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Release party!
Time: Wednesday October 28th, 20.00-01.00
Place: Perfect Bar, Clarion Hotel Skanstull, Stockholm
DJ: Funky Tuna of Kvinnosaksklubben

We have the great pleasure to inform you that the documentation of the möte09 project is at this very moment running through the printing press! Two small books have been produced in order to think onwards, in reverse and revisiting all meetings that took place earlier in Spring. The two publications - "report & toolbox" and "To do - short essays" - will be released during the Perfect Performance Festival in Stockholm, on October 28.

report & toolbox shares ideas and proposals that came up during/through the project, and offers tips on tools, projects, networks and forums. To do contains nine newly written essays concerning some urgent topics related to the field of choreographic production, such as "the false and real dichotomy of doing/thinking", "audience as producers" and "immaterial performance". The texts are written by Louise Höjer, Paula Caspão, Moriah Evans, Gabriel Widing, Andjeas Ejiksson, Krõõt Juurak, Sönke Hallmann, Jean-Paul Thibeau and Mårten Spångberg.

The publications are free and available in 100 copies each during the evening. They will also be availible online at http://mote09.org, http://www.produkt.nu and http://issuu.com/produkt, on the release date.

As a little extra you are invited to bring a book, publication or magazine that you want to share with others, to build a small users library: "Publications that matter - Do It Yourself Together Library!" - that after Perfect Performance will be available at Weld (Norrtullsgatan 7).

Come to the Perfect Bar on Wednesday and celebrate to the lovely tunes of DJ Funky Tuna of Kvinnosaksklubben! A warm welcome.

Contact and info
Anders Jacobson | +46 (0) 707 186 207 | anders@produkt.nu
Johan Thelander | +46 (0) 702 977 970 | johan@produkt.nu

möte09 was a choreographic project as well as an interdisciplinary and international meeting place during Spring 2009. 31 artists/theorists/practitioners were invited to investigate formats of meeting an audience, to open up their process and share artistic proposals. http://www.mote09.org