— A programme, research, residencies and a collection
Initiated in 2011, in partnership with the University Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3, the master exerce is an internationally recognised training programme, accompanying artists - choreographers, performers - who are the authors of their dance projects and research. The investigation of the ways of working as a choreographer, as a researcher, as a citizen is at the heart of the master exerce, which invites as much to widen the perimeter of choreography as to pursue the rapprochement between ar tistic processes and research methodologies.
↳ Two projects extend this approach at the end of the master's programme:
- the post-exercise residencies: five allied venues will host the students of the class of 2020-2022
- the collection "exerce, écrits chorégraphiques" which gives the opportunity to read, see and practice the memoirs of former exerce students. Three first issues were published in June 2022, two others will be published in the fall.
Teaching Team and Contacts
— Teaching Team
The Exerce Master is supervised by Christian Rizzo - the director of ICI—CCN – and by Alix De Morant – Senior Lecturer at Paul-Valéry University Montpellier. They are both in charge of the Master.
Within ICI—CCN, the development and conception of the Master associate Anne Kerzerho – Education Director, Jennifer Lacey and Myrto Katsiki – both Artist Researchers associated with the Exerce Master – to Christian Rizzo.
Lisa Combettes, in charge of the Administrative Management of the Master and Nolwen Berger-Amari, Logistics and Partnerships Officer for the Master, complete the Master’s team within ICI—CCN.
— Contacts
Anne Kerzerho — Education Director - 04 67 60 06 77 / a.kerzerho@ici-ccn.com
Lisa Combettes — Administrative Management of the Exerce Master - 04 67 60 06 76 / l.combettes@ici-ccn.com
Nolwen Berger-Amari — Logistics and Partnerships Officer for the Exerce Master - 04 67 60 06 76 / n.berger-amari@ici-ccn.com
INTERVIEW RADIO
Christian Rizzo and Nina Berclaz were guests on Radio Campus Montpellier to present exerce and "exercice commun"
— listen to the interview here (in french)