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Anne Grete Eriksen

Anne Grete Eriksen (b. 1953) is a choreographer and professor based in Oslo.

Anne Grete Eriksen studied Dance Education (Den Norske Operas Ballettskole), and Theatre with Dance and Writing (Dartington College of Arts, UK), and Choreograpy (Laban Centre of Movement and Dance, UK).

As a dancer, dance teacher and choreographer she has created a variety of projects, choreographies, and staged work in dance, theatre, opera and film.number of multi-disciplinary projects often associated with Dansdesign presented on National and International venues, festivals and institutions. (see: www.dansdesign.com) 

Her teaching is influenced by physicality and craftsmanship, and she is developing new methods for structuring and supervising in artistic processes on Master and PhD level.

Her artistic research include publications on Communication between choreographers and dancers (Action towards Articulation, 2003 CD- ROM), and as writer and editor of a publication on Choreography in the open (Koreografi ute, 2006). Her current artistic research on Dancers Physical Memory published 2014 on www.moving-memory.com . Her current research investigates how compositional strategies and memory may be interrelated and inspire new methods in choreography-making.

In 2011 Anne Grete Eriksen was awarded the Dance- prize from the Norwegian Dance Information Centre.

Forskningsresultater

  • Anne Grete Eriksen, Almaas Tim, Irina Zavialova, Josephine Jewkes, Dinna Bjørn & Camilla Spidsøe: SWAN LAKE REVISITED (2024).
    Film. Mer info
  • Elizabeth Svarstad & Anne Grete Eriksen: Love-dans (2022).
    Scenekunst. Mer info
  • Maziar Raein & Anne Grete Eriksen: ARBRES / Anne Grete Eriksen (2021).
    Vitenskapelig foredrag. Mer info
  • Anne Grete Eriksen, Therese Skauge & Ingunn Rimestad: Misa Criolla (Chance Modus) (2021).
    Film. Mer info
  • Anne Grete Eriksen, Therese Skauge & Ingunn Rimestad: Chance Modus (2021).
    Film. Mer info
  • Anne Grete Eriksen: Koreografi og dramaturgi/ Berøringspunkt (2017).
    Faglig foredrag. Mer info
  • Anne Grete Eriksen: Body and Memory (2017).
    Faglig foredrag. Mer info
  • Christina Lindgren, Anne Grete Eriksen & Signe Vasshus: Clothes, Body, Motion (2015).
    Annen presentasjon. Mer info
  • Anne Grete Eriksen: Moving-Memory (2014).
    Annet produkt. Mer info
  • Elizabeth Svarstad & Anne Grete Eriksen: Love-dans, turné (2014).
    Scenekunst. Mer info

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