Book Launch and summer bar

A soft celebration of HAUT's third publication

 

Format: PUBLICATIONS ON
Genre: Knowledge sharing

Date: 13th June
Time: 17:00-19:00
Place: Thoravej 29, 2400 Copenhagen NW

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Photographer Louise Herrche Serup

Join us for the launch of HAUT’s third publication!

We have curated, collected, and written material for a new publication, and we are excited to celebrate it's release with you. Together, we will explore selected excerpts and touch upon the ideas it holds about knowledge-sharing.

The publication, which takes the shape of an anthology, delves into different approaches and methods for sharing the knowledge created through performing arts processes. Through interviews, essays and reflections, it explores, among other things, why sharing knowledge can break down hierarchies and expand the narrrative of what an art practice can be. It asks how we can hold onto lived knowledge and why we as an industry must recognize the need for voicing and sharing knowledge for the art to develop and the artists to thrive.  

Come get a free copy, enjoy a beer and kick off your summer reading with us!

About PUBLICATIONS ON
The production of physical and digital publications that shed light on themes and artistic developments that HAUT currently finds important. HAUT's publications are not artist portraits or likewise, but the themes are more structural. The publications are published by HAUT's own publishing house.