Antonija Livingstone

Canadian choreographer and dancer Antonija Livingstone is based in
Berlin and works mostly in France at the threshold of performance and
dance. Livingstone grew up in the midst of a family of geologists in
itinerant gold mining camps and remote communities in British Colombia
and Yukon, Canada and continues to include the transit of urban-rural
experiences in her artistic research. She is the beneficiary of a
self-directed non-institutional education in Performance Studies and
Choreography. She has worked extensively as a performer with Benoit
Lachambre and with Meg Stuart / Damaged Goods performing recently in
Sketches / Notebook and is a member of Supernova Interdisciplinary
Ensemble at HAU Berlin 2018.

Her body of work to date consists of a solo performance The Part and a
decade of duets and co-signed intimate feminist ensemble works for
theatre, video and installation. Notably - a situation for dancing. (in 4 episodes) with Heather Kravas, Cat Calendar with Antonia Baehr,
On Orientations and Insignificant Others, with Ian Kaler, Supernatural
with Simone Aughterlony and Hahn Rowe, Culture Administration &
Trembling with Jennifer Lacey, Stephen Thompson, Dominique Petrin, and
her most recent co-creation with visual artist/scenographer Nadia
Lauro les Études (hérésies 1-7).

She has coached performance practice at CCN Montpellier, Impulstanz,
Vienna, DOCH Stockholm, National Landscape Architecture School
Versailles, France amongst other European arts education situations.
Antonija Livingstone is an associate artist at Menagerie de Verre, Paris
and artist in residence at Darling Foundry Montréal 2018.