symposium 2022 announcement
dear members of the IDOCDE community,
this year's symposium, entitled The Rest of Art, A Manifesto, will take place online and offline, at the ImPulsTanz Dance Festival, on July 23-24, 2022. The general description of the sympoisum theme is available following the link above. More information will follow!
hope to see you soon!!!
Illustration by David S. Goodsell, RCSB Protein Data Bank. (link)
with love and devotion,
pavleheidler for Team IDOCDE
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[deu] Making Sense through Sensation
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Thinking Bodies in Dance. A somatic R.E.A.Ch.
introduction to a Ph.D. in intermedial and somatic dance practices.
introduction to a Ph.D. in intermedial and somatic dance practices.

Dancing To Silence: Becoming 'Ear-Body'
Dance and music commonly come hand in hand, but many professional dancers prefer dancing to silence. Why is that?
Dance and music commonly come hand in hand, but many professional dancers prefer dancing to silence. Why is that?

please note that the content of the IDOCDE website is made almost entirely by the members of the IDOCDE community.
IDOCDE first emerged from the need expressed by the members of the community to make place for the sharing of observations, reflections, and, indeed, the sharing of evidence of embodied knowledge within the professional realm, without the contribution having to be evaluated against strict Cartesian standards in the process. this, of course, was articulated in lieu of the hypothesis according to which if–to do research–we’re only ever required to express ourselves “scientifically," as long as that “science" is qualitatively defined by objective, binary, impersonal values, it will keep preventing our researchers from successfully qualifying “experience" and "experiencing" as a credible research method.
as a result, we might never learn–as a community, as a society–how to take each other seriously, as long as one of us keeps drawing when they’re supposed to be writing, singing when they’re supposed to be measuring, dancing when they’re supposed to be doing theoretical mathematics, crying when they’re supposed to be speaking.
all this to say that your contribution to IDOCDE–whatever form it might take–functions to enrich and complexify all of our member's understanding and experiencing of dancing, somatics, pedagogy, artistry, research, and life in general. and for that, we thank you.
pavleheidler for Team IDOCDE STHLM 2022-02-02

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