No-How Generator

No-How Generator embarks from the question: If knowledge-generation is a fundamentally embodied process, can we see and experience it happening in a dance performance?

Performed with Katye Coe and joined by a different guest performer each time, No-How Generator invites you to experience a ritual-like performance that connects scientific perspectives on embodied cognition with more magical ways of knowing, such as divination, alchemy, shamanism or hypnosis.

With both seriousness and gently subversive humour, the work reflects on a dance performance’s potential to serve as a collective experience where particular forms of knowing are conjured into being – for performers and audience members alike.

Seating is on cushions and chairs around the performance space. Guest Performers to be announced.

Free tickets for students and staff at SKH via link at the intranet. 

Artist talk 16 oktober 

Matthias Sperling invites us to a talk after the performance  16 October at 20:15.

Teaching MA-students at SKH

During their stay in Stockholm, Matthias Sperling and Katye Coe will teach on the Master's programme in New Performative Practices and the Master's programme in Choreography.

Matthias Sperling

Matthias Sperling is a Canadian/German artist, choreographer and performer living and working in London since 1997. His work includes creating performances in theatre, gallery and museum contexts, as well as extending to curatorial work and scientific research collaborations.
matthias-sperling.comnohowgenerator.com

Katye Coe

Katye Coe (she/they) is a dance worker, curator, teacher, Somatic Experiencing practitioner and mum. Her professional practice spans 30 years. Katye currently works with Scottish Dance Theatre, Northern School of Contemporary Dance, The Pastoral Care Project (Temitope Ajose and Grace Nichol), Keira Greene, Matthias Sperling, Florence Peake and Charlie Morrissey. katyecoe.org

For more information visit: Fylkingen

The performances are made possible through a collaboration between Fylkingen, SKH and Dansalliansen.