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With our arrival in Édifice Wilder – Espace danse, our renewed artistic vision aims to support emerging, local artists (though not exclusively) in the earlier phases of creating their own performance works. We favour imaginative strategies for audience engagement and experimental work that questions traditional forms of presentation.
Depending on your profile, one of two options is available: New Waves, for freshly graduated dance artists, or the open call for local artists.
Call for artists for the 2020-2021 season
The deadline for the 2020-2021 season is May 1st, 2019. Our curating committee will make final choices and responses will be sent no later than four weeks after the application deadline. Because the deadline for project submissions is quite early this time, Tangente will accept those that are in the early stages of development.
If you are an artist living outside of Canada and you are coming to Montréal, our curator will be pleased to meet you.
How to submit a project?
1st step: Make sure that your project is aligned with Tangente’s artistic vision.
2nd step: Anyone interested in submitting a project must meet Tangente’s curator Marco Pronovost beforehand. To do so, you must make an appointment by choosing among the available time slots in the link below. Please note that you can only pick one time slot and that you must write in your name and email address in the name field. Should you encounter any problems, send an email to [email protected]
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3rd step: After determining with our curator the relevance of your project to Tangente’s programming, completely fill out the form below and send it as a Word document to our curator Marco Pronovost, adding Julie Deschênes in the cc field.
Types of eligible projects
- Choreographic works: live performance, digital art, or video;
- Hybrid projects: proposals that veer away from the classical use of stage representational codes, whether they be durational performances, performances that actively involve spectators, that merge artistic disciplines, or that move towards nonstandard experiences.
Available spaces
- Espace Françoise Sullivan (Espace Orange)
- Espace Dena Davida (Espace Vert)
- Café-bar and walkway
Who is the open call for?
- Emerging professional contemporary dance/movement artists
- Interdisciplinary collectives that include dancers
Open call form – 2020-2021 (Word)
Application for the open call
Send your project to [email protected] ccing [email protected] before May 1st, 2019
Call for artists for Habitations
How to submit a project?
1st step: Make sure that your project is aligned with Tangente’s artistic vision.
2nd step: Anyone interested in submitting a project must meet Tangente’s curator Marco Pronovost beforehand. To make an appointment, send an email to [email protected]
3rd step: After determining with our curator the relevance of your project to Tangente’s programming, completely fill out the form below and send it as a Word document to our curator Marco Pronovost, adding Julie Deschênes in the cc field.
Type of eligible projects
- Open-ended research project for a group of artists over 1 or 2 weeks
Available space
- Espace Dena Davida (Espace Vert)
Who are Habitations for?
- Emerging professional contemporary dance/movement artists
- Interdisciplinary collectives that include dancers
Habitations form – 2020-2021 (Word)
Danses Buissonnières 2019
Danses Buissonnières is an annual program presented by Tangente dedicated to choreographers in the early stages of their career, wether they are freshly graduated or self-taught.
During 4 nights in a row, as part as its 2019-20 season, Tangente will present the work of 5 selected choreographers/collectives. This program will take place in September 2019 at Edifice Wilder – Espace danse in Espace Dena Davida (Espace vert – 65 seats).
Tangente will also accompagny the artists as they will experience the entire process of producing, mounting and presenting their performance.
The 5 contenders will be chosen with care after live auditions and the examination of their project by a jury of emerging choreographers with diverse artistic visions. The presented works must be no more than 10 minutes and must have been especially created for the Danses Buissonnières program.