Application open for residency in Härnösand

Self Contained by ilYoung 2021 | Photo: AdeY

COMPASS is offering a two-week residency for young and emerging dance artists aged between 18 and 25, taking place in Härnösand on 18-30 July 2022.

The residency includes:
- Studio space on 18-30 July 2022
- Accommodation of one room for up to two people
- Travel to and from Härnosand within Sweden
- Opportunity to join morning sessions/classes with ilYoung
- Mentorship on the project from ilDance, depending on what you need (artistic, production or coaching)
- Per diem of 230 SEK per person per day for 13 days

This residency will take place at the same time that ilDance’s professional junior company, ilYoung, will also be working in Härnösands Folkhögskola on their new production.

This would offer the artists in residency a supportive and inspiring creative context for their own process. The artist in residency is not requested or expected to interact with ilYoung, but they are welcome to. Morning classes take place daily and artists on residence are welcome to participate in those classes.

This residency is offered by COMPASS, with the support of ilDance, Härnösand Folkhögskola and New Education for Contemporary Dance Härnösand.

How to apply

Application is open to COMPASS members - it is free to sign up here.

To apply, fill in the form here, including links to two videos with a maximum duration of 60 seconds each.

Video 1: Tell us about yourself. Who are you? What do you think is important for us to know about you when considering your application? What is your relation to dance?

Video 2: Why are you applying for this residency? What are you going to work on?

At least one of the artists involved in the application should be based in Sweden.

The application deadline is 31 May (23:59 CEST).
Decisions will be shared by 10 June.

Questions about the application and residency can be sent to hannagodl@ildance.se.

Residency terms and conditions

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