2021: Prosjektleder: Dance as ICH: New models of facilitating participatory dance events

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Fakta

Land: Norge, Slovakia, Romania, Nederland, Hellas, Ungarn
Prosjekteier: Norsk senter for folkemusikk og folkedans, Trondheim
Type prosjekt: Mellomstort samarbeidsprosjekt
Tidsperiode: 2022 - 
Kategori: Kulturarv

Om prosjektet

The project's main objective is to strengthen the capacity and knowledge in the museum and the cultural heritage sector's work on dancing as intangible cultural heritage (ICH), as a current contemporary facilitation practice, and to establish new or renewed models for participatory dance events as a co-creative process in call from heritage communities. This project aims to develop innovative methods, processes, and arenas for participatory folk dancing as ICH of the 21st century. It aims to trigger new ways of acting and thinking about facilitation of ICH, to develop and reinforce the capacity of the European cultural heritage professionals. Innovation plays a key role in establishing sustainable structures to ensure that future generations feel affiliated to European cultural heritage in a participative, bottom-up manner. Dance as ICH is calling for a renewal of the exhibition towards events of practice, and where the traditional role of researchers, curators, administrators and others are challenged. In such, innovation is necessary and a natural part of the customisation and adaption to new era.
The project will produce

• four hybrid workshops including expert meetings to share, discuss and develop new ideas
• based on good examples of dissemination of dance as ICH
• five case studies with fieldwork reports in five of the partner countries to develop sustainable
• facilitator model(s) of cooperation with dance heritage communities
• implementation of the new concept of events of practice exhibition over a period of 6 months
• parallel in 5 of 6 countries,
• a closing conference,
• a research publication of 300 pages
• digital toolbox consisting of; guidelines of facilitating dance as ICH and handbook of creating
• events of practice exhibition.
• disseminate to national and international networks

A total of 35. 000 – 40.000 persons will benefit from this project, being cultural workers, visitors in
museums and members of cultural heritage communities. 

Prosjektdeltakere

Norge: Norsk senter for folkemusikk og folkedans(prosjektleder)

Partnere:

Norge: MIST - Museene i Trøndelag (Ringve og Rockheim)

Slovenia: The Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC SAZU)

Slovenia: The Slovene Ethnographic Museum (SEM)

Romania: ASTRA National Museum Complex 

Nederland: CEMPER, Centre for Music and Performing Arts Heritage in Flanders

Hellas: The Hellenic Folklore Research Centre (HFRC)

Hellas: The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA)

Ungarn: The Hungarian Open Air Museum (Szabadtéri Néprajzi Múzeum) 

Assosierte partnere: 

Norge: Stiftinga Hilmar Alexandersen

Sverige: Svenskt visearkiv