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The Swedish Dance History

Date
2009
Publisher
Inpex
Format
Artists' Books
Details
Softcover
Size
11 × 18 × 4 cm
Length
1037 
Description

The Swedish Dance History is an international publication initiated and realised through Inpex. The first edition was made in 2009 during the international day of dance, April 29 2009 and the two thousand copies of the so called ‘Silver Bible’ hit the globe from Stockholm to Buenos Aires, from night tables to university seminars. The Swedish Dance History is an all-inclusive collective choreography of 1000 pages distributed for free and to be produced for 20 consecutive years.

The Swedish Dance History is not recording history and has nothing to do with Sweden. It is a machine creating history right now, right here: across nations, styles and cultural policies.

The Swedish Dance History is a book, a document of a future to come, and a power tool – something you can hit people with, hold on to when life turns its darker side – but most of all it is an empowering aggregate that connects all of us that does and creates dance. There are no lonely choreographers any more, every dance is a collective movement.


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