This is a bulletin board, where we will share news about our ongoing journey; events that pop up along the way; new discoveries we stumble upon and other material of curiosity gathered on the route of TRAVERS.

In conversation with Connie Hedegaard.

In conversation with Studio ThinkingHand.

In conversation with Ida Petersen from Sein.

Live recording from Daily Friction as artist talk with SUN & SEA.

Together with CPH OPERA Festival, TRAVERS will be hosting events during this year’s festival in August. The events will take place in Copenhagen and are connected to the festival program. We intend to share knowledge, reflect and inspire each other through dialogues on the position of the opera and music drama in the present and the future.

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Camp 2 Met the Present at Aarhus’ interactive epicenter Dokk1. Read a recap of the second camp of TRAVERS here.

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Together with CPH OPERA Festival, TRAVERS will be hosting events during this year’s festival in August. The events will take place in Copenhagen and are connected to the festival program. We intend to share knowledge, reflect and inspire each other through dialogues on the position of the opera and music drama in the present and the future.

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Camp 2 Met the Present at Aarhus’ interactive epicenter Dokk1. Read a recap of the second camp of TRAVERS here.

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The public program and the camp program for camp 2 in Aarhus is now online.

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FOR ALL PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS WORKING IN THE FIELDS OF MUSIC, LITERATURE, ARCHITECTURE, SOUND AND VISUAL ARTS, FILM AND PERFORMING ARTS!

1 – 28 FEBRUARY 2019

From 1 to 28 February we will be accepting applications for the second round of TRAVERS, which will take place at Dokk1 in Aarhus, Denmark from 6 to 11 May 2019.

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Join us in Aarhus in May 2019 for camp 2 on the TRAVERS journey!

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Read Sceneblog.dk’s great coverage of the culmination of camp 1 at Glyptoteket.

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More than 70 artists were facing their past and each other at the first TRAVERS camp in Copenhagen.

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TRAVERS host and installation artist, Tris Vonna-Michell, presented a new film-based work called Chopin, during the first TRAVERS camp at Glyptoteket. The work, Chopin was created specially for Glyptoteket and is a compilation of film, images, words and objects that represent Tris Vonna-Michell’s fascination with the poet, Henri Chopin (1922–2008).

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All TRAVERS artists that participated in the camp at Glyptoteket in November 2018 are invited to take part in the educational research project called Cross-disciplinarity core-notions and methods. The project is initiated by Bent Nørgaard in co-operation with the Danish National Academy of Music and TRAVERS.

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The public program for Face The Past at Glyptoteket is out now!

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travers, [tr̥ɐˈvɐ̤r̥s] (fr. traverse, af lat. traversus el. transversus tværgående, af transvertere, af trans- + vertere (i bøjningsform vers-) vende), tværstykke; tværbjælke. Source: Den Store Danske/ordnet.dk

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For EVERYBODY in the fields of music, literature, architecture, sound and visual arts, film and performing arts!

30 August 2018 — 23 September 2018

TRAVERS is a multidisciplinary project that invites artists and scholars from all disciplines and backgrounds to explore and challenge the art of encounter in OPEN workspaces.

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Listen to composer Trond Reinholdtsen talking about his role as an intruder during the camp at Dokk1 in Aarhus.

Listen to playwright Teresa Howard talking about some of her most exiciting experiences at the camp in Aarhus.

Artistic Director host Sara Topsøe-Jensen talking about why TRAVERS is an important initiative in the cross-art field.

Creative producer Cathie Boyd talking how a deep understanding of other art forms are nessesary in cross-art collaboration, and how that understanding can only emerge when you are willing to dive deep into the other fields.

Artistic director and dramaturg Dorothea Hartmann and dramaturg Sebastian Hanusa talking about what it means for them to work interdiscplinary.

Listen to director Lola Arias talking about her role as a host at the TRAVERS camp in Aarhus.

Listen to Henrik Jøker Bjerre and Brian Benjamin Hansen talking about why a philosophical critique of the concept of acts is important in our time.

Listen to visual artist Tanja Nellemann Poulsen talking about how TRAVERS encourages a new pattern of artistic endavour through the mix of the different art fields.

Curator and dramaturg Matthias Mohr and Professor Patrick Müller met at the first camp of TRAVERS, the meeting resulted in a joint workshop using curiosity to traverse genre differences connecting artists with different backgrounds.

Literally by way of crisis artist Halfdan Pisket introduced a political aspect to the workshops at Meet the Present.

For Meet the Present German composer Helmut Oehring engaged the ticklish topic of art and gender.

In his performance lecture at TRAVERS camp 2, A Long Sticky Now, Kristoffer Ørum took the metaphysical implications of the Present to the next level.

Interview with TRAVERS host Lola Arias.

Interview with camping TRAVERS artist Sophie Grodin.

Interview with camping TRAVERS artist Dagmar Radmacher

Interview with TRAVERS host Tue Biering.

Interview with TRAVERS host Trond Reinholdtsen.

Interview with visual artist Jacob Schokking.

Interview with TRAVERS host Jens Haaning.

Interview with Christine Buhl, director of Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek.