My guest for this episode is Daphne Horenczyk - a choreographer, dancer, teacher and mentor. Daphna’s artist work is center around the exploration of the gap between experience and representation. Her work has been funded by the city of Vienna and coproduced by different dance houses in the city.

I invited her to the podcast once more to explore her current creation ‘Rage’, in which Daphna examines how identity politics have shaped the art culture in ways that prevent artistic freedom and cultivates self censorship and fear.

The conversation took us to different territories. We talked about Daphna’s personal experiences in the Vienna scene and the culture and implication of language policing in the arts. We explored the concept of bridging experience and representation in dance, how to move beyond being reduced to identity categories. We talked about the tension between professional integrity and systemic pressures, We explored the challenge of curation and the selection process that artists confront and more.

Connect to Daphna:

https://www.daphnahorenczyk.com/

https://www.instagram.com/daphnahoren/

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https://ticketgretchen.com/events/wien/wien/wuk/daphna-horenczyk-rage-15338/

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#13 - Non-political Movement / Richard Sarco-Thomas