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Mina Tomic (Serbia, 1990) was born in the former Yugoslavia. She first studied architecture at Lund University in Sweden and completed her Fine Arts degree at the Iceland Academy of the Arts in...
Keren Rosenberg (Israel, 1978) is a performer, choreographer and movement researcher from Amsterdam. With her artistic voice, she expresses a physical and social political view on the body and the...
Next week, Courtney May Robertson will finally premiere her first evening filling performance, THE WOMAN DESTROYED (TWD). In the performance, a series of 'exercises' that use new media technologies...
Next to ICK productions, ICK-Fest invites work from upcoming international artists. Dewey Dell is a dance collective of three siblings that started to make work to escape the nothingness of their...
Fernanda Libman, Reza Mirabi and Marko Ivic, three artists with their own individual practice, joined forces in the New Adventures residency...
Mami Kang is a Korean-Japanese choreographer based in Amsterdam. She graduated from the SNDO - School for New Dance Development in 2019, and the recipient of AFK's 3Package Deal in...
Charles Pas graduated from the Mime program at the Amsterdam University of the Arts in 2020. He is one of the selected makers of ICK-Artist Space’s New Adventures residency program...
After dancing for Batsheva Dance Company, Tamir Eting moved to Amsterdam to study at the School for New Dance...
The dance festival Moving Futures, an initiative of ICK Artist Space, Dansateliers, DansBrabant, Random Collision and De Nieuwe Oost, which normally travels through various cities in the...
Slate: Black Arts World unites actors and dancers who feel isolated in the predominantly white performing arts. Words Haroon Ali / photos Bas de Brouwer ‘There are not enough roles for black...
When the virus forced The Netherlands to hold its breath, choreographer Elisa Zuppini had just started her residency at Dansmakers Amsterdam and ICK in the frame of the New Adventures program. In...
Annet Huizing, the coordinator of ICK’s artistic archive, reflects on two aspects underlying CHOREOPOP, a performance by Jésus de Vega & Chai Blaq: things broken and things Japanese.
Een briefwisseling tussen artistiek assistent/dramaturg Jesse Vanhoek en performer Karel Tuytschaever over het identiteitsloos lichaam.