhero film Guardians of the Galaxy, playing the green-hued superhero Gamora.
Had she ever wanted to play a superhero before? "Just for like a second when you're in the shower going, 'Wouldn't it be nice to fly and have a cape?' And then you forget it," she says. "And then all of a sudden they call you and say, 'Wouldn't it be nice to be green and in the Galaxy?' And you go, 'OK, I'll do it.' "
Saldana, who is already producing films through the production company she formed with her sisters, admits she definitely has ambitions to expand into another role: director.
"I'm a fan of Tony Scott, so it would be awesome if there was a female director who would do Man on Fire-type movies," she says when asked what kind of films she would like to make.
Saldana has been to Cannes several times and tells THR that she's been avoiding most guilty-pleasure food this year. But she does have a soft spot for a nice glass of rosé.
Watch the interview with THR above.
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In what is the 192nd meeting between the two clubs, Manchester United travel to Anfield to take on a Liverpool side two points behind as the battle for a Champions League spot really heats up. Liverpool have looked a different side since the turn of the year and have won five of their last six matches. United's general form is also good, although a disappointed 2-1 defeat away at Swansea City means United have only won two of the last six away games.
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Report: Browns, Vikings, Lions request permission to interview Arizona Cardinals DC Todd Bowles
In what is likely to be the first of many reports of this nature, CBS Sports' Jason LaCanfora is saying the Cleveland Browns have asked for permission to interview multiple assistant coaches, including Arizona defensive coordinator Todd Bowles.
The Browns dismissed head coach Rob Chudzinski Monday morning.
ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted Monday evening that the Minnesota Vikings have also asked to interview Bowles for their head coaching vacancy.
NFL.com writer Albert Breer said on Twitter that the Cardinals also received a call from the Detroit Lions regarding the Cardinals defensive coach.
Bowles figures to be an oft-mentioned candidate after the way the Cardinals' defense played in 2013, his first year with the team. Arizona ranked first in the NFL against the run and sixth in total defense. They were among the NFL's best in sacks and takeaways.
"I know Todd is going to get interviews, and rightfully so," Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said Monday, before news of the Browns' interest leaked.
In all, five head coaches were fired Monday, with Chudzinksi being joined by Detroit's Jim Schwartz, Tampa Bay's Greg Schiano, Washington's Mike Shanahan and Minnesota's Leslie Frazier, and there's still the possibility more jobs will open in the coming days and weeks.
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Flipside: Answers to the immigration test questions
Each year during the week of July 4, the Homeland Security Department's U.S.
Citizenship and Immigration Services holds ceremonies to honor people who have recently become citizens.
This year, USCIS hosted 150 July 4 citizenship ceremonies for 18,000 people in various locations nationwide -- many of them at prominent national and historic landmarks.
USCIS' Web site features a self-test about U.S. history and government. It notes that the self-test is not the actual test, which a USCIS officer administers, but it can be used as a study guide.
1. How many senators are there in Congress?
a. 100.
b. 50.
c. Based on the size of the population.
d. 435.
2. Who said, 'Give me liberty or give me death"?
a. George Washington.
b. Benjamin Franklin.
c. Patrick Henry.
d. Thomas Jefferson.
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c. That George Washington was the first president of the United States.
d. That the flag is red, white and blue.
4. How many times may a congressman be re-elected?
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b. There is no limit.
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d. Six times.
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b. No.
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d. Yes, but only by the voters.
6. Why are there 100 senators in the Senate?
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b. Because it must have half the number of the representatives.
c. Tradition.
d. Two from each state.
7. What do the stripes on the flag mean?
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b. One for each Article of the Constitution.
c. The Cabinet.
d. They represent the 13 original states.
8. What are the 13 original states?
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b. Connecticut, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Rhode Island, Maryland.
c. Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Rhode Island, Maryland.
d. Connecticut, New Hampshire, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Rhode Island, Maryland, Washington, D.C.
9. What are the three branches of our
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b. Department of Justice, Department of State, Department of Defense.
c. Legislative, Executive, Judicial.
d. Police, Education, Legislative.
10. What is the supreme law of the United States?
a. The Declaration of Independence.
b. The Bill of Rights.
c. The Magna Carta.
d. The Constitution.
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Regenerative Medicine Biologists Discover a Cellular Structure That Explains Fate of Stem Cells
UT Southwestern Medical Center scientists collaborating with University of Michigan researchers have found a previously unidentified mechanism that helps explain why stem cells undergo self-renewing divisions but their offspring do not.
1-Jul-2015 9:05 AM EDT
Researchers Find Molecular Mechanisms Within Fetal Lungs That Initiate Labor
Researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center have identified two proteins in a fetus' lungs responsible for initiating the labor process, providing potential new targets for preventing preterm birth.
22-Jun-2015 4:00 PM EDT
Cell That Replenishes Heart Muscle Found by UT Southwestern Researchers
Regenerative medicine researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center have identified a cell that replenishes adult heart muscle by using a new cell lineage-tracing technique they devised.
22-Jun-2015 11:00 AM EDT
Exercise Can Help Control Blood Glucose, and Trim Waist Size and Body Fat in Diabetics Regardless of Fitness Gains
Diabetics who exercise can trim waist size and body fat, and control blood glucose, even if they don't see cardiorespiratory benefits, new research by UT Southwestern Medical Center cardiologists shows.
16-Jun-2015 5:05 PM EDT
Researchers Discover Molecule That Accelerates Tissue Regeneration After Bone Marrow Transplants
A joint investigation including UT Southwestern Medical Center has found a molecule that may play a significant role in accelerating cell recovery following bone marrow transplants, liver disease, and colon disease.
11-Jun-2015 2:00 PM EDT
Lyda Hill Donates $25 Million to Establish Department of Bioinformatics
UT Southwestern Medical Center announced today that it has received an exceptional $25 million gift from Lyda Hill, funding the establishment of the Lyda Hill Department of Bioinformatics to bridge research and clinical care.
10-Jun-2015 9:30 AM EDT
UT Southwestern Scientists Find Cellular Mechanism for How the Body Regulates Glucose Transport
UT Southwestern Medical Center scientists have gleaned a key cellular mechanism of how the body adjusts glucose levels, an important process that when abnormal can promote diabetes, cancer, and rare genetic diseases.
9-Jun-2015 2:05 PM EDT
Boosting Gut Bacteria Defense System May Lead to Better Treatments for Bloodstream Infections
An upset in the body's natural balance of gut bacteria that may lead to life-threatening bloodstream infections can be reversed by enhancing a specific immune defense response, UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers have found.
8-Jun-2015 2:05 PM EDT
Super Bowl 2011 News Tips
Are the Green Bay Packers all the way back? Will the Pittsburgh Steelers capture their third NFL championship in the past six years? The experts at UT Southwestern Medical Center can't predict the outcome of the game just down the road in...
3-Feb-2011 3:15 PM EST
Flu Tips 2009
Flu tips from UT Southwestern Medical Center.
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The following physicians are top experts at UT Southwestern Medical Center in the fields of lung cancer, radiation oncology and breast cancer.
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9th June 2015
Church of Norway 'furious' after Eurovision star films raunchy gay music video in church 30
12:54 PM — The Church of Norway has lashed out at a singer who filmed a steamy gay music video in one of its churches, labelling it a "gross abuse" of the building.
10th May 2015
Iran bans 'homosexual' and 'devil-worshipping' hairstyles 26
12:13 PM — Hairstyles that are deemed to be "homosexual" have been banned in Iran.
8th May 2015
George Galloway, who claims Iran doesn't execute gays, loses seat to Labour 18
6:09 AM — The Controversial Respect MP George Galloway has been defeated as an MP in Bradford West.
28th April 2015
Gay Iranian: Lib Dem Simon Hughes 'saved my life' and helped me escape the death penalty 2
3:14 PM — A gay Iranian man has credited Liberal Democrat Minister Simon Hughes with "saving his life" - by helping him to escape the death penalty.
20th April 2015
Grindr CEO: We're very proud of users in countries where being gay is illegal 27
4:44 PM — Grindr CEO Joel Simkhai has said he is "very proud" that the app has users in countries where homosexuality is illegal.
5th November 2014
Report: Gay Iranians pressured into gender reassignment by doctors 13
5:28 PM — Gay Iranians are being pressured into gender reassignment treatments due to the country's draconian ban on same-sex relationships, doctors in the country say.
20th August 2014
Iranian lesbian couple marry in Stockholm 4
11:28 AM — An Iranian lesbian couple who escaped their home country have been married in Stockholm by a gay Imam.
11th August 2014
Iran chief justice: It's a lie to say we execute homosexuals 72
5:56 PM — Iran's chief justice has claimed it is a 'lie' to say the country condemns homosexuals to death.
2nd July 2014
Can you guess the difference between Iran's Modern Family remake and the original? 8
12:00 PM — Iran's remake of the hit US show is different from the original in one significant way.
27th June 2014
Iranian lesbian: Authorities tried to 'fix' my sexuality by forcing me to have gender reassignment surgery 32
4:11 PM — An Iranian lesbian has said the country's authorities tried to force her into having gender reassignment surgery to "fix" her sexuality.
21st June 2014
John Kerry: We must push back against violence and anti-gay laws globally 1
11:39 AM — US Secretary of State John Kerry has said the West needs to push back against the "global trend of rising violence and discrimination against LGBT persons."
3rd December 2013
Project hopes to publish censored Iranian poet's work about forbidden gay love 1
5:37 PM — A Kickstarter project has been started with the hopes of outsmarting censors in Iran by having a poet's work, banned in the country, published in the UK.
31st October 2013
Ireland: Iranian gay asylum seeker allegedly raped by police officer's son 4
12:36 PM — A gay asylum seeker who fled Iran for Ireland having allegedly been raped by a police officer's son in his former country has won a legal challenge.
11th October 2013
Iran's revolutionary guards round up 'homosexuals and satanists' 6
4:36 PM — Iran's revolutionary guards have announced the arrest of "a network of homosexuals and satanists" in the western city of Kermanshah.
30th August 2013
Comment: Canada is embracing gay Muslims 33
5:50 PM — Journalist Barry Dennison explores how a group of gay Muslims practice their faith during Ramadan in Canada.
14th March 2013
Iran, Russia and Egypt threaten to scupper UN women's declaration due to gay rights opposition 23
11:41 AM — Iran, Russia and Egypt have threatened to derail a UN declaration urging an end to violence against women and girls by objecting to language concerning LGBT rights.
4th December 2012
Iran reveals more than 1,000 gender reassignment operations in four years 19
6:03 PM — An Iranian news service has said that more than one thousand Iranians have undergone gender reassignment surgery in the Islamic State between 2006 and 2010
27th November 2012
Peter Tatchell receives apology from UK publisher 11
1:10 PM — The parent company of Routledge, Taylor and Francis, has issued a public apology to Peter Tatchell over a factually incorrect article that had previously been published in its journal, Contemporary Politics.
24th October 2012
Ugandan parliamentary speaker blasts Canada over gay rights criticism 71
12:03 PM — The Speaker of Uganda's Parliament claims that Canada has refused to grant visas for several of the country's politicians due to its ban on same-sex marriage.
26th September 2012
Video: Iran gay film in fundraising challenge 11
5:43 PM — A New York filmmaker has less than a month to raise $100,000 (£61,910) so he can produce a film about Iran's systematic persecution of its LGBT citizens.


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Facebook is becoming more and more valuable as a company as the 5 year old company evolves. According to Inside Facebook's latest figures, the number of women over 55 on Facebook is almost double the number of men of the same age.
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While formerly only seen as a network for teens and college students, Facebook's more expansive user base gives marketers a bigger target for their advertisements.
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Activision has announced the release of The Simpsons Wrestling for the Sony PlayStation. The game, which was produced by Fox Interactive and developed by Big Ape, is a tongue-in-cheek 3D wrestling game that features 22 popular characters from the television show. Players can choose from such familiar characters as Bart, Homer, Marge, Lisa, Mr. Burns, Smithers, Krusty, Apu, Moe, and Ned Flanders, among others. Several different power-ups are also available in the game, including a donut that increases speed, bowling pins that can be used as clubs, and bubble gum that slows players down.
The Simpsons Wrestling for the PlayStation carries a suggested retail price of $39.99.


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Gallery: Prefabricated Igloo Satellite Cabin Withstands Extreme Weather
Wannabe Eskimos looking for an updated version of the familiar ice dome will feel at home in the Igloo Satellite Cabin, a pre-fabricated remote shelter designed to withstand sub-zero temperatures, high winds, ice and snow. Icewall One, the Australia-based manufacturer designed these shelters to offer transport-able accommodations for remote areas, from the poles to the tropics. Originally designed for exploration and research stations, the Igloo Satellite Cabin has also become an attractive alternative for eco-tourism.
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jchung July 3, 2014 at 12:52 pm
Pretty interesting! I wonder if there is a way to take this concept and implement it in a way that helps those in global poverty, especially those in high disaster-risk areas? Read a similar article that reminded me of emergency shelters, check it out here http://www.borgenmagazine.com/global-impact-shelterbox/
Jenny Wreford January 26, 2014 at 10:22 am
Hi am looking for an igloo/ prefab container to start a small daycare in the rural areas. Just wondering on prices and ideas. we have a very limited budget! thanks. Jenny
Leonard Paker September 29, 2013 at 12:37 pm
These Igloos are neat. But what do I have to do to find out how much they cost. Do I have to go to Australia to et anymore info on them?
verittus September 9, 2013 at 11:25 pm
It should really include a stove or a helluva lot more insulation for arctic use.
bee dee March 24, 2013 at 2:23 am
How much?
William Carney November 3, 2011 at 12:18 pm
This is the ideal cabin of my dreams.I,d put a small solar/wind electrical generator.Satelite TV and phone.2 pistols,alot of canned food,mattress,lights,bookshelfes full of books. And it would be me and God till the end of my time. Sincerely William Carney
windcatcher July 31, 2009 at 4:04 pm
I really like the design it would be great inside the Artic Circle. The smallest of stoves would keep it warm.
modular buildings July 31, 2009 at 9:10 am
This would come in handy the next time i go camping!
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Colorado. If you're a teenage girl, you might liken it to that college boyfriend that your parents can't stand: high and cold. Thanks to its long supply of these key characteristics, Colorado can get it going early like, as early as right now, today.
Besides making it a perennial opening day in the USA destination, Colorado's highness, coldness, and earliness, makes it a good spot for dudes hoping to shred pow before they carve a turkey. Dudes, if you will, like the dudes from Level 1 Productions.
Back before the world got all complicated, and people were suing each other and companies were going to court with people that had the same name, your older boyfriend Colorado was still cold and high. And Level 1 was there to catch the first pow dump of the winter. Or was it the last dump of the fall?
Almost a year ago, before we ever knew there was a difference between Warren Miller Himself and Warren Miller Entertainment Group, the defendant was just shooting pow jumps with Tanner Rainville, Liam Downey, and Wiley Miller Himself. Or was it Wiley Miller Entertainment Group?
WATCH! The Making of Refresh, Part 5: Colorado.
Finally back in the blog after a brief delay for opening statements, please enjoy the fifth installment of ESPN Freeskiing's own "Making of Refresh" series. I'm sure you will. It's the most freestyle skiing action and reggae patois you've seen in one place since Winter X 2008, guaranteed.
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