Prager’s works are in collections of National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, Kunsthaus Zürich, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
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DANCEHAUSpiù
Dance Production Center
DANCEHAUSpiù is a National Dance Production Center based in Milan and founded in 2011 starting from the common wish of three different organizations, DanceHaus Susanna Beltrami, Associazione ContART and Associazione ArtedanzaE20 | Festival Exister, willing to increase and unify their objectives and skills. Since 2015 the Centre has been receiving subsidies by Milan City Council, Lombardy Region and MIBAC for its activities of promotion and audience’s education. In 2018, it is furthermore recognized and financially supported by MIBAC as a Production Centre, the fourth in Italy.
Today DANCEHAUSpiù is co-directed by Susanna Beltrami, Matteo Bittante e Annamaria Onetti, it plays an important role in the contemporary dance growth, supporting and hosting productions, residences, national and international networks, choreographic showcase like FESTIVAL EXISTER. The center supports the production, promotion and launch of the resident companies’ work: COMPAGNIA SUSANNA BELTRAMI, DANCEHAUS COMPANY e DANCEHAUS COMPANY JUNIOR, made up of graduated dancers in the DanceHaus Accademy. Moreover, through co-production supports both nationally and internationally the Associated Artists (Erika Silgoner/ESKLAN, Paola Lattanzi, Annalì Rainoldi), and, with Progetto Vivaio, it supports young generations of artists and choreographers (dueditre, duo nux).
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VICOLO DELLO SPECCHIO, Matteo Bittante, Photo Bernardi
ZERO – DUEDITRE, Photo M. Piccinini
VICOLO DELLO SPECCHIO, Matteo Bittante, Photo Bernardi
INSIDE Matteo Bittante, Photo Bernardi
VICOLO DELLO SPECCHIO, Matteo Bittante, Photo Bernardi
SYN / Ideazione E Interpreti | Vittoria Franchina, Michel Priuli, Elena Valdetara
Exister 2019, La madre folle / Giada Vailati
Golem by Erika Silgoner
INSIDE Matteo Bittante, Photo Bernardi
BALLADE by Susanna Beltrami
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Anatomy of Inspiration di Matteo Bittante, Photo V. Don Vito
Glicemia500 DUO NUX, Photo M. Piccinini
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