New articles and current projects
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New articles
- 08.03.2009 Documentation_of_the_creation_of_www.contactencyclopedia.net by Norbert Pape
- 20.10.2008 Explorations within the small dance by Joerg Hassmann
- 31.07.2008 In Memoriam - Bob Rease written 1991
- 23.07.2008 CI in Russia by Marina Konovalova (language: German)
- 23.07.2008 Am Anfang war Berührung by Heilke Bruns (language: German)
- 12.07.2008 Notes from observing the 3d and last hour of Dieter Heitkamp’s class on Rotation by Keith Hennessy.
- 18.07.2008 History and Politics - East and West in Contact Improvisation (videodocumentation of a panel discussion)
- 18.07.2008 Contact Context (documentation of an event)
- 28.05.2008 Sexualität und Kontaktimprovisation by Melanie Suchy (language: German)
- 25.05.2008 Teaching CI - Tokyo Contact Impro Festival 08 by Ulla Mäkinen
- 19.05.2008 Schule der Sensibilität by Dieter Heitkamp (language: German)
- Contact Improvisation CD-ROM by Kai Grothusen
- Moving from the skin by Dieter Heitkamp
- The painter of space by Dieter Heitkamp
- Assisted Levitation by Dieter Heitkamp
Defining the vocabulary of CI
The dictionary of delight could be a starting point for gathering knowledge about CI. It is a list of terms, most of which have not yet been defined or described. You can add terms to the list and, by clicking on any term, you will be able to add your definition of it. In case you do find a definition that does not correspond to your understanding of the term, don't correct it but add your version of it, specifying your CI background. You can also use the "discussion" tab for questions and comments.
Translation
In order to support cultural diversity within the global community of contact and seeking for a more differentiated apporach to contact terminology, we suggest starting a translation project. For now, this could be done in the dictionary of delight. Click on the term and add the translation along with the language it has been translated to. This project has been inspired by Ayse Orhon, a contemporary freelance dancer from Istanbul, Turkey, who started an english - turkish dictionary for dance terminology.
Documentation
Notes, questions, studies on and about documentation.
Documenting the history of CI
Reports
- reports of events, links to events
