It Absorbs:
On Dance as a Porous Art Object
It Absorbs: On Dance as a Porous Art Object is an essay written alongside the making of the piece dead dead document . The essay is published as a hand printed publication made in collaboration with Maia Means.
Can the notion of Porousness work as an image through which we can understand the relation between dance and place? The essay aims to articulate the importance of the people and ideas that accompany dance making and traces a process in conflict with an economy that force dance artists to move on. What does such ruptures actually produce?
Published 2024 Skogen, Gothenburg
Text Oda Brekke
Photos Lisa Schåman, Tuuli Vahtola and Oda Brekke
Advice from Edith Ekström
Design Maia Means
Hand printed by Maia Means, Oda Brekke,
Stina Ehn and Jack Ohlson at Skogen Community press on Scandia 2000 with Risograph and Kyocera Advice from Klas Trollius
Supported by Helge Ax:son Johnsons stiftelse
From presentation at Reading Edge/ MDT Stockholm Photo: Nadja Voorham
PDF- It Absorbs