Frances Chiaverini/Whistle While You Work in The Washington Post by Sarah Kaufman March 2, 2018
As part of our engagement with Tanz im August in 2018, we conducted a forum, curated and presented a feminist performance library and were interviewed by Elena Philipp for the Magazine. See it here.
At saasfee*pavillon and Kressmann Halle, Yrd.works, Chiaverini and Ian Rodriguez collaborate on 2 new original installation works, 2018
Whistle While You Work featured in the Fall 2018 issue (not accessible online)
DANCE - 23 JUNE 2017
BIENNALE COLLEGE - DANZA
The results of two intensive and structured experiences, one dedicated to dance, and the other for the first time to choreography, will be presented this year.
Spring 2018
http://stanceondance.com/2018/04/30/raising-awareness-of-harassment-and-discrimination/
http://www.sleek-mag.com/2016/09/21/anne-imhof-hamburger-bahnhof/
photo by Nadine Fraczkowski
Frances Chiaverini in "Angst" by Anne Imhof
Will Anne Imhof be the artist of 2017 ?
ART
Since the beginning of the 2010s, Anne Imhof has been enjoying growing success with her precisely choreographed performances, which take the form of strange reveries featuring not only elaborate sets but sometimes live falcons or giant rabbits.
Frances Chiaverini’s Open Carry Concealed Carry is featured in the November 2018 news article.
Some Riding, new work by Adam Linder for the ICA London, Previewed in Public Fiction Series in August 2015 in Culver City, CA.
Junge Deutsche Philharmonie, Satie’s PARADE original choreography
appearing in Frieze Magazine, Summer 2013
with Yasutake Shimaji, Frances Chiaverini, Ildíko Tóth, and Natalia Rodina in William Fosythe's "Selon" at Hellerau, Dresden
appeared in Frieze Magazine, summer 2013
with Yasutake Shimaji and Frances Chiaverini
https://www.pact-zollverein.de/kuenstlerhaus/kuenstlerinnen/forsythe-company
for Anne Imhof, DO DISTURB Festival booklet, from MoMA PS1 performance
