Über die Arbeit sprechen Frédérique Bergholtz und Anik Fournier

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If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution is an Amsterdam-based production house devoted to exploring the expanded fields of performance and performativity.

Frédérique Bergholtz is founder and director of If I Can't Dance, I Don't Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution (since 2005). She was previously director of Marres in Maastricht (1999–2005). Bergholtz is recognized for her long-term engagement, development, and presentation of international performance practices. She has guest curated programmes for other institutions, including Artissima, LIMA, Sheffield Biennale and the Van Abbemuseum, and is a mentor with the Mondriaan Fonds talent development program for young artists.

Anik Fournier is the Curator of Archive and Research at If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want To Be Part Of Your Revolution (Amsterdam, NL) and teaches contemporary art theory at Base for Experiment Art and Research at ArtEZ (Arnhem, NL). Her current research and writing centers sounding and listening methodologies in the fields of performance art and pedagogy as crucial sites for the preservation and transmission of forms of embodied knowledge.