Practical Informations

In PAF there is no staff; your stay is not organised by others. PAF has no funding and is based on self-organization.
There are only three rules in PAF:
- make things possible for others
- don't leave traces
- the do-er decides

Prices
Prices include a simple room with nice countryside views containing a single or double bed and a sink with hot water, plus table, chair, lamp, cupboard, the use of kitchen, bathrooms, common spaces and working spaces. Payment is due on the day of arrival. You will be refunded if you leave earlier.
Price per person per night: 1–5 days: 15 €
Price per person per night for more than 5 days:13 €
Price per person per month: 330 €

Membership
From january 2010 on we will introduce an obligatory membership of the association PAF for everybody who stays at paf. For security reasons everybody has to sign a paper declairing that PAF is not liable in case of any loss, material damage or personal injury occurred to current members and to non-members even in case of gross negligence.
The membership fee is 12 euro, for one full year.

Legal status
For the time being the legal status of PAF is not that of an official institution but that of a private initiative. A cultural association (law 1901) called PAF was founded on 30/12/2006.
President is Alice Chauchat, Treasurer is Xavier Le Roy, Director is Jan Ritsema.
Each guest is fully responsible for his/her own actions. PAF is not responsible for any damages or injuries to person or property and shall not be held liable in case of accident.

Media facilities
- wireless internet in most of the building and parts of the garden
- VHS players & recorders (media space)
- DVD players & recorders (media space)
- video-beamers (media space)
- VHS and DVD library (media space).
- professional sound system (mixing desk, amplifier, 4 loudspeakers)
- 6 harddisks of each one Terabyte are available with more than 3000 quality movies, hundreds of performances, documentaries.
The PAF library is built with the contribution of everybody, so if you would like to share your videos,films, documentaries or performances please copy them from your laptop to the harddisks.
Please ask me or Valentina how to do this.

Food & Shopping
- meals are self-organized, according to the users (individuals or groups.) Please keep the kitchen and other communal spaces clean. This means clean immediately after making the food and also after eating. We will be very grateful for this.
- the supermarket “Intermarché” is in Saint-Erme, behind the railway station; opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 9.00 to 12.30 and 14.30 to 19.00, Monday 14.30 – 19.00 Saturday 9.00 – 19.00, Sunday 9.00 to 11.30.
- in the village you can find a very good bakery in Ramecourt at 1km from Paf, closed on tuesdays) a second bakery is over the rails next to the station, pharmacy and tobacco store(closed on wednesdays) (opposite the station), and beauty salon, dry cleaning, car school, electric shop, burgerking, kebab, pizza stand (all near Intermarché), car repair, gasoline station (Intermarché, same opening hours) and a big tools shop (Baudoux).
ATM machine, inside Intermaché, in the entrance hall.
Postoffice in Ramecourt, 1200m from Paf. Open 9-12 and 14-16. Post is send at 16h.
Bank, Credit Agricole, in Sissonne, at 7km from PAF
The train station is rarely open but you can buy a ticket at the slot machine with your creditcard. When this does not work you warn the train conducteur and he gives you a ticket without fine.

Blackboard
In the hall there is a blackboard where you can announce activities you want to open to possibly interested people. This is also the place to discover what others have planned and to see whatever general announcements there may be.

Bicycles
Two electric bicycles and 5 normal bikes are in the bikes barn and are available for use. Please be considerate in returning them to the garage when you are finished. See for how to use them under -Communal Spaces-.

Taxi
A taxi service exists in St Erme. To go to the supermarket or to the station, you can call Taxi Leblanc (+0033 323 22 69 09). Please plan your trip, don't call at last minute.

Communal Spaces
This is not a complete list of every available space at PAF, only a list of the most commonly-used spaces for meetings, work and other purposes.

Basement:
Big Dance Hall
Old Kitchen

On the Ground Floor:
Smoking Room
2 Dining Rooms (one hosts PAF-radio)
2 Kitchens (each kitchen has one or two stoves with oven, dishwasher, utensils, coffeemachines, waterboilers, toasters, etc)
Pantry (food and cleaning products storage, etc.)
Laundry Room (2 washing machines, 1 dryer, sheets and towel storage)
Tools Room (lightbulbs, electric cables,electric and petrol heaters etc)
Cleaning Room (with cleaning materials, etc)
Peacock Studio
New Studio
Bluish Green Studio
Ping-Pong Hall
Music Room
Piano Room
Chapel

1st Floor:
Media Space
Small Working Space
Big Studio

2nd Floor:
Studio St. Louise
Studio St. Therese
Studio St.Lucie
2 painters studios
Attic Drying Room (used in the summer for drying clothes)
Attic Chapel

Outdoor Spaces
Three inner court yards
Little Mountain
Garden
Fruit Garden
Hangar (for parking the cars and for Open Air cinema when bad weather)
and then from left to right:
garden tools barn
wood for stove barn
Paint and Petrol barn
Wood barn
Metal barn (entrance to attic)
Plumber barn (metal door)
Electric bikes (2) and normal bikes (5) barn.
(Electric bikes, the keys are on the inside of the door, plug key, no violence please, look if it is loaded, red lights, if not load it, plug in corner, with charger, entrance for plug on right top side of the battery-pack, loading takes one night, keep it loaded, that others have a full battery, when you return with an almost empty battery, as driving without electric support is very heavy. Use the bike as a normal bike, that means, use the gear as normal, when climbing on the fast one, when going down on the slow one. When you want the electric push work you have to turn the pedals around: when you don't work the bike does not work either. Is fair isn't it?) This barn has stairs to the attic.
Electric material barn
Future Sauna and Cool-down barn
Garage
Eric's place.

Walks
There are numerous paths through the woods in the area, also places to sit or walk or work on nice days. When you leave the terrain, cross the road, climb 150m, take the road 200m and go left, straight on or to the right into woods, where you will meet, wild pigs, deers, rabbits, phaesants, and such.
The farm on your left is called Bibrax, from the time of Asterix and Obelix. Further on the left where you see the pine trees, is the socalled Camp Romain, the roman camp, where Julius Ceasar won the final battle against 120.000 Gaulois. In De Bello Galico he writes about this battle of Bibrax.
You can also walk to the right, when leaving the building, after the church go immediately to the right and then climb the road behind to the Church. You will find the tiny beginnings of sources that feed the river Aisne, there.

Hope you enjoy your stay and that you work well.
Be more than welcome.

List of guests PAF in 2006

Manon Santkin and Leslie Manes, Brussels, March 16-30
Roosien Van Alphen, Amsterdam, March 17-24
Florian Schneider, Munich, March 19-20
Andrea Maurer, Vienna, March 30 – April 25
Elke Van Campenhout/Nadine, Brussels + 5 people, April 3-11
Alexander, Antwerp April 4-11
Fran, Antwerp, April 4-
Frederic Schrankenmuller,April 10-14
Alexandra Beaudelot, April 12
Marina Palovaara, Sweden, April 10- May 9
Hans-Petter Dahl, Amsterdam, April 15
Anneke Bonnema, Amsterdam, April 15
Bruno Faucon and Catherine, Lyon, April 16-19
Berno Odo Polzer , Vienna, April 12-29
Kr66t Juurak, Tallinn, April 12-29
Bojana Cvejic, Brussels, April 23-30
Hugo De Greef, April 27/28
Theo van Rompay, April 28
Xavier Le Roy, April 28
Mathilde Monnier, April 28
Catherine Hasler, April 28
DD Dorvillier, New York, April 30 – May 15
Paz Rojo, Madrid, May 9-15
Aissa Nairmi, Paris, May 9-15
Alice Chauchat, France, May 13-15
Geraldine Gourbe, Paris, May 13-15
Barbara Fourmis, Paris, May 13-15
Florian Malzacher +3,Graz, Unfriendly Takeover and Merve Verlag, May 13-15
Ferdinand du Bois, Brussels, May 17-24
Anne Juren, Vienna, May 19-26
Antoine Desvigne, Brussels, May 22-26
Kajsa Sandstrom, Schweden, May 18 – 31
Alexis Destoop, Brusssels, May 24-31
Jonathan Burrows, London, 3/4 days in period May 22-25
Kr66t Juurak, Tallinn, July 4 - August 29 SU
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, July 4- august 29 SU
Aude Lachaise, Paris, July 5-12
Etcetera, Van Campenhout, Brussels +6-8 people, July 6-13
Elke Van Campenhout, Brussels June 30- July 16
Bojana Cvejic, Brussels, July 5-7
DDDorvillier, New York, July 3-8 and 16-19
Joa Hug, Amsterdam, July 10-16
Andrea Eschwein, July 13-
Kristine Karala Øren, Norway July 16-29
Jan Obbeek, Milco, Belgium, July 17-23
Reunion EDDC-Arnhem, 8-10pers, July 17-24
Loes Goedbloed, Amsterdam, July 21-23
Danny Verstegen +, Zwevelgem, July 24-August 5
Dany Daccache +, Beirout, July 26- August 5
Ida Lykken, Oslo, July 27-29
Eric Arn and Vanessa, Vienna, July 31st-August 4
Dimitrije Tadic + Maja, Milka,Nikola, Belgrade, July 31-August 9
DDDorvillier, New York, July 31st-August 3
Nicolas Siepen, Berlin, August 11-22 SU
Petra Sabisch, Berlin, august 7-27 SU
Helena Remeijers + 6 people, Amsterdam, August 7-15
Sergej and Nikolina Pristas (BADco), Zagreb + 7 people, August 8-21 SU
Mette Edvardsen, Brussels, August 12-16
DDorvillier, New York, August 14-21 SU
Annie Dorsen, New York, August 14-27 SU
Xavier Le Roy, Berlin/Paris, August 17-23 SU
Eszter Salamon, Berlin, August 17-23 SU
Mette Ingvartsen, Brussels, August 14-21 SU
Bojana Cvejic, Brussels, August 8-31 SU
Petra Sabisch, Berlin, August 16-27 SU
Ragna Aurich, Amsterdam, August 17-24 SU
Sandra Iché, Paris, August 17-24 SU
Christine Gaigg, Vienna, August 17-27 SU
Pietro Romani, Lisbon, August 16-28 SU
Aurore Depres, Besancon, August 17-24 SU
Alice Chauchat, Paris, August 17-24 SU
Geof, Paris, August 18-21
Goran Fercec, Zagreb, August 17-27 SU
Kajsa Sandstrom, Stockholm, August 17-27 SU
Ana Vujanovic, Belgrade, August 17-27 SU
Marta Popivoda, Belgrade, August 17-27 SU
Carla Bottiglieri, Thomas Greil, Paris, August 17-27 SU
Jennifer Kelly, New York, 17-27 SU
Oliver Frjlic, Zagreb, 17-27 SU
Martina Hochmuth, Vienna, August 18-21SU
Florian Malzacher, Graz, August 19-26 SU
Felicia Atkinson, Paris, August 25-30
Elise, Paris, August 25-30
Andrea Eschwein, Wiesbaden, August 29-September 19
Sophie Kienhuis, Amsterdam, September 11-30
Florent Delval, Paris, September 13-20
Kim-Lien Desault, Paris, September 13-20
Dany Daccache, Lebanon, September 18- Oktober 18
Inge Duytschaever, Brussels, September 23-24
Tristero 4pers, Brussels, September 25- 28
DDDorvillier, New York, Oktober 8-14 and 28-31
Irina Mueller, Matthias Meier, Berlin, Oktober 5-15
Ferdinand du Bois, Brussels, Oktober 16-21
Trudo Engels, Brussels, Oktober 16-21
Helena Remeijer, Amsterdam,october 23- november 12
Roosien Van Alphen, Amsterdam, october 27- november 4
Sandra Iché, Paris, November 19-29
Seo Seonja, S.Korea, November 12-21
ART/WORK conference and workshop, 17 people, November24 - december10
Nathalie Rias, France, November 23-29
Malin Schiller, November 24-27
Gaëlle Bourges, France, November 26-29
KINO, filmmakers,europe 40 people, December 10-17
Nick Quin, New York, december 11-13
Adam Olha, Slovakia, december 9-13
Ivan Castineiras, Galicia, december 9-13
Alix Eynaudi, 2 weeks in december
Stéphanie K-Echeinberg, France, december
Sanneke van Hassel, Rotterdam, 20-24 december
Ditta, Utrecht, 20-24 december
kim-lien Desault, Paris, 24/12-7/1 WU
Florent Delval, Paris, 22/12-7/1 WU
Bojana Cvejic, Brussels, 26-3 january WU
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 27-7 january WU
Kroot Juurak, Tallinn, 27-7 january WU
Annie Dorsen, New York, 27-4 january WU
Marina Grzinic, Vienna, plus 27 students, december 26-30 WU
Marta Popivoda, Belgrade, 26-30 WU
Ana Vujanovic, Belgrade, 26-30 WU
Gerhard Gleich, Vienna, 26-30 WU
Kai Stoger, Vienna, december 26-31 WU
Thomas Greil, Paris, 26/12-7/1 WU
Carla Bottiglieri, Paris, 26/12-7/1 WU
Christine De Smet, Gent, 27/12-2/1 WU
Sandra Iché, Paris, 27/12- 3/1 WU
Florian Malzacher, Graz, 27/12-3/1 WU
Xavier Le Roy, Berlin, 28/12-2/1 WU
Manuela Zechner, London, 28/12 - 3/1 WU
Christophe Wavelet, Paris, 28/12 - 30/12 WU
Pietro Romani, Lisbon, 29/12-3/1 WU
Petra Sabisch, London, 29/30-12 - 2/3-1 WU
Ines Jacques, France, 29/12-3/1 WU
Noé Soulier, Australia, 29/12-4/1 WU
Altyn Chiang, New York, 30/12-4/1 WU
Mette Ingvartsen, Denmark, 30/12-2/1 WU
Peter Lenaerts, Brussels, 30/12-2/1 WU
Randy Carreno, Spain, 30/12-3/1 WU
Sujata Goel, New Delhi, 31/12-2/1 WU

Activities

SummerUniversity, 40, August 17-27
The Summit of the non-aligned academies, 10, Oktober, 22-29
Conferences and residencies about 'Work', 15, November 24- December10
KINO kabaret, filmmaking filmers,30-60pers. 10/12-17/12-2006
Winter University,40, December 24/2006-January 6/2007

Presentations of PAF:

Vienna, Tanzquartier, 18/02/06, Berno Odo Polzer, Bojana Cvejic, Jan Ritsema
Dortmund, 22/04/06, Bojana Cvejic
Londres, 5-7/5/06 Gasworks, Jan Ritsema, Bojana Cvejic
Belgrade, 15-20/09/06, Ana Vujanovic, Berno Odo Polzer, Jan Ritsema, Nicolas Siepen,
Varsovie, 2-9/09/06, Mobile Academy, Bojana Cvejic, Jan Ritsema
Montpellier, 14/09/06, Ex.c.erce, Xavier Le Roy, Jan Ritsema
Graz, Steirische Herbst, 28/09/06, Jan Ritsema
Berlin, Ausland, 29/09/06, Alice Chauchat, Petra Sabisch, Nicolas Siepen
Zagreb, 6-8/10/06, Sergej Pristas, Nikolina Pristas, Bojana Cvejic, Jan Ritsema

List of guests PAF in 2007

Maiko Ota, Japan, from february
Manuela Zechner, London, 11/2-20/2
Maria Zendrera, Barcelona, 12/2-20/2
Paz Rojo, Madrid, 11/2-20/2
Seo Seonja, South Korea, 12/2-20/2
Frederic Schrankenmuller, 15/2-20/2
Pierre Lequillon, Paris, 15/2
Ulrike Freser, Berlin, 16/2-5/4
Cora Josting, Berlin, 16/2-22/2
Erik Bindervoet, Amsterdam, 17/2-25/2
Tjitske Jansen, Amsterdam, 17/2-25/2
Walter Hus, Brussels, 15/2-21/2-28/2
David Wampach, Paris, 23/2-28/2
Maeva Cunci, Paris, 23/2-28/2
Lucie Eidenbenz, Berlin, 26/2-10/3
Stephane Moreaux, Paris, 28/2-3/3
Alexander Brom, Vienna, 28/2-15/4
Frederic Schrankenmuller,Paris, 5/3-10/3
Ecole de beaux-arts Rueil-Malmaison, 10 pers. 9/3-11/3
Valentina Desideri, Rome, 18/3-
Inge Duytschaever, Brussels 18/3-19/3
Joannes Vandermeulen,Namahn, Brussels, 17 pers. 19/3-23/3
Cris Duarte, Sao Paulo, 20/3-14/4
Thelma Bonavita, Sao Paulo, 20/3-30/4
Nicolas Siepen, Berlin, 25/3-5/4
Tim Stüttgen, Berlin, 25/3-5/4
Inka Arlt, Berlin, 25/3-2/4
Caroline Breton, Paris, 28-30/3 and 2-6/4
Tommy Noonan, New York, 26/3-2/4
Sammi Landweer, Amsterdam, 31/3-5/5
Frank Albers, Den Haag 1/4-13/4
Alice Chauchat, Paris, 1/4-5/4
Natascha Moschini, London, 1/4-1/10
Lucy Conochie, London, Slade + 4, April 2-15
Justin Garrick, Chicago, 3/4-
Lia Rodriques + 4 dancers, Rio de Janeiro, April 13-22
Paz Rojo, Madrid, plus 4 performers, 15/4-29/4
Clea Wallis and Paul, Schotland, 15/4-25/4
Jim, Schotland, 23/4-25/4
Encens, Fashion magazine, 5 pers, 24-26/4
Boris Nitikin, Giessen, 27-30/4
Lotte Van Dijck, Amsterdam, 29/4-4/5
Gerrit Valckenaers, Antwerp, 29/4-4/5
Rio Rutzinger, Vienna, 1/5-7/5
Ecole de beaux-arts Rueil-Malmaison, 10 pers. 11-13/5
Ditta Pelgrom. Amsterdam, 6/5-19/5
Oeke Hoogendijk, Amsterdam, 6/5-13/5
Caroline Breton, paris, 12/5-17/5
David, Paris, 12/5-13/5
Guido Reimitz, Vienna 12-18/5
Nadine, Brussels, 10 pers. computer works, 13-19/5
Katelijne Pompe, Rotterdam, 14-19/5
Petra van Diest, Antwerpen, 14-19/5
Jerome Bel, Paris, 18-21/5
Ex.er.ce-PARTS-Ernst Busch, exchange self education students,Montpellier-Brussels-Berlin 28pers., May 20st-June 1st
Xavier Leroy, Paris, 20/5-2/6
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 20/5-31/5
Steven de Belder, Brussels 20/5 and 1/6
Jean-Felix Marecaux, Lille, 21/5-
Bojana Cvejic, Belgrade, 22/5-31/5
Mette Ingvartsen, Copenhagen, 22/5-31/5
Eszter Salamon, Berlin, 22/5-31/5
Maarten Roels, Brussel, 24/5
Catherine Hasler, Montpellier, 24/25/5
Bea Kiesslinger, Stuttgart, 25/5-1/6
Theo van Rompay, Brussels 28/29/5
Julie Josserand, Montpellier, 31/5-1/6
Ruhr University Bochum, 27 pers, 7-10/6
Kim YunJung, Seoul, 12-15/6
Valentina Desideri, 26/6-
Andrea Parkins, New York, 28/6-23/7
Marike op den Akker, Arnhem, 30/6-7/7
Iris Viviana Perez, Santo Domingo Domenican Rep, 1-20/7
Regina Polenz, Brooklyn NY, 30/6-15/8 SU
Gillie Kleiman, Guildford,UK, 2/7-16/8 SU
Friederike Adlung, New York, 2-9/7
Sylvia Schultes, New York 2/7-23/7
Angela Linssen, Amsterdam, 2-29/7
Tony Thatcher, Laban Center, London, 12 pers. 6-12/7
Trinity College, Conservatory, London, 12 people, 6-12/7
Marie Braconnier, 12 chambres doubles, 7-8/7
Jerome Bel, Paris, 7-9/7
Mike Hornblow, Wellington, 8-10/7
Gaelle Bourges, New York, 10-14/7
Matty Ostrowski. New York 13/7-23/7
Badco, Zagreb, Sergeij, Nikolina Pristas, David Fischer, 14/7-22/7
Stephanie Auth, Mainz, 15/7-15/8 SU
Kim Yunjung, Seoul, 15/7-28/8 SU
German-french, cycling Paris-Berlin, camping, 30 pers. 15/7
Thom Plischke, Dresden, 16-29/7
Kattrin Deufert, Dresden, 16-29/7
Henrik Hedinge, 16/7-18/7
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 18/7-12/8 SU
Bojana Cvejic, Belgrade, 18/7-22/7
Thea Cohen plus friend, Amsterdam (d) 19/7
DDorvillier, New York, 20-26/7
Erni Kask, plus 11 colleagues, Tallinn, 22/7-31/7
Sandra +Felix, (d) 23-29/7
Francoise Walot, plus (d), 23-28/7
Bojana Cvejic, Belgrade 29/7-8/8 SU
Noe Soulier, Paris, 1-5/8 SU
Annie Dorsen, New York, 1-10/8 SU
Alice Chauchat, Paris, 1/8-15/8 SU
Nicolas Couturier, Paris, 1/8-15/8 SU
Joris Lacoste, Paris, 1/8-15/8 SU
Lito Walkey, Paris, 1/8-15/8 SU
Ingrid Cogne, 2-14/8 SU
Tom Kasebar, 2-7/8 SU
Waltraud Brauner, 2-7/8 SU
Natalie Koger, 2-12/8 SU
Susanna Pfeil plus friend, Mallorca, 2/8-12/13/8 SU
Julia Arbey, 2-13/8 SU
Manuela Zechner, London, 1/8-10/8 SU
Hagedus Dora, Budapest, 2-14/8 SU

SUMMERUNIVERSITY, 3/8-12/8, with possibility to come earlier and/or to stay longer.

Luigi Coppola, Taipei, 3-15/8 SU
Paula Caspao, Lisbon 3-6/8 SU
Isabel de Narevan, Lisbon, 3-6/8 SU
Jelena+Paul, Belgrade, 4-5/8 SU
Misa+Mila, Belgrade, 4-5/8 SU
Sandra Iché, Paris, SU
Xavier Leroy, Paris, SU
Pietro Romani, Lisbon, SU
Eszter Salamon, Berlin, SU
Petra Sabisch, Berlin, SU
Megan Byrne, New York, SU
Kr66t Juurak, Vienna, SU
Hannah Hurtzig, Berlin, 2-9/8 SU
Florian Malzacher, Graz, 5-12/8 SU
Mette Ingvartsen, Copenhagen 5-9/8 SU
Jefta van Dinther, Amsterdam, 5-9/8 SU
Rebecca Lee Miller, Kansas City, 7/8-28/10 SU
Nati Tencer Faivovich Buenos Aires, 7-12/8 SU
Joannes Vandermeulen, Brussels, 7/8-12/8 SU
Maia Jancovici, Bukarest, 7-15/8 SU
Bettina Foldesi, Vienna, 7-15/8 SU
Sophie Gosselin, David Guignebert,Tours 8-12/8 SU (d)
Christoph Lalanne, Tours, 8-12/8 SU
Jacob Peter-Kovner, New York, 10-17/8 SU
Glenn Balouza, London, 10-15/8 SU
Jasmine Soori-Arachi, London, 10-15/8 SU

Anette Frey, Hamburg, 14-22/8
Sweet&Tender Collaborations/Skite 2007, 40 people, 15/8-15/9
Monica Gillette + partner, New York, 15-31/8
Stephane Pichard, Paris, 15-22/8
Amie architecte, Paris, 15-22/8
Effi Rabsilber, (D) berlin, 15-30/8
Marold Langer-Philipsen,berlin 15-30/8
Franca Treur, Thomas Blondeau, Amsterdam. 16-25/8 (d)
Simone Aughterlony, Wellington NZ, 19/8-31/8
Sean Macdonald,Auckland NZ 19/8-31/8
Ex.e.r.ce, auditions, 25 pers, 31/8-3/9
CNDC, Angers, Essais, Loic Touzé/Jan Kopp, 13p, 4/9-14/9
Rio Rutzinger, Vienna, 6-9/9
Victoire Dubruel, Paris, 9-10/9
Mike Hornblow plus, Melbourne, 11-16/9
Juha Valkeapaa, Tallinn, 11-23/9
Kaja Kann, Tallinn, 11-23/9
Hannes Gellner, 14/9-3/10
Ecole de Paysages, Versailles, 45 pers. 17/9-22/9
Cris Duarte, Sao Paulo, 17/9-1/10 - 8-30/10
Thelma Bonavita, Sao Paulo, 17/9-30/10
DDDorvillier, New York, 16-30/9
Elizabeth Ward, New York, 16-30/9
Hannes Gellner, Vienna, 17/9-5/10
Joaquim Pujol, Barcelona, 20-30/9
Ecole des beaux-arts Rueil-Malmaison, 17 (15+2) pers.21-23/9
Florian Schneider plus 4 pers. Munich, 23-28/9
Britta Wirthmuller, Hamburg, 1-14/10 (d)
Adrien Facheux, Paris, 1-12/10
Andree Wenzel, Hamburg, 1-14/10
Peter Wagenaar, Amsterdam, 1-28/10
Dan Lee, Kansas City, 6/10-28/10
SNDO, Maria, Amsterdam, 8 persons, 7-13/10
Maria Ines Villasmil, Amsterdam, 8-11/10
Tim Sampson, London, 9/10-23/11
Sam Larsseson, London, 9/10-22/10, 19-23/11
Ditta Pelgrom, Amsterdam,13-20/10
Angela Linssen, Amsterdam, 13-19/10
Jan Sakko + friend, Utrecht, 18-21/10
Simonelouise Eisler, Australia, 21-25/10
Clement Layes, Paris, 24-29/10
Hannes Gellner, Vienna, 25/10- ..
Margot Dorleans, Paris, 31/10-2/11
Perrine Bailleux, {aris, 31/10-6/11
Ecole des beaux-arts Rueil-Malmaison, Paris, 15 pers.31/10-4/11
Fabuleus, Veerle van Schoelant, Belgium, 13 pers, repetitions music prod. 31/10-3/11
Emilie Combet, Paris, 5-15/11
Fabio Bello, Paris, 5-15/11
Dacchi Dang, Sydney, 5/11-22/11
Sam Bogaerts + 14 pers, Ecole de theatre, Gent, 15-17/11
Johanneke Heijting, Amsterdam, 19/11-15/12
DDDorvillier, New York, 21-27/11
Artskool, Paris, London, Europe, 26 pers 23-25/11
Mish Grigor and Jof, Sydney, 28/11-10/12 (d)
Elke van Campenhout, Brussels, 28-30/11
Ecole des beaux-arts Rueil-Malmaison, Paris, 16 pers 30/11-2/12
Florent Delval, Paris, 30/11-3/12
Kim-Lien Desault, Paris, 1-7/12
Daniel Teige, Paris, 1-7/12
Sungeun Kim, Seoul, 3-10/12
Andree, Berlin, 3-14/12
Susanne Lang +, 6-7/12
Petra Sabisch, Berlin, 14-23/12
Mette Ingvartsen, Copenhagen, 14-23/12
Frederic Gies, Berlin, 14-23/12
Alice Chauchat, Paris, 14-23/12
Audrey Aubert, Paris, 14-23/12
Mickaël Phelippeau, Madrid, 14-23/12
Gillie Kleiman, London, 18-31/12 WUM (v)
Gerald Kurdian, Montpellier, 19-23/12

WINTER UPDATE MEETING, 24/12-5/1 40 persons

Hannah Hurtzig, Berlin, 27/12-3/1 WUM
Florian Malzacher, Graz, 27/12-4/1 WUM
Jefta van Dinther, Amsterdam, 31/12-6/1 WUM
Mette Ingvartsen, Brussels, 31/12-6/1 WUM
Joris Lacoste, Paris, 31/12-5/1 WUM
Nathalie Koger, Paris, 26/12-4/1 WUM
Bojana Cvejic, Brussels,23-25/12 WUM
Bojana Cvejic and Vladimir, 31/12-6/1 WUM
Alice Chauchat,Yves Mettler, Paris, 30/12-6/1 WUM (d)
Xavier Leroy, Berlin,29/12-6/1 WUM
Eszter Salomon, Berlin,29/12-6/1 WUM
Nicolas Siepen, Berlin, 27/12-3/1 WUM
Petra Sabisch, Berlin, 29/12-2/1 WUM
Kroot Juurak, Vienna, 30/12-7/1 WUM
Nicole Rutrecht, Vienna, 23/12-4/1 WUM
Iris Dittler,Vienna, 27/12-4/1 WUM
Joannes Vandermeulen, Brussels, 2-4/1 WUM
Mila Bakic and Ivan, Belgrade, 27/12-2/1 WUM (d)
Annie Dorsen, New York, 27/12-3/1 WUM
Joanna Bailie, Brussels, 28/1202/1 WUM
Noyale Colin, London, 26-30/12 WUM
Karen Lambeak, Oslo, 23/12-5/1 WUM (fv)
Antoine Fraval, Edinburgh, 29/12-4/1 WUM
Min Kyoung Lee, Seoul, 24/12-4/1 WUM
Alex Roccoli, New York, 29/12-2/1 WUM
Sandra Iché, Paris, 1-6/1 WUM
Helene, Paris, cook, 24/12-6/1 WUM
Aude, Paris, cook, 24/12-4/1 WUM
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 30/12-6/1 WUM
Aparna Prakash, New Dehli, 25/12-28/2/08 WUM
Inga Showarek, Prague, 1/1-4/1 WUM
Lenio Kaklea, Stuttgart, 30/12-4/1 WUM
Walter Hus, Brussels, 2-4/1 WUM
Ana Dzokic and Marc Neelen, Belgrade, 31/12-3/1 WUM (d)
Skite/S&T, Paris, 3/1
Chistine de Smedt, Gent, 29/3-3/1 WUM
Jenny Beyer and Ben Pointeker, Hamburg, 29/12-4/1 WUM (d)

Presentations of PAF:

Berlin, March 07. Dachverband Zeigenossischer Kunst, Alice Chauchat, Petra Sabisch
Paris, Fondation Kadist/Bétonsalon, 21/22/April 07, Jan Ritsema
Berlin, Summit for non-aligned initiatives in education culture, Berlin 25/26 May 07, Nicolas Siepen, Ana Vujanovic, Marta Popidova, Jan Ritsema
New York, DDorvillier, Jan Ritsema, 11/10/07

List of guests PAF in 2008

Aparna Prakash, New Dehli, 1/1-4/1
Alice Chauchat, 1-7/1
Kroot Juurak, 1-11/1
Berno Odo Polzer, 1-8/1
Bojana Cvejic, 1-9/1
Tommy Noonan, Freiburg, 3-4/1
Perrine Bailleux, Paris, 3-4/1
Koen van den Driessche, Brussels 3-4/1
Marianne Baillot, Paris, 3-4/1
Beby Razafimamdimby, Paris, 3-4/1
Eleanor Bauer, Brussels, 3-6/1
Xavier Le Roy, Paris, 3-6/1
Mette Ingvartsen, Copenhagen,3-6/1
Jefta van Dinther, Amsterdam, 3-6/1
Eszter Salamon, Berlin, 3-6/1
Juan Dominquez, Madrid, 4-6/1
Gerald Kurdian, Montpellier, 4-6/1
Chrysa Parkinson, New York, 4-6/1
Perrine Bailleux, Paris, 5-17/1
Remy Heritier, Paris, 5-15/1
Aleksi Jalonen, Helsinki, 7-18/1
Lucie Eidendenz, Zurich, 7-28/1
Todd Tremeer, Ontario, 8/1-5/4
Florent Delval,Paris, 20-28/1
Pieter Ampe,Brussels, 21-26/1
Simon von Mayer, Berlin, 21-26/1
Sarah Trouche, Londres, plus 4 personnes, 8-10/2
Muriel Bourdeau, Paris, 4-17/2
Abdelhak Terroufi,Paris, 10-17/2
Vincent Thomasset, Paris, 21-26/2
Caroline Bijl, Amsterdam, 21-27/2
Helena Stenkvist, Oslo, 22-24/2
Nick Quinn, London, 22-24/2
Karen Lambaek, Stockholm, 24/2-17/3
Joris Lacoste, Paris, 24/2-7/3
Jeanne Revel, Paris, 24/2-7/3
Marike op den Akker, Amsterdam, 25/2-1/3
Magne van den Berg, Amsterdam, 25/2-1/3
Thibault Cabanis, Paris, 25/2-2/3
Maria Hasabi, New York, 27/2-9/3
Remy Heritier, Paris, 25/2-7/3
Frederic Danos, Paris, 1-2/3
Kristine Karale Oren, Stockholm, 3/4 personnes, 14-17/3+17-24/3
Abdelhak Terroufi, Paris, 18-27/3
Muriel Bourdeau, Paris, 20-27/3
Minze Tummerscheit, Berlin, 22-24/3
Arne, Berlin, 22-24/3
Frederique Dumini +2, Paris, 22-24/3
Thibault Cabanis, Paris, 23/3-6/4
Kattrin Essenson, Tallinn,23/3-14/4
Jane Saks, Tallinn, 23/3-7/4
Monia Montali, Rome, 24-30/3
Alessia Contu, Mons, 25-30/3
Christopher Engdahl, London, 30/3-7/4
Magne van den Berg, Amsterdam, 1/4-4/4
Dion Doulis, Paris, 3-13/4
Collectif Arabesques d'Artois, 10 personnes 12-13/4
Elke van Campenhout, Antwerpen, 11-22/4
Advanced Performance Training, Antwerp, 10 personnes, 13-18/4
Nor Toma, Stockholm, 16-18/4
x med k, Brussels, 30 personnes 19/20-26/4
Madeleine Fournier/Jonas Chéreau, Angers,20-27/4
Belica Koumpareli, Athens, 21/4-9/5
Hamburg University, Deufert/Plischke, 9 persons 25/4-2/5
Joris Lacoste, Paris, 27/4-8/5
Jerome Bel, Paris, 1-4/5
Angela Linssen, Amsterdam, 2-4/5
Ditte Pelgrom, Amsterdam, 2-11/5
Magne van den Berg, Amsterdam, 5-11/5
Réunion, anciens pensionnaires Couvent, 8/5
Rafael Campos Rocha, Sao Paulo, 9-17/5
Olivier Normand, Paris, 14-18/5
Ngozi Ezenwoye, Nigeria, 17/5-31/5
Cynthia Camlin and Douglas Loewen, Pittsburg, 17-31/5
Kristina Alexsandrovska, Macedonia, 20/5-20/10
Martina Hochmuth, Vienna, 30-31/5
Georg Schöllhammer, Vienna, 30-31/5
Deborah Hay, New York, 20 personnes, 1-7/6
Roos Ouwehand, Amsterdam, 7-8/6
Monique Snoeijen, Amsterdam, 7-8/6
Emma Fitzgerald, Dublin, 7-30/6
Aine Stapleton,Dublin, 7-30/6
Annemarie Slotboom, Amsterdam, 10/6-6/7
Juliette Bineau, Paris, 12/6 (d)
Marjolein van Heemstra, Amsterdam, 13/6-6/7
Lorena Rivero de Beer, Santiago, 13-15/6
Lucy Guerin, Melbourne, 13-21/6
Frederic Danos, Paris, 17-29/6
Brian Gleeson, Dublin, 23-30/6
Paz Rojo, Madrid, 24/6-1/7
Manuela Zechner,London, 24/6-1/7
DD Dorvillier, New York, 24-29/6
Daria Martin, New York, 24-27/6
Joe Moran, New York, 24-26/6
Connie Nijman, 28-30/6
Amili Gelbman, Tel Aviv, 26/6-7/7
Russ Josephs, New York, 30/6-31/8 SU (d)
Jennifer Lewis, New York, 30/6-31/8 SU (d)
Kosi Hidama, Brussels, 30/6-13/7 and 21-31/7
Magne van den Berg, Amsterdam, 4-6/6
Kimie SHINGYOJI, Tokio, 21-31/7
Juliette Bineau, 4pers, Paris, 7-10/7
Tony Thatcher, London, 9-13/7
Marie Bardet, Paris, 10-20/7
Bas Kohler, Amsterdam,15-31/7
Icelandic Corporation of Kinetic Development,4 personnes, 16-31/7
Benjamin Dousselaere, Bruxelles, 17-23/7
Chantal levie, Bruxelles, 18-25/7
Walter, Marie, Sammylou,Jacob Hus, 18-21/7
Esthel Vogrig, Mexico, 19/7-12/8 SU
Advanced Performance Training, Antwerp, 11 pers. 20-28/7
Tea Tupajic,Zagreb, 22/7-21/8 SU
Maria Walser +, Oldenburg, 20-25/7 (d)
Thomas Plischke, Hamburg, 21-31/7
Kattrin Deufert, Hamburg, 21-31/7
Jeroen, Berlin, 21-31/7
Marco Demian Vitanza, Roma, 23/7-8/8 SU (d)
Edy Poppy, Oslo, 23/7-8/8 SU (d)
Choir/Concert, Bruxelles, 15 pers. 25-27/7
Florent Delval, Paris, 25/7-5/8 SU
Joannes Vandermeulen, Brussels, 29/7-1/8
Cinema en Plein Air, PAF, 26/7
SUMMERUNIVERSITY: 1-10/8
Philippa Thomas, London, 30/7-10/8 SU
Gregory Castera, Madrid, 31/7-10/8 SU
SARA DI SALVO, Rome, 31/7-6/8, SU (d)
NOEMI VALENTE, Rome, 31/7-6/8, SU (d)
SIMONA CAROLEO, Rome, 31/7-6/8, SU (d)
VALERIA PEDIGLIERI, Rome, 31/7-6/8, SU (d)
ROSADA ZANGRI, Rome, 31/7-6/8, SU'(d)
MANUELE GIOVANNELLI, Rome, 31/7-6/8 SU
Florian Malzacher, Graz, 1-5/8 SU
Inga Skowranek, Frankfurt, 1-10/8 SU
Nathalie Koger, Vienna, 1-10/8 SU
Hermann Heisig, Berlin, 1-10/8 SU
Emanuela Vitale, Rome, 1-9/8 SU
Marta Izquierdo, Buenos Aires, 1-10 SU (d)
Nicolas Cadet, Bordeaux, 1-10 SU (d)
Marta Ziółek, Warsaw, 1-10/8 SU
Maria Kozłowska,Warsaw, 1-10/8 SU
Fenia Kotsopoulou, Thessaloniki, 1-10/8 SU
Fabian Faltin, Vienna, 1-11/8 SU
Manuel Shvartzberg,Hedieh Anvari,Bueonos Airos/Teheran, 1-11/8 SU
Ambra Pittoni, Vienna, 1-5/8 SU
Joao Fernando Cabral, Barcelona, 1-7/8 SU
Begum Erciyas, Istanbul, 1-10 SU
Daniel Kötter, Berlin, 1-10 SU
Katarzyna Szu Szugajew, Milanowek, 1-10 SU
Alice Chauchat, Paris, 1-10/8 SU
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 1-10/8 SU
Jo Zahn, berlin, 1-10/8 SU
Ana Vujanovic, Belgrade, 1-6/8 SU (d)
Marta Popivoda, Belgrade, 1-6/8 SU
Sinisa Ilic, Belgrade, 1-4/8 SU
Bojan Djordjev, Belgrade, 1-5/8 SU
Sandra Iché, Paris, 3-8/10 SU
Min Kyoung Lee, Seoul, 2-12/8 SU
Paul-Flavien Enriquez-Sarano, Valencia, 3-5/8
Kim Yunyung, Seoul, 4-10/8 SU
Alvaro Martinez Leon, Madrid, 3-16/8 SU
Kroot Juurak, Tallinn, 5-10/8 SU
Jennie Lindstrom, Stockholm, 6-10/8 SU 12.54 E
Malin Elgan, Stockholm, 6-10/8 SU 12.54 E
Danny Verstegen, Gent, 11-22/8
Lutz Grossmann, Berlin, 11-31/8
Jonas Knecht, Berlin, 11-31/8
Susanne Claus, Berlin, 11-31/8 +S
Joaquim Pujol, Barcelona, 11-24/8 (d)
Edu Villanuea, Barcelona, 11-24/8 (d)
Gary Joe Wise, New York, 11/8-10/9
Cia Lucier, Madrid, 17/8-17/9
Susanne Kennedy, Amsterdam, 24-29/8
Marit Grimstad Eggen, Amsterdam, 24-29/8
Pi Steffo Kanduymski, +3 pers Antwerp,25-29/8
Les Laboratoires, Aubervilliers, 'tGasthuis, Amsterdam, Brut Vienne,expedition, 1-19/9
Remy Heritier, paris, 1-19/9
Joris Lacoste, Paris, 1-19/9
Guillaume Robert, Lyon, 1-19/9
Thomas Frank,Vienna, 31/8-6/9
Cezary Tomaszewski, Vienna, 1-19/9
João Sousa Cardoso, Paris, 1-19/9
Mikolaj Karczewski, Warsaw, 3-19/9
Johanna Kirsch, Vienna, 3-19/9
David Weber-Krebs, Amsterdam, 3-13/9
Achim Lengerer, Vienna, 3-6/9
Laura Karréman, Amsterdam, 4-8/9
Yvane Chapuis,Paris, 1-19/9
Joachim Robbrecht, Rotterdam, 5-7/9
Agata Wiczienska,Varsovie, 5-7/9
Jan Philipp Possman,Vienna, 6-13/9
Katrin Plavcak, Varsovie, 7-14/9
Djana et Nicolas, Asd-Zagreb, 7-16
Andréa Bozic & Julia Wolms , Zagreb-Berlin, 7-18/9
Paul Hendrikse, Amsterdam 7-19/9
Bettina Kogler, Vienna, 12-19/9
Achim Lengerer, Vienna, 3-6/9
Agata Wiczienska, Warsaw, 5-7/9
Laurent Pichaud, x.sud,Nimes, 7/8pers, 1-12/9
Barbara Eliask, Nimes, 2-12/9
Fanni Futterknecht, Paris, 5-10/9
Agnieszka +, Paris, 6-8/9
Joa Hug, Amsterdam, 10/9-8/10
Freya Olafson, Winnipeg 8-29/9
Pierre Andrieux, Winnipeg 8-29/9
Olivier Normand, Paris, 10-15/9
Judith, Paris, 10-15/9
Danielle Vandeven, Amsterdam, 15-26/9
Gienke Deuten, Amsterdam, 15-21/9
Annesofie Norn, Copenhagen, 17/9-14/10
Signe Lidén, Oslo, 17/9-14/10
Samara Couci, London, 22-29/9
Stephanie Auberville, Angers, 25-29/9
Astrid Waleta, Vienne, 28/9-6/10
Katrin Wölger, Vienne, 28/9-6/10
DDDorvillier, New York, 28/9-1/10
Alicia Dhyana House, New York, 5-11/10
Rachel, New York, 5-11/10
Sabine Macher, Paris, +5-8pers, 6-10/10
Valentina Desideri, Roma, 6/10-31/11
Marion Uguen, Paris, 7-13/10
Lorenzo De Angelis, Paris, 7-13/10
Peter Wagenaar, Amsterdam, 7-24/10
Todd Tremeer, Canada, 11/10-11/12
Stephanie Auberville, Paris, 11-13/10
Elizabeth Ward, New York 13-30/10
University College of Dance, Stockholm 15-25/10:
Halla Olafsdottir
Amada Apatrea
Mårten Spångberg
Inga Sterner
Sidney Leoni
Sebastian Lingserius
Johan Thelander
Allison Ahl
Magne van den Berg, Amsterdam 17-26/10
Ditte Pelgrom, Amsterdam 17-26/10
Giselle Vegter, Amsterdam, 19-23/10
DDDorvillier Company, New York, 19-30/10
Heather Kravas (USA/FR) 20-29 October
Amanda Piña (Chile/AU) 20-29 October
Joaquim Pujol (Spain) 24-29 October
Noha Ramadan (NL) 20-30 October
Alice Osborne, Sydney, 27/10-6/11
Halcyon Macleod, Sydney, 27/10-6/11
Caroline Bijl, Amsterdam 29/10-2/11
Joost Overbeek, Amsterdam, 29/10-2/11
Hugues Sanchez, Mexico, 2-8/11
Marion Uguen, Paris, 6-12/11
Lorenzo De Angelis, Paris, 6-12/11
Lia Rodrigues, Rio de Janeiro, 9 pers 9-19/11
APT,Advanced Performance Training, Antwerp,7 pers, 24-30/11
Artskool, Ecole des Beaux Arts, Science Po, Paris, Londres, 15 pers 28-30/11
SNDO, School for New Dance,Amsterdam, 15pers, 30/11-6/12
Paz Rojo, Madrid, 30/11-6/12
Manuela Zechner, London, 30/11-6/12
Joa Hug, Amsterdam, 30/11-6/12
Shireen Strooker, Amsterdam. 6/7-12
Gaspard Guilbert, Paris, 9-21/12
Silvia DI RIENZO, Paris, 9-21/12
Florent Delval, Paris, 11-24/12
Touze Lénaïg, Paris, 12-14/12
Sabine Macher, Paris, 8pers, 14-17/12
Kim-Lien Desault, Paris, 16-23/12 (d)
Ernst van der Pasch, Amsterdam, 17-24/12
Gillie Kleiman, London, 18/12- 9/1 WUM
Iris Chan, London, 18/12-9/1 WUM
Tea Tupajic, Zagreb, 18/12/-15/1/2009 WUM
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 19/12-22/12
Wolfgang Fiel, Vienna, 19-22/12
Ariane Loze, Bruxelle, 18/12-24/12
Inge Duytschaever, Bruxelles, 19-21/12
Friend Inge, Brussels, 19-21/12
Kroot Juurak, Tallinn, 22/12-30/12 WUM
Naomi Maldonado, Madrid, 23/12-1/1 WUM
Adele Adzert, Amsterdam, 23/12-3/1 WUM
WUM 2008, 27/12-6/1
Marianne Baillot, Paris, 26-30/12 WUM
Christina Muellenmeister, Berlin, 27/12-6/1WUM
Jennifer Kelly, New York, 27/12-6/1 WUM
Benjamin Schoppmann, Vienna, 28/12-4/1 WUM(d)
Sabile Rasiti, Vienna, 28/12-4/1 WUM (d)
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 28/12-4/1 WUM
Aine Stapleton, Dublin, 28/12-17/1 WUM
Alice Chauchat, Berlin, 27/12-1/1 WUM (d)
Yves, Zurich, 27/12-1/1 WUM (d)
Augusto Corrieri, Bristol, 27/12-6/1 WUM
Abdelhak Terroufi, Paris, 31/12-3/1 WUM
Muriel Bourdeau, Paris, 31/12-3/1 WUM
Joannes Vandermeulen, Brussels, 1-4/1 WUM
Aine Stapleton,Dublin, 28/12-17/1 WUM
Emma Fitzgerald, Dublin, 28/12-17/1 WUM
Mary Frances Stamp,Dublin, 28/12- 5/1 WUM
S. Varna Rist, Paris, 29/12 - 31/1 WUM

Presentations of PAF in 2008:

Gothenborg, Jan Ritsema, 20/4/08
Istanbul, Independent Network, 27/4/08 Jan Ritsema
Ljublana, IETM conference, 16/05/08, Jan Ritsema
Hamburg, Plischke&Deufert, 08/06/08 Jan Ritsema
Polverigi, Inteatro Festival, 29/06/08 Jan Ritsema

List of guests PAF in 2009

Margot Dorleans, Paris, 2-12/1 WUM
Atlanta Eke, New York, 5-12/1
Tea Tupajić, Zagreb, 15/12/2008-18/1/2009 WUM
Aine Stapleton,Dublin, 28/12-17/1 WUM
Emma Fitzgerald, Dublin, 28/12-17/1 WUM
Joan Alexander, Belfast, 28/12-31/1 (cc) WUM
Stephanie Luhn, Amsterdam, 8-15/1
Enst van der Pasch, Amsterdam, 13-19/1
Vancllea Segtowich, Rio de janeiro, 3-7/2
Elizabeth Ward, New York, 5-28/2
Mathieu Bouvier, Lille, 6-13/2
Daniel Turing, Berlijn, 6-9/2
Daniel Turing 2, Berlin, 6-9/2
Jean-Marc Adolphe, Paris, 6-9/2
Véronique Albert, Paris,6-9/2
Stéphanie Auberville, Paris, 6-9/2
Françoise Féraud (asso In Corpore), Paris, 6-9/2
Ariane Loze, Brussels, 7-10/2
Tahni Holt, New York, 9-27/2
Sarah Vanhee, Brussels, 8-13/2
Xavier Le Roy, Montpellier,plus 7pers 14-15/2
Bojana Cvejic, Mette Ingvartsen, Eszter Salamon, Gerald Kurdian,Juan Dominquez, Isabel de Naveran.
Maarten Soete, Bruxelles, 15 pers, 13-15/2
Perrine Bailleux, Paris, 13-16/2
Stephane, sound, Oaris, 13-16/2
Rosa Apablaza, Barcelona, 16-26/2
Marco Demian Vitanza,Italy/Norway, 18/2-30/3
Edy Poppy,Norway, 18/2-30-3
Veronika Bökelman,Germany, 19/2-30/3
Severin Urwyler,Switzerland, 19/2-30/3
Marine Bikard, Paris, 21-22/2
Caroline Bijl, Amsterdam, 22-28/2
Ditte Pelgrom, Amsterdam, 21-28/2
Magne van den Berg, Amsterdam, 21-28/2
Marieken, Amsterdam, 20-25/2
Donald Abad, Paris, 21/2-2/3
Alvaro Martinez Leon, Spain, 20/2-27/2
Alice Chauchat, Paris, 23/2-8/3
Yves Mettler, Zurich, 24/2-8/3
Romanee Rodriques, Amsterdam, 24/2-1/3
Lotte Van Dijck, Antwerpen, 24/2-1/3
Anisia Uzeyman, Paris, 25/2-1/3
Francois Coquerel, Paris, 25/2-27/2
Caroline Breton, paris, 25-27/2
Francois Coquerel2, paris,25/26/2
Iris Touliatou, Paris 26/2-2/3
Annesophie Juvenal, Paris 1-4/3
Annesophie Juvenal, Paris 1-4/3
Annesophie Juvenal, Paris 1-4/3
Alma Soderberg, Stockholm, 4/3-5/4
Marion Uguen, Paris, 5-8/3
Thomas Plischke, Hamburg, 8-28/3
Kattrin Deufert, Hamburg, 8-28/3
Ariane Loze, Brussels, 8-11/3
Jeroen Peeters, Berlin, 9-28/3
Magne van den Berg, Amsterdam, 10/12=19/3
Marcel Osterop, Eindhoven, 10/12=19/3
Marcus Steinweg, Berlin, 18-25/3
Barbara Greiner, Berlin, 18-28/3
Lorenzo de Brabandere, plus 2 personnes, 18/3-9/4
Sammi Landweer, Amsterdam, 22/4-8/4
Tea Tupajić, Zagreb, 2-15/4 (sm)
Carlo Locatelli, Paris, 3-7/4
David Timmons, Dublin, 4-19/4 (sm)
Jean-Pierre Girault, Paris, 4-10/4
Anne Lenglet, Paris, 4-10/4
Gerard Vidal, plus 6 personnes, Paris, 4-5/4
Heather Kravas, New York, 5/4-7/5 (sm)(d)
Jason Kravas, New York, 5/4-7/5 (sm)(d)
Gregory Castera, Paris, 5-8/4
Frederic Danos, Paris, 5-9/4
Joris Lacoste, Paris, 5-11/4 (sm)(l)
Emmanuel Leroux, Paris, 6-9/4
Julien, Paris, 6-9/4
University College of Dance, Stockholm, 6-18/4
Marten Spangberg, Stockholm, 6-18/4 (sm)(l)
Johan Thelander, Stockholm, 6-18/4 (sm)
Halla Olafsdottir, Stockholm, 6-18/4(sm)
Sidney Leoni, Stockholm, 6-18/4 (sm)
Amanda Apetrea, Vienna, 6-18/4 (sm)
Elizabeth Ward, New York, 6-18/4 (sm)
Maria Hasabi, New York, 6-29/4 (sm)
Eliisa Erävalo, Stockholm, 7-18/4(sm)
Annie Dorsen, New York, 8-15/4 (sm)(l)
Jonathan Philippe Levi, Brussels, 8-11 (sm)(l)
Cecilia Bengolea, Buenos Aires, 9-12/4 (sm)(p)
Stephan Thompson, Canada,plus 2 persons 9-26/4
Teresa Mayer, Berlin, 9-15/4 (sm)
Atlanta Eke, Merlbourne, 9-15/4 (sm)
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna 9-15/4 (sm)
Nicolas Siepen, Berlin, 9-16/4 (sm)(l)
SPRINGMEETING(SM)10-15/4
Francois Chaignaud, Paris,10-12 (sm)(p)
Wolfgang, Vienna, (sm)(l)
Sylvine Boissy-Choussy 2, Paris 10-12/4(sm)
Prue Lang, Paris, 11-15/4
Joannes Vandermeulen, Brussels, 11-15/4 (sm)(l)
Ramsey Burt, Glasgow, 11-14/4 (sm)(l)
Karine Claeren, Paris, 11-13/4 (sm)
Chrystel Jubien, Paris, 12-13/4 (sm)
Kim Lien Desault, Paris, 14-19/4 (sm)
Olivier Toulemonde, Paris, 14-19/4 (sm)
Aude Lachaise, Paris, 15-18/4
Princess Ayelotan, Ozoir-la-Ferrière, 15-28/4
Sarah Ahmad, Lahore, 18/4-20/4
Elke van Campenhout, Brussels,
Academy of fine art, vienna, 14 persons 20-27/4
Katharina Aigner, Vienna, 20-27/4
Helen Cerina, Toulouse, 20-25/4
Paule Gioffredi, Paris, 21-27/4 (d)
Paule Gioffredi, Paris, 21-22/4 (d)
Carolien Bijl, Amsterdam, 22-29/4
Sammi Landweer, Amsterdam, 22/4-16/5
Elizabeth Ward, NY, 26/4-2/5
Remy Heritier, Paris, 4-13/5
Guillaume Robert,Paris, 4-13/5
Pascale Richet, Randon, 12 pers. 8-10/5
Sandra Iché, Lyon, 8-10/5
Fiona James, Berlin, 10-21/5
Cecilia Lisa Eliceche, Buenos Aires, 11-18/5
Anneleen Keppens, Brussels, 11-18/5
Peter Savel, Brussels, 11-18/5
Krystof Lemmens, Gent, 12-17/5
Caroline Bijl, Amsterdam, 13-16/5
Joan Alexander, Belfast, 16/5-16/6
Heather Kravas, New York, 17/5-2/6
Xavier Le Roy, Montpellier, "6M1L's Extensions", 18/5-13/6
Juan Dominguez, Madrid, "6M1L's Extensions", 18/5-6/6
Bojana Cvejic, Belgrade, "6M1L's Extensions", 18/5-13/6
Eszter Salamon, Budapest, "6M1L's Extension", 18/5-13/6
Mette Ingvartsen, Kopenhagen, "6M1L's Extensions", 18/5-13/6
Jefta Van Dinther, Amsterdam, "6M1L's Extensions", 18/5-13/6
Gerald Kurdian, Paris, "6M1L's Extensions", 18/5-13/6
Sasa Asentic, Novi Sad, "6M1L's Extensions", 18/5-13/6
Maria Jerez, project Juan Dominguez,17/5-1/6
Emilio Tome, project Juan Dominguez, 17/5-1/6
Arantxa Martinez, project Juan Dominguez 17/5-1/6
Alexander Dominguez, project Juan Dominguez, 17/5-1/6
Lorena Rivero de Beer, Madrid, 20-27/5
Luis Miguel Felix,project Juan Dominquez &"6M1L's Extensions"18/5-14/6
Paula Caspao, Parijs, 19-26/5
David-Alexandre Guéniot, Lisbon, 22-24/5
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 23-25/5
Veronika Boekelmann, Stavanger, 25/5-3/6
Lionel Quantin, Paris, 27/5-30/5
Isabel de Naveran, Bilbao,Extensions, 31/5-15/6
Kelly bond, "6M1L's Extensions" 31/5-13/6
Younes Atbane,"6M1L's Extensions" 31/5-13/6
Neto Machado, "6M1L's Extensions" 31/5-13/6
Tiago Silva, "6M1L's Extensions" 31/5-13/6
Ines Lopez, "6M1L's Extensions" 31/5-13/6
Nicholas Quinn,e"6M1L's Extensions", 31/5-13/6
Antony Hamilton, Australia, 31/5-7/6
Jacob Perkins, Oregon, 1/6-1/7
Hana Miller, Indonesia/New Zealand, 1/6-1/7
Lucy Guerin, Australia, 3-7/6
Kirstie McCracken,Australia, 3-7/6 (d)
Byron Perry,Australia, 3-7/6 (d)
Lina Limosani, Australia, 3-7/6
Harriet Ritchie, Australia, 3-7/6
Kyle Kremerskothen, Australia, 3-7/6
Silvia di Rienzo, Paris, 6/6-15/6
Gaspard Guilbert, Paris, 6/6-15/6
Marie Muracciole, Paris, 13/14/6
Remy Heritier, Paris, 16-23/6
Guillaume Robert, Lyon, 16-23/6
Sofiatou Kosoko, Niger, 21-27/6
Latifa Laâbissi, Paris, 21-27/6
Karolien Derwael, Amsterdam, 22/6 -27/6
Vonneke Beeker, Amsterdam, 22/6 -27/6
Ditte Pelgrom, Amsterdam, 22/6 -27/6
Erica Cardwell, New York, 22/6-22/7
Johan Thelander, Stockholm, 22-28/6
Anders Jacobson, Stockholm, 22-28/6
Gideon Obarzanek, Melbourne, 23-28/6
Geert Opsomer, Amsterdam, 24/6-25/6
Don Verboven, Amsterdam, 24/6-25/6
Tahni Holt, Portland, 25/6-4/7
Cecilie Ullerup Schmidt, Berlin, 25/6-9/7
Andreas Liebmann, Berlin, 27/6-2/7
Georgia Vardarou,Athens, 25/6-2/7
Michael Whaites, Link Dance Company, Australia, 10 pers. 28/6-3/7 (+s)
Atlanta Eke,Melbourne ,30/6-19/7
Sofie Volquartz Lebech, Copenhagen, 1/7-9/7
Federica Fratagnoli, Paris, 2-31/7
Tony Thatcher, London, 10p, 2-9/7
Tony Thatcher, London, 17p, 10-15/7
Laetitia LeClere,Buenos Aires, 5 pers. 4-5/7
Ikue Nakagawa, Tokyo, 7-11/7
Brune Campos, Brussels, 7-11/7
Jacob Perkins, Oregon, 7-24/7
Hana Miller, Indonesia/New Zealand, 7-24/7
Lisa Schmidt, Vienna, 11-14/7
DD Dorvillier, New York, 11-27/7 (d)
Sébastien Roux, Paris, 11-27/7 (d)
Anne Juren and Roland, Vienna, 11-26/7 (d)
Annie Dorsen, New York, 11-27/7
Cobie Orger, Australia, 14-27/7
Maj Riis, Copenhagen, Copenhagen, 13-19/7 (s)
Janne Tarpgaard, 13-19/7
Tina Tarpgaard, Copenhagen, 13-19/7
Ole Kristen, Copenhagen, 13-19/7
Jonas Jongejan,Copenhagen, 13-19/7
Veronika Bökelmann, Berlin, 13-20/7
Thomas Bartherote, Bordeaux, 15/7-10/8 (SU)
Celine Davenas, Paris, 15/7-10/8 (SU)
Marion Boudier, Paris, 15-17/7
Chloé Déchery, Paris, 15-17/7
Guillermo Pisani, Paris, 15-17/7
Olivier Normand, Paris, 15-17/7
Lucy Grauman, Bruxelles, 17-19/7 (c)
Chantal Levie, Bruxelles, 17-23/7 (cc)
Claudia Bosse, Vienna, 8 pers, 17-22/7
Marten Spangberg Stockholm, 17/7-12/8 SU
Elizabeth Ward, New York, 17/7-12/8 SU
Margrete Kvalbein, Oslo, 18-24/7
Roland Seidel, Vienna, 19-26/7 (d)
Mathieu Simonet, Paris, plus 7 personnes, 20/7-10/8 (SU)8s
Melanie Jung,Berlin, 21/7-9/8 (SU)
Christina Muellenmeister, Berlin, 21/7-9/8 (SU)
Johan Thelander, Stockholm, 23/7-4/8 (SU)
Sarah Lehmker, Berlin, 24-25/7
Ingrid Cogne, Stockholm, 24/7-3/8 (SU)
Advanced Performance Training, Antwerp, 10 pers. 24-31/7
Joris Lacoste, Paris, 26/7-5/8 (SU)
Atlanta Eke,Melbourne, 26/7-10/8
Anne Sophie Juvénal, Paris, 28-31/7
Clyde Chabot, Paris, 28-31/7
Gillie Kleiman, London, 30/7-27/8 (SU) ds
Harriet Plewis, london, 30/7-7/8 (SU)
SUMMERUNIVERSITY (SU) 31/7-9/8
Elke van Campenhout, Antwerp, 31/7-9/8 (d)
Michiel Reynaert, Brussels, 31/7-2/8 (SU)
Deanne Butterworth, Melbourne, 31/7-7/8 (SU)
Zoe Poluch, Montreal, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Ana Monteiro, Paris, 31/7-9/8 SU
Paul Sixta, Rotterdam, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Hedwig Saxenhuber, Vienna, 31/7-9/8(SU)(d)
Juliana Atuesta, Arnhem, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Sandy Williams, Williamsburg, 31/7-8/9 (d) (SU)
Ilse Gekhiere, Brussels, 31/7-8/9 (d) (SU)
Marcus Doverud, Stockholm, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Emma Tolander, Stockholm, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Ariadna Estalella, Barcelona, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Sara Soumah, Stockholm, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Emelie Jonsson, Stockholm, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Carmen Popuviciu, Sarajewo, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Jesse Darling, Djakarta, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Pontus Pettersson, Stockholm, 31/7-9/8 (SU)
Grégory Castera, Paris, 1-8/8 (SU) d
Maya Boquet, Paris, 1-8/8 (SU) d
Princess Ayelotan, Columbia, 1-9/8 (SU)
Jule Eicke,Hamburg, 1/8-30/9 (SU)
Iris Chan, London, 1/8-9/8 (SU)ds
Lucy Teed, London, 1/8-9/8 (SU)ds
Roland Schmidt, Berlin, 1/8-10/8 (SU) ac
Perrine Bailleux, Paris, 1-4/8 (SU)
Frederic Danos, Paris, 1-4/8 (SU)
Lou Foster, Paris, 1-9/8(SU)
Lou Foster + 1, Paris, 2-9/8 (SU)
Tea Tupaic, Zagreb, 2-22/8 (SU)
Kroot Juurak, Tallinn, 2/8-15/8 (SU)
Joannes Vandermeulen, Brussels, 3-7/8 (SU)
Berno Odo Polzer, 3/8-9/8 (SU)
Arnaud Guy, Paris, 3-31/8(SU)
Xavier LeRoy, Berlin, 3-8/8(SU)
Christoph Wirth, Berlin, 5-20/8 (SU)d
Christoph Wirth, Berlin, 5-20/8 (SU)d
Perrine Bailleux, Paris, 8-12/8 (SU)
Christoph Wirth, Berlin, 7-13/8 (SU)
Kristien Bosmans, Anvers, 9/8-3/9
Christine Loiseau, Paris, 9-23/8
Jasna Zmak, Zagreb, 9-16/8 (SU-X)
Emma Fitzgerald, Dublin, 9/8-6/9
Aine Stapleton, Dublin, 9/8-6/9
Julia Dover, New Orleans, 9/8-9/9
Adrien Paternak, Paris, 10-12/8
Boy F&S, Dublin, 10-31/8
Ikue Nakagawa, Tokyo, 10-22/8
Brune Campos, Brussels, 10-22/8
Thibault Cabanis, Paris, 12-16/8
Paule Gioffredi, Paris, 13/8-13/6-2010 (d)
Pierre-Marie Gioffredi, Paris, 13/8-17/8 (d)
Adriana Cubides, Vienna, 20-23/8
Seba Hendrickx, Gent, 20-23/8
Marion Uguen, Paris, 20/8-27/8
Georgios Papadopoulos, Athens, 25-31/8
Liz Santoro, Paraquay, 28/8-2/9
Teja Reba, Ljublana, 28/8-9/9 (d)
Teja Reba, Ljublana, 28/8-9/9 (d)
Leja Jurisic, Ljublana, 28/8-9/9 (d)
Leja Jurisic, Ljublana, 28/8-9/9 (d)
Liz Santoro, New York, 30/8-5/9 (d)
Pierre Godard, Paris, 30/8-5/9 (d)
Simon Tanguy, Rennes, 30/8-5/9 (s)
Simon Tanguy, Rennes, 31/8-5/9
Betty Tchomanga, Paris, 31/8-10/9(d)
Romain Mercier,Paris, 31/8-10/9(d)
Gretchen Gammell, Washington, 2/9-14/11
Ekoseri, Gent, 3/9-14/10
Cally Spooner, Melbourne, 7-14/9
Nadine, Brussels, Photovoltaic workshop, 15 pers. 13-19/9
Karen Lambaek, Stockholm, 17/9-1/10
Marcus, Stockholm, 17-18/9
Stinna, Stockholm, 17/9-1/10
Eve Dupont, Florida, 18/9-5/10
Paula van Beek, Melbourne, 21-25/9
Yurie Umamoto, Tokyo, 20/9-11/10
Emma Wilson, Amsterdam, 20/9-11/10
Liisa Pentti, Helsinki, 22/9-1/10
Tam Pontopidan, Oslo, 22/9-22/10
Hugues Sanchez,Paris, 24-28/9
Margot Dorleans + 1, 25-30/9
Ava Carrère, Paris, 28/9-14/10
Fabrice Lambert, Paris, 29/9-2/10
Alice Chauchat, Paris, 30/9-7/10
Bonno, Amsterdam, 4-8/10
Mike, Amsterdam, 4-8/10
Michaela Pegum, Melbourne, 6-14/10
Lynda Rahal, New Dehli, 6-12/10
Lynda Rahal, New Dehli, 6-12/10
Fabrice Lambert, Paris, 6-9/10
Claire Buisson, Nice, 7-9/10
Olivier Labbé, Paris, 8-9/10
Abdelhak Terroufi, Paris, 9-12/10
Marie Brayer, Paris 10-11/10 (d)
Alise Ponséro, Paris 10-11/10 (d)
Lina Maria Venegas, Colombia, 11-16/10
Silvia di Rienzo, Paris, 14/10-16/10
Gaspard Guilbert, Paris, 14/10-16/10
Caroline Bijl, Amsterdam, 15-20/10
Ben Evans, Los Angeles, 16-19/10
Magne van den Berg, Amsterdam, 17-25/10
Thiago, Rio de Janeiro, 17-25/10
Fabrícia,Rio de Janeiro, 17-25/10
Marcela Donato, Rio de Janeiro, 17-24/10
Sybille Walter, Paris, 18/10
Peter Wagenaar, Amsterdam, 18/10- 5/11
Fabrice Lambert, Paris, 18-23/10
Bonno and Sophie, Amsterdam, 18-22/10
Rijndert van Woudenberg, Amsterdam, 19-23/10
Marian Boyer, Amsterdam, 21-25/10 (d)
Gerard Kogelman, Amsterdam, 21-25/10 (d)
Oscar Wyers, Nijmegen, 21-25/10
Anne Budgen, Amsterdam, 21-25/10
Radna Diels, Amsterdam, 21-25/10
Tina Indvall, Tromso, 21/10-12/11
St.Lukas Art Institute, Gent, 33 persons, 21-24/10
William Bilwa Costa, Boston, 24/10-9/11
Ariane Martinez, Paris, 25/10-1/11
Marion Uguen, Paris, 25/10-2/11
Delphine, paris, 25/10-2/11
Amelia McQueen, Melbourne, 27/10-6/11
Ingrid Greijn, Amsterdam, 28/10-5/11
Magazine Encens, Paris, 7 personnes, 31/10-2/11
Ana Monteiro, Roma, 2-12/11
Solo Conversations, Brussels, 6 persons 3-6/11
Ariane Loze, Brussels, 3-12/11
Helena Remeijers, Amsterdam, 4-10/11
Roosien Verlaan, Amsterdam, 4-10/11
Armelle Verrips, Amsterdam, 4-10/11
Monia Montali, Torino, 4-11/11
Cecilia Lisa Eliceche, Buenos Aires, 4-8/11
Elisa Yvelin, Paris, 4-8/11
Marco Demian Vitanza, Oslo, 4/11-10/12
Edy Poppy, Oslo, 14/11-10/12
Daniela Alvarez, Buenos Aires, 6-9/11
Daniela Alvarez, Buenos Aires, 6-9/11
Daniela Alvarez, Buenos Aires, 7/8/11
La zone opaque-artist books, Paris, 4 pers 12-15/11
Caroline Bijl, Amsterdam, 12-19/11
Sammi Landweer, Amsterdam, 12-19/11
Sandra Iché, Lyon, 14-16/11
Julia Giertz, Copenhagen, 21-28/11 (s)
Emma-Julia Ajanki,Copenhagen, 21-28/11 (s)
Academy of Fine Art Trondheim, Florian Schneider, 10 students, 21-26/11
Carole Colombani, Paris, 21/11 (d)
Carole Colombani, Paris, 21/11 (d)
APT,Advanced performance Training,Antwerp, 10-14 pers 23-29/11
Elisabeth Ward, New York, 23-29/11
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 26-29/11
Ben Evans, Paris, 27-30/11
Guillaume Ollendorf, Berlin, 30/11-21/12
Francois Sardi, Paris, 1-4/12
Merdi Fadj,Paris, 1-4/12
Bettina Atala, Paris, 2-7/12
Tomate Van Monte, Firenza, 3/4-10/11 -12 (d)
Veronika Zott, Firenza, 3/4-10/11 -12 (d)
Inge, 4-11/12
Benjamin Schoppmann, Rome, 5-10/12
Magdalena Chowaniec, Warsaw, 4-10/12
Liisa Penti, Helsinki, 4/5 pers, 4-10-14/12(s)
Jasmin Ihrac, Berlin, 5-16/12
Juliana Piquero, Berlin, 5-16/12
Catalina Fernández, Berlin, 5-16/12
Jasmin Ihrac, Berlin, 5-16/12
School New Dance Development(SNDO), Amsterdam, 9 pers, 6-12/12
Magne Van den Berg, 8-17/12
Maria Hasabi, New York, 9-13/12
Robert Steijn, Amsterdam, 9-13/12
Thomas Plischke, Berlin, 13-25/12 (s)
Kattrin Deufert, Berlin,13-25/12 (s)
DDDorvillier, New York,13-22/12 (d)(s)
Thomas Chaumont, Paris, 14/12-14/1
Marcus Steinweg, Malaysia,17-21/12 (s)
Bettina Atala, Paris, 14-17/12
Annesofie Norn, Copenhagen, 14/12-4/1(WUM)
Ole Kristensen, Stockholm, 21/12-3/1(WUM)
Duppati Kumar, Dunedin, 16-27/12 (WUM)
Tea Tupajic, Zagreb, 15/12-5/1 (WUM)
Anne Gehring, Amsterdam, 16-23/12
Annefleur, Amsterdam, 16-23/12
Julia Dover, Dover, 19/12-5/1 (WUM)
Gillie Kleiman, London, 21/12-5/1(WUM)
Radna Diels,Berlin, 25-30/12 (WUM)
Joram Tornij, Berlin, 25-30/12 (WUM)
Nicole Archangel, Berlin, 25-30/12 (WUM)
Aine Stapleton,Dublin, 26/12-3/1 (WUM)
Emma Fitzgerald, Dublin, 26/12-3/1 (WUM)
Justine Cooper, Dublin, 26/12-3/1 (WUM)
Ian Galloway, Dublin, 26/12-3/1 (WUM)
Marcus Doverud, Stockholm, 25/12-4/1 (WUM)
Daniel Israelsson, Stockholm, 25/12-4/1 (WUM)(d)
Maline Casta, Stockholm, 25/12-4/1 (WUM) (d)
Dmitry, Moscou, 26/12-3/1 (WUM)
Katalin Lengyel Budapest, 27/12-3/1 (WUM)
Xavier Le Roy, Montpellier, 26/12-2/1 (WUM)(d)
Eszter Salamon, Montpellier, 26/12-2/1 (WUM)(d)
Marten Spangberg, Stockholm, 26/12-2/1 (WUM)
Jean-Felix Marecaux, Bethune, 26/12-3/1 (WUM)(d)
Madeleine, Bethune, 31/12-3/1 (WUM)(d)
Christine De Smedt, 26/12-2/1 (WUM)
Sebastien Hendrickx, Brussels, 26-30/12 (WUM)
Joannes Vandermeulen, Brussels 26-30/12 (WUM)
Sarah Vanhee, Brussels, 26-3/1 (WUM) (d)
Cristina Rizzo, Florence, 26/12-3/1 (WUM)
Bojana Cvejic, Belgrade, 27/12-2/12 (WUM)
Lenio Kaklea, Helsinki, 27/12-2/1 (WUM)
Petra Sabisch, Berlin, 27/12-2/1 (WUM)
Tobias Ginsborg, Copenhagen, 27/12-3/1 (WUM)
Berno Odo Polzer, Vienna, 28/12-3/1 (WUM)(d)
Deborah Vlaeymans, Copenhagen, 28/12-4/1 (WUM)
Alice Chauchat, Paris, 28/12-4/1 (WUM)
Yves Mettler, Bern, 28/12-4/1 (WUM)
Grégory Castéra, Paris, 28/12-3/1 (WUM) (d)
Maya, Paris, 28/12-3/1 (WUM) (d)
Florian Malzacher, Graz, 29/12-4/1 (WUM) (d)
Petra Zanki, Zagreb, 29/12-4/1(WUM) (d)
Karen Lambaek, Copenhagen, 29/12-4/1 (WUM)
Kroot Juurak, Tallinn, 29/12-4/1 (WUM)
Christian Topfner, London, 29/12-5/1(WUM)
Barbara Formis, Paris, 29/12-2/1 (WUM)(d)
Oliver Feltham, Paris,29/12-2/1 (WUM)(d)
Alma, Paris,29/12-2/1 (WUM)(d)
Rasmus Olme, Copenhagen, 29/30-2/3-1 (WUM)
Agnes Henry, Paris, 30/12-1/1 (WUM
Karen Lambeak, Stockholm, 30/12-5/1 (WUM)
DDorvillier, New York, 1-3/1 (WUM)

Presentations of PAF in 2009.

Paris, CND, 8/6 Jan Ritsema
Belgrade, TKH, 15/6 Jan Ritsema
Tokyo, Japan, 20/6 Jan Ritsema
Mannheim, Germany, 25/6 Jan Ritsema
Oaxaca, Mexico, 30/6 Jan Ritsema
Mexico City, Mexico, 8/7 Jan Ritsema
Bucharest, Rumania, 10/10 Jan Ritsema
Limerick, Ireland, 16/10 Jan Ritsema

PAF about its organizational and structural principles

A conference on Selforganisation in september 2006 in Belgrade formulated a series of questions to be answered by different organisations who tend to implement a certain level of selforganisation.
Kroot Juurak and Alice Chauchat answered for PAF.

QUESTIONS

Name/title of organization: PAF (Performing Arts Forum)

Legal status:

What is the format/legal status of your organization?
The building is privately owned; there is no official organization for the participants; we are setting up a legal association to arrange money and setting the house to security standards. We will thus make separate answers for the next questions, on the one hand about PAF the non-formal organization, and on the other hand about the legal association.
The association is a non-profit association (French law 1901) involving 6-8 people that take care of the financial maintenance of the house and are responsible for PAF remaining an open structure available to everybody for self-motivated artistic residencies.

Geo-political territory:
Where is your organization based? Saint-Erme, France
Is it local, regional, or international organization? International

Organizational structure:

What are the rules of/in your organization?
- Anybody can use the house for artistic processes on the condition of paying a participation to the costs (rental costs)
- Everyone is responsible for their own activities
- Everyone makes things possible for others

How do you produce these rules?
These rules are the fundament of the whole PAF project, and entail that no other rule should be made

Do you aim at creating a non- or less-organized organization? If yes, how do you do?
Yes; in order to organize as little as possible, we follow the principle: the one who does decides

Is there a core group? Is the core group flexible?
The users who engage on a more regular basis take more responsibilities than others; this group is not set though, and varies depending on each person's availability and decision.
The legal association (6-8 persons) is responsible for financial matters; these members are renewed every 3 years.

Do you consider the structure of your organization utopian model? If yes, how?
Yes; in opposition to the pragmatic model of representative democracy in which some persons are entitled to represent others, PAF relies on participative democracy as the promise of a structure based on desire rather than contracts

Decision making:
How is the decision-making process organized? How do you produce these rules?
- everybody's informed about decisions to be made via the mailing list
- anyone can make decisions, power is distributed by commitment.
- ultimately, those who involve decide

What are the practices of openness, transparency, sharing in your organization? Are these important?
Openness is important for people to be able to exchange with others
Transparency is important so that power stays fluid and responsibilities can be shared

Economic situation:

How do you ensure sustainability for your project?
In order to maintain the building:
- rents paid by users ( 7 nights- 70 euros, 5 nights- 75, 10 nights- 100 euros. One month 250 euro. Persons benefiting from a grant pay the double amount)
- with donations (friends of paf: association collecting donations)
- with subsidies (private and public)

Are you funded from project to project or permanently?
At the moment there is no reliable or sufficient funding for the project.

How do you deal with money: how do you write the applications; how do you re-distribute money?
Applications are written by those who commit. Money is used to ensure that PAF can continue, by renovating the house, setting it up to security standards and equipping it with more work facilities.

Is it possible that the founders don’t remain at the core of your organization? Is this desirable?
PAF was founded with the idea to be an organization that includes change in its basic structure.
Jan Ritsema started with inviting 30 people, then 100 came in the next 8 months and out of these different individuals and organizations engage on different levels, taking different responsibilities. This expanding process implies that different people can take over the responsibility of maintaining PAF, as long as its principles remain unchanged.

Content:

In which field of art/culture/society do you work?
Contemporary art and theory

Is your organization platform of projects, organizations/groups, or individuals?
It is a platform for individuals and groups to carry out projects.

What do you produce: relationships or products?
We produce conditions for both relationships and products as there can be no products without relationships.

Do you want self-organization to support your art or do you want it to change society?
We assume that art is not personal and is a potentially changing force in society. We are developing a social model that also questions our relationship to art and to each other, so that art can change.

Outside relationships/ representation:
How do you decide on who is in / who is out?
People decide for themselves.

Do you accept memberships? Who can apply?
There is no membership.

Do you inform people about your organization models? If yes, whom and how?
The model and organization of PAF is spread mainly through word-of-mouth by people that have been there, e-mail PDF files and also through the web-site.

Who represents your organization?
PAF is represented by the people who decide to do so and organize contexts for doing it

Is your organization based on principles of representation?
No; it is based on participation and interest

Are you interested in networking/exchange with other self-organizations in Europe?
Yes

Answers by Kroot Juurak and Alice Chauchat, oktober 2006

Freie Theater Article

gift Juli-September 08
PerformingArtsForum – PAF By Jan Ritsema

Paf does not do a lot about networking.
People come by spreading the word. By word of mouth.
People fi nd PAF more than that we look for them.
We are not well organised.
Even the socalled „paffers“ are not organised.
PAF is organised through the principles of self-organisation
and self-education, which is basically no-organisation,
or better to speak an ever changing organisation,
or even better to speak an ever-changing WAY of organising.
And it is this that we like:
a high level of liquidity in professional and social contacts.
No contracts.
You stay as long as it makes sense for you,
even when you announced to stay much longer.
Things should work for the residents.
The residents should not work for the residence.
Mostly the residents are the traffi c and the tools to make a residency work.
No territorialization.
No appropriation.
No propriation.
Unbound.
Liquid.
Independance.
It works as long as it works.
And it has as little rules as possible.
There are three main rules:
1. don‘t leave traces
2. make it possible for others
3. the doer decides
and three no‘s
1. no kids
2. no animals
3. no partners (who come for some kind of holiday)
PAF is a working place
not a social place,
let alone a relaxing/holiday place
PAF has almost no staff.
Staff is dangerous,
as they will set rules and occupy little territories.
The maintenance of a network needs a staff member.
PAF is a liquid organization,
better to say some kind of gas organization
it evaporates all the time
a temporary autonomous zone
Networks would fix and clue.
Networks establish highways and preferences.
Are tools for inclusion and by this for exclusion.
Networks knit webs finally.
PAF is a no-code area.
But PAF at the same time doesn‘t want to be usurped,
lived out, used, consumed.
It needs maintenance and care.
But it does not organize this.
It‘s up to the users how long an area like PAF will exist.
It works as long as it works.

Additional Information about PAF:

PAF is a place for the professional and not-yet professional practitioners and activists in the field of performing arts, visual art, new media and internet, theory and cultural production, who seek to research and determine their own conditions of work. PAF is for people who can motorize their own artistic production and knowledge production not only responding to the opportunities given by the institutional market.

Initiated and run by artists, theoreticians and practitioners themselves, PAF is a user-created, user-innovative informal institution. Neither a production-house and venue, nor a research-center, it is a platform for everyone who wants to expand possibilities and interests in his/her own working practice.

Contact & Information:
Jan Ritsema / PAF 15, rue Haute, F-02820 St Erme Outre et Ramecourt
T/F +33 323801846, mobile: +33 637031645
e-mail: janritsema@mac.com,
skype: janritsema
www.pa-f.net

[SOURCE : Freie Theater ]

How to get to PAF, by car, train, taxi or foot

PAF is located in the village St. Erme/France, 135km northeast of Paris, 240km south of Brussels, 45km from Reims (Champagne) and 22km from Laon (Aisne).

By Car
You can plan your route to PAF on www.viamichelin.com
If you don’t find the way in St. Erme, ask for the old Couvent, rue Haute 15. For GPS type: rue de charretiers, no 2.
Everyone knows where it is and can show you the way. For GPS users. The rue Haute 15 in your GPS is called rue des Charretiers 2.

By Train
You can find the train schedule on www.voyages-sncf.fr and on the pdf's here under.
Option 1: Paris Gare du Nord – Laon (95 min.), Laon – St. Erme (14 min.) please see the attached train schedules.
Option 2: Paris Gare de L'Est – Reims (50 min.TGV, more expensive), Reims – St. Erme(23 min.) please see the attached train schedule below. When you have no connection to St Erme, we can't help you out!
Option 3: Airport CDG (Charles De Gaulle)-Laon. see the attached schedule below. Goes 20 times on weekdays.
Buy a bus/train ticket Roissy-St.Erme.
Find the bus (Roissy-Soissons) at the bus station on CDG. Take the CDGVAL, the fast train that connects the Terminals, take direction Terminal 3, Buy a ticket for the bus, at a special office for the bus info. Find there the bus station, platform D32. The bus (firm: KEOLIS) takes you to Crépy-en-Valois. Stops at the Gare (trainstation) there. There you take the train to Laon. The connections are very good between Crepy and Laon. In Laon you take the connection to St.Erme (is the train direction Reims).
Option 4 ORLY-Gare de l'Est-Gare du Nord-Charles De Gaulle. The metro RER-B connects Orly two two trainstations and the other Paris airport Charles De Gaulle. For Orly exit at metrostation 'Antony'. Orly-Gare du Nord takes about 40 minutes.
Option 5 Beauvais (Ryan Air) with bus to Paris (porte Maillot) metro no 1 t0 Gare du Nord (RER A change in Chatelet to RER B to Gare du Nord) see option 1 for train to st erme.
Option 6 Paris Vatry, the RyanAir airport near Chalon sur Champagne, near Reims, flights only on wednesday and saturday from Stockholm and Oslo vv.

TAXI
St Erme station-PAF - TAXI Leblanc +33(0)323226909
As we have no staff anymore, we can't pick you up at the train station, that means that you have to order a taxi.
The taxi brings you for 5 euros to paf from st erme station and for 30 euros from laon. The same price for a 3/4 person taxi as for a 7/8 person one. Before 7h and after 19h and the weekends 40 euros.
Call them on beforehand as they have to come from St.Erme.
Inform them when you have a lot of luggage.
Taxi Leblanc (St Erme) tel +33(0)323226909

By FOOT
From St Erme station to PAF takes 2200meter. To Paf the way is a bit up.Take the road opposite the station between the Pharmacie and the Tabac (Cap Vert) and follow the line in the middle of the road, till you see the big building. Enter PAF in the corner of the road.

FOOD-Supermarket
If you want to buy some food. Find the Supermarket, (Supermarché) 'Intermarché' immediately behind the station. There is also an ATM machine. A baker is on your way to PAF in the center of Ramecourt.

Find hereunder a very smart travelplanner, which combines busses and trains.

http://euspirit.rejseplanen.dk/bin/query.exe/en?ml=m&

Please inform us about your arrival time.

Jan Ritsema/PAF
15 Rue Haute
02820 St Erme Outre et Ramecourt
France
Tel/fax. +33323801846
mob. +33642806901
My gsm: +33642806901
email: janritsema@mac.com
Skype: janritsema

map laon-reims

Maps - St Erme and wider

Click the url hereunder, click then the little blocks on the left side to get a wider or smaller view:
http://www.viamichelin.fr/viamichelin/fra/dyn/controller/mapPerformPage?...

Professional-Not-Yet Professionals

PROFESSIONALS
Artists (performance, media, visual,music,literature) theorists, new media activists can use PAF individually or as a group.

NOT-YET PROFESSIONALS
In principal PAF doesn’t make a distinction between professionals or not-yet professionals.
We don't use the concept of teaching. There are no instructors, there is exchange. PAF as we call it, (PerformingArtsForum) is a place for residencies of professionals and not-yet professionals (in the field of performing arts, theory and new media/internet) who work there for a shorter or longer time on their political, artistic and/or theoretical projects. PAF is for people who can motorize their own knowledge production. Knowledge transfer can be developed on the spot by exchange of information in whatever way (discussions, debates, lectures, classes, presentations) between the participants present in PAF at that moment on a strict volunteer basis.
Not-yet professionals pay, like professionals for the use of rooms and for studio space.

(semi)Permanent residency

(semi)Permanent Stay
It is possible to stay at PAF semi-permanently or permanently in a room or apartment.
Charge to be discussed.

Biblio-Mediatheque

A media space is available for free, with WIFI internet connection, dvd's, burners, video's, monitors, possibilities to stream our own radio and meetings.

A selection of 5000 quality movies and documentaries are available on hard disks.
A selection of 1000 contemporary classical music compositions on hard disks
A selection of 500 dance and theatre works on cd or harddisks

We have the ambition to create a well equipped library/media stock: Books/cd’s/dvd’s/video’s/software

We ask everybody who visits PAF to bring their most interesting books, dvd's, videos and cd's with them as well as videos or books of their work, in order to copy them on the harddisks for the biblio/mediatheque.

Grants

Here you find some url's where you might ask for a grant to cover and stay your residency.

The prices PAF publishes are for people who have no grant.
We tend to ask the double amount when you manage to get a grant.
So double your staying costs when applying for a grant. You pay of course according to the portion of the grant you received.

WITHOUT a grant:
First 5 nights 16,5 euro a night, when more than 6 nights 11 euro a night. When you stay 7 nights you pay 77 euros, when 5 nights 82,5 euros, when 10 nights 110 euros. One month 275 euro.

WITH a grant:
First 5 nights 33 euro a night, from the 6th night 22 euro a night. When you stay 7 nights you pay 154 euro, when 5 nights 165, when 10 nights 220 euro. One month 550 euro.

European Cultural Foundation - STEP beyond mobility program:
www.eurocult.org/we-support-cultural-cooperation/programmes/Mobility/

The Roberto Cimetta Fund - mobility of professionals in the field of contemporary performing arts and visual arts within the Mediterranean area:
www.cimettafund.org

Aventis Foundation - We want to support artists who cross boundaries, eliminate prejudices, create original works and seek new horizons:
www.aventis-foundation.org

The Austrian Exchange Service (ÖAD)- grants database contains grant options for students and researchers both for the incoming (to Austria) and the outgoing (from Austria to ...) group:
grantsdb.oead.ac.at

IETM Mobility Web. on-the-move is a website dedicated to information about professional mobility in the areas of theatre, dance, music and other:
www.on-the-move.org

FILM production

It is possible to use PAF to make, shoot and produce films.
Arrangement to be discussed.

Offices

Offices

It is possible to rent an office at PAF.
To develop a management or commercial activity.
Non-european groups can make PAF their european office.
Charges to be discussed.

Conferences-Seminars

It is possible to organize conferences, meetings, debates at PAF.
Arrangements to be discussed