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Annelies Van Assche
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2024
(Post)socialist dance : a search for hidden legacies
Book editor
2024
Bevindingen uit een Zoekstadion. ArtWork over de zorg voor een nieuwe generatie kunstenaars
Annelies Van Assche
Nicolas Baeyens
Kevin Trappeniers
Article in a magazine
2024
Conversations with Kinga : a tribute to the body and craftsmanship
Annelies Van Assche
Bookchapter
in
(Post)socialist dance : a search for hidden legacies
2024
Dance? Dance studies and (post)socialist dance
Annelies Van Assche
Milica Ivic
Bookchapter
in
(Post)socialist dance : a search for hidden legacies
2024
Van ‘crisis’ naar ‘karaoke’. Artistieke precariteit tussen versnellen en vertragen
Annelies Van Assche
Article in a magazine
2024
2023
"Als we nog tien jaar wachten met een werking rond danserfgoed, dan zijn we echt te laat.”
Annelies Van Assche
Article in a magazine
2023
"Wat Stromae ons leert over de eerlijke verloning van kunstenaars"
Annelies Van Assche
Article in a newspaper
2023
Een beeld van de kunstenaar-onderzoeker op scherp
Annelies Van Assche
Kurt Bertels
Article in a magazine
2023
Flexible performativity : what contemporary dancers do when they do what they do
Annelies Van Assche
Kareth Schaffer
A1
Journal Article
in
TDR-THE DRAMA REVIEW-THE JOURNAL OF PERFORMANCE STUDIES
2023
Moya Michael biedt weerwoord op de canon
Annelies Van Assche
Article in a magazine
2023
The Contemporary Dance World and the Thin Line between Self-Realisation and Self-Precarization
Annelies Van Assche
Bookchapter
in
Another Artworld. Pursuing new organisational modes
2023
‘Laat de kunstensector zich onbewust uitbuiten door de neoliberale ideologie?’
Annelies Van Assche
Article in a newspaper
2023
‘Velen onder ons doen het niet voor het geld, maar dat neemt niet weg dat we allemaal een loon naar werken verdienen’
Annelies Van Assche
Article in a newspaper
2023
2022
Coloured swan : Moya Michael's prowess in the face of fetishization in European dance
Annelies Van Assche
A1
Journal Article
in
DANCE RESEARCH JOURNAL
2022
Dance Day 2022 in conversation with Marc Vanrunxt, Liz Kinoshita & Zoé Lakhnati. Dag Van De Dans.
Annelies Van Assche
Other
2022
Living up to a bohemian work ethic : balancing autonomy and risk in the symbolic economy of the performing arts
Annelies Van Assche
Rudi Laermans
A1
Journal Article
in
POETICS
2022
2021
Cruel optimism, ironic pessimism, poetic terrorism : how to combat the semiocapitalistic pan(dem)ic in a choreographed song-cycle
Annelies Van Assche
A1
Journal Article
in
TDR-THE DRAMA REVIEW-THE JOURNAL OF PERFORMANCE STUDIES
2021
De continuïteit van vernieuwing : een museale blik op het dansarchief van Marc Vanrunxt
Annelies Van Assche
A2
Journal Article
in
DOCUMENTA
2021
Een archiefbron van dans
Annelies Van Assche
A2
Journal Article
in
DOCUMENTA
2021
Voorwoord : getuigen van het dansverleden : de archivering van dans in Vlaanderen
Annelies Van Assche
Timmy De Laet
Editorial material
2021
Voorwoord voor Elias D'Hollander's 'Architectuur Choreograferen / Choreografie Architecturen'
Annelies Van Assche
Editorial material
2021
2020
Chasing your own tail : the inclusive artist's process in project-based contemporary dance
Annelies Van Assche
A2
Journal Article
in
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE
2020
Izadora Weiss
Annelies Van Assche
Christel Stalpaert
Bookchapter
in
Fifty contemporary choreographers
2020
Labor and aesthetics in European contemporary dance : dancing precarity
Annelies Van Assche
Book
2020
Over dansen naar pijpen op slappe koorden
Annelies Van Assche
Article in a magazine
2020
2019
Editors’ note : work with(out) boundaries : precarity and dance
Katharina Pewny
Annelies Van Assche
Simon Leenknegt
Rebekah J. Kowal
Editorial material
2019
Mayday, Mayday, Mayday! Moving from European discourses on the precarious and art to the realities of contemporary dance
Annelies Van Assche
Katharina Pewny
Rudi Laermans
A1
Journal Article
in
DANCE RESEARCH
2019
2018
A ‘bohemian’ work ethic : lifestyle artists and the city
Annelies Van Assche
C3
Conference
2018
Chasing your own tail: on artists and projects
Annelies Van Assche
C3
Conference
2018
Dancing precarity : a transdisciplinary study of the working and living conditions in the contemporary dance scenes of Brussels and Berlin
Annelies Van Assche
Katharina Pewny
Rudi Laermans
Christel Stalpaert
Dissertation
2018
Precarity : a concept linking performance studies and social sciences
Annelies Van Assche
Bookchapter
in
Interdisciplinarity in the performing arts : contemporary perspectives
2018
The socio-economic dimensions of artistic labor : lessons from the contemporary dance scene in Brussels
Annelies Van Assche
Bookchapter
in
Cultural and creative industries in Brussels : creativity in a divided city
2018
The ups and downs of being an artist
Annelies Van Assche
A2
Journal Article
in
DOCUMENTA
2018
2017
Contemporary Dance Artists in Berlin : a descriptive report on their socio-economic position
Annelies Van Assche
Rudi Laermans
Report
2017
Dancing On The Edge : an account in numbers of the Brussels and Berlin contemporary dance artists' precarious working conditions
Annelies Van Assche
Newsarticle
2017
Introduction to DANCE NOW: Work With(out) Boundaries
Annelies Van Assche
Katharina Pewny
Simon Leenknegt
C3
Conference
2017
Recycling, reinvesting and revaluing : on immateriality in Sarah Vanhee's oblivion
Annelies Van Assche
A1
Journal Article
in
PERFORMANCE RESEARCH
2017
The future of dance and/as work : performing precarity
Annelies Van Assche
A1
Journal Article
in
RESEARCH IN DANCE EDUCATION
2017
2016
'Doen wat je wilt, is een voorrecht : en een nachtmerrie' : choreograaf David Hernandez over de ups en downs van het kunstenaarschap
Annelies Van Assche
Newsarticle
2016
Artist at Work. Proximity of Art and Capitalism
Annelies Van Assche
Bookreview
2016
Artistic labor and precarity : lessons from the Brussels’ contemporary dance scene
Annelies Van Assche
Rudi Laermans
C3
Conference
2016
Choreographies of precariousness : a genetic study of the performing arts
Annelies Van Assche
C3
Conference
2016
Contemporary dance artists in Brussels : a descriptive report on their socio-economic position
Annelies Van Assche
Rudi Laermans
Report
2016
Precarious genetics : towards sociological performance studies
Annelies Van Assche
C3
Conference
2016
2015
Brussels & contemporary dance : artistic labor in a creative city
Annelies Van Assche
C3
Conference
2015
Brussels & contemporary dance: artistic labor in a creative city
Annelies Van Assche
Other
2015
Moving together: theorizing and making contemporary dance
Annelies Van Assche
Bookreview
2015
Precarity : a concept linking performance studies and social sciences
Annelies Van Assche
C3
Conference
2015
2013
The Brussels dance swarm on the move : precarious bodies (not) at home
Annelies Van Assche
Katharina Pewny
A1
Journal Article
in
FORUM MODERNES THEATER
2013
2012
Over precariteit, precariaat en andere postfordistische begrippen
Annelies Van Assche
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2012