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When Paris was designated the Olympic city for 2024, eight performing arts institutions in Seine-Saint-Denis, including the CN D, decided to form a collective.

Laurence Louppe is a critic, writer, performer, dance historian and author of Poétique de la danse contemporaine (1997 & 2007, Contredanse editions), whose work has been instrumental in dance criticism since the 1980’s. When she passed ten years ago, she left behind written works which shaped an entire generation of dancers, choreographers, artists, students, dance and art thinkers, as well as non-professional readers; the goal of these events is to evaluate her legacy and the many ways it lives on in the minds of today’s readers.During the two-day event “Écouter Laurence Louppe”, which were h…

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Following the examination of the applications by a commission composed of qualified personalities and teams from the Cité internationale des arts and the CN D, the residencies were awarded to the following laureatesChoreographers— Isaura Suélen Tupiniquim Cruz (Brazil)— Preethi Athreya (India)Programmer/Curator— Jasmine Fan (Taiwan)

Jérôme Bel will be our artist in residence for 2023 and 2024. During this long residency, the French choreographer will engage with the activities and missions of the CN D, and it will allow the development of specific projects combining creation, diffusion, professional training, educational and informative actions towards the general public, as well as a long-term reflection and engagement with the choreographic network. These two years will be structured along public meetings and conversations with Bel and other artists who share his outlook on dance and performance.

Pour recevoir la lettre des appels à projets : formulaire d'inscription à remplir sur le site du CN D. Pour diffuser une offre, merci d'adresser un mail à ressources@cnd.fr au plus tard le 25 de chaque mois.

A dance festival in Pantin: a day-long event to place dance at the heart of the city Canal de l’Ourcq, from CN D to the Place de la Pointe.