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tanz:digital is the new online platform for dance and digital media in the German-speaking sphere. 18 January 2024 at HAU Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin
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tanz:digital is new. tanz:digital is the platform for dance and digital media in the German-speaking world. tanz:digital shows what has been done, what is possible and what else is conceivable in a world that no longer consists only of live stages, but also of dance videos, virtual stage sets and digital classrooms. tanz:digital is a community platform where all researchers, mediators and artists from the world of dance and digital production meet to exchange ideas and drive development forward.
Among those taking part on 18 January are Aaron Lang, PMD-Art, Howool Baek, DOCK digital / DOCK 11, 7pc, Charlotte Triebus, Tobias Staab, Diego Tortelli & Miria Wurm, Artmann&Duvoisin, Carolin Hartmann, SP.A.CE Case Collective, Mey Seifan and photographer Jörg Dedering
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