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GINA GIBNEY DANCE
Dance in Process (DiP) (Award)
Last Update 12/10/2015 4:32:00 PM |
| Address |
890 Broadway, Studio 5-2
New York,NY 10003
USA |
| Phone Number |
(212)677-8560 |
| Fax Number |
(212)777-8653 |
| TTY Number |
(000)000-0000 |
| Email |
[email protected] |
| Website |
http://www.gibneydance.org/ |
| Executive Director |
Ms. Gina Gibney |
| Founding Year |
1991 |
| Incorporating Year |
1992 |
| Mission Statement |
Gina Gibney Dance, Inc. combines artistic endeavours with community-based goals. In addition to maintaining a dance group, the organization manages a professional dance studio and is involved with social service organizations. |
| Program Name |
Dance in Process (DiP) |
| Program Contact |
Ms. Allie Pfeffer, DiP Program Coordinator |
| Program Phone |
(212) 677-1818 |
| Program Email |
[email protected] |
| Year Program Founded |
2012 |
| Description of Program |
DiP is Dance in Process — Gibney Dance Center’s new residency program that will provide dance makers with the opportunity for creative immersion in a studio space and adjacent production office for extended periods of time, as well as creative resources and support. DiP will focus on
“mid-career” New York City-based dance artists who are in the “mid-stage” of the process for a project. |
| Conditions/Public Service Requirements |
Although DiP will not impose specific residency requirements (showings, lec-dems, teaching), GDC requests that each Resident Artist participate in a public manifestation of their process or
experience, such as writing, an interview, showing or open rehearsal; and an assessment of the DiP experience and its impact at the end of the residency and one year later. |
| Award Website |
http://www.gibneydance.org/dance-center/special-programs.php |
| Where does the program take place? |
Arts Center |
| Does this program primarily support the creation of new work? |
No |
| Support or Services Provided as part of the Program |
- Stipend, how much: $500.00
- Studio Space
- Facilities/Equipment Access
- Performance Space/Opportunity
- Technical Support/Professional Development
- Master Artist Support/Mentorship
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| Description of Support or Services |
The DiP Residencies will provide artists and their collaborators with: (1) continuous access to a 36x36 studio SPACE and production office at Gibney Dance Center at no charge; (2) two to six weeks of TIME scheduled continuously Monday through Friday from 8am to 8pm and Saturday from 9 am to 7 pm; (3) RESOURCES selected from a Residency Resource Menu consisting of opportunities for public engagement, cultivation events, feedback sessions and mentoring, physical and technical resources, relationship building and technical assistance; and (4) a FEE in the form of a $500 stipend for each residency week. |
| Amount Awarded by this Program (if an award) |
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| Related Arts |
| Category | Discipline | Secondary | Tertiary | | Dance | Dance, All | Choreographers | |
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| Residency |
| State | City | County | Neigborhood | | New York | New York | Any | Any |
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| Gender |
No Requirement |
| Age |
No Requirement |
| Can Previous Awardees Re-apply? |
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| Ethnicity |
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| Career Point |
- Mid-Career or Established
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| Special Population |
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| Other Restrictions |
DIP defines a “mid-career artist” as one who has established a significant body of work, either in terms of the amount of time in the field or in terms of impact, momentum or recognition. This definition could encompass an exceptional “emerging artist” who has significant creative momentum, or an “established artist” whose work is not supported by a strong organizational
infrastructure. DIP defines the “mid-stage” of a project as the broad period of time after the initial research, but prior to pre-production. |
| Total Number of Applicants (annually) |
0 |
| Total Number of Recipients (annually) |
0 |
| Total Number of Awards (annually) |
0 |
| Total Amount Awarded by this Program (annually) |
$0 |
| Procedure |
Open Application |
| Contact Requirements |
Individuals who would like assistance with the online form should contact the DiP Program Coordinator. |
| Material/Process |
NYC-based mid-career choreographers can apply via an online Proposal Form on website. |
| Application Fee |
$0 |
| Exact Deadline |
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| Approximate Deadline |
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| Rolling Deadline |
No |
| Ideal Contact Month for New Application and Guidelines |
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| Selection Process/Criteria |
The selection of DiP Residency Artists will be guided by highly qualified panelists who will be nominated through an open call and voted on by the applicants. DiP encourages self and peer nomination of qualified individuals. |
| Notification Process |
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| Are awardees required to submit a Final Report? |
False |
| Awardee's Public Service Requirement? |
Although DiP will not impose specific residency requirements (showings, lec-dems, teaching), GDC requests that each Resident Artist participate in a public manifestation of their process or
experience, such as writing, an interview, showing or open rehearsal; and an assessment of the DiP experience and its impact at the end of the residency and one year later. |
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