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OPEN ART, OPEN HOUSE

Where does the potential lie in art as a place for young people?
What happens to the relationships of young people when they experience performing arts in other spaces?
How can art institutions work to become a place young people choose to be?
How can organizations contribute in different ways to a conversation about art, where young people are involved and equal? 

Meet choreographers Ingri Fiksdal and Helle Siljeholm for a conversation about their artistic methods – and about what happens when performing arts move into other houses and spaces.

Presentation of two projects that want to open art to young people: Unge Stemmer and Blikkåpner.

A conversation between the mentors and the young participants in the projects follows.

PROGRAM

14:00 Welcome
14:15: Conversation with the artists Fiksdal/Siljeholm
14:45: Unge Stemmer and Blikkåpner.
Conversation between Unge Stemmer (Young Voices) and Blikkåpner. With Per Christian Selmer-Anderssen (critic-mentor Unge Stemmer) and Iris Bengtsson (Blikkåpner), with young people from the projects
15:30: End

🗓 Time: 2:00 PM, Right after the performance
📍 Location: The café/foyer at Kunstnernes hus
🎟 Free admission , but remember to pick up a ticket

The conversations are in English.

The conversation is organized in connection with the EU project 3Place: Performing arts as the Third place for the young audience , which ends in December 2025. Scenekunstbruket has led the project, which has aimed to investigate how performing arts methods can be used to develop places for young people, and how sociological theories about third places (places outside home and school) can develop performing arts.