Parties: Bogomir Doringer (dancing in times of crisis)

In season 3 we explore parties. For many of us it's been about a year since we've danced in a crowd, flirted in dark spaces, felt bass pumping through our bodies. So we're taking the time to look deep into different aspects of nightlife. In this first episode, artist and curator Bogomir Doringer talks to us about his ongoing research and filming project "I Dance Alone" which observes clubbing from a birds-eye-view as a mirror of social and political changes. We talk about his clubbing background in Serbia, dance floors that he observed all over the world, and why people dance in times of crisis.  Read transcript here Hosted by Yun Lee and Rae Parnell Produced by Hans Poel Theme music by Sro - Bring Back and Chad Crouch - Algorithms Transcribed by Sarafina van Ast Find Bogomir and his work here: https://bogomirdoringer.info/ https://danceofurgency.com/ Other references: Kelina Gotman, Choreomania : Dance and Disorder Select sound sources: 6:18 - Belgrade demonstrations against Milosevic's regime 9-3-1991 6:18 - Dejan Mirkovich/DJ S.T.R.O.B. at Klub Industrija, 1995 28:50 - BBC News - Georgia's rave revolution, July 30 2018 29:15 - The Guardian - Berlin anti-fascist protests, October 14, 2018 This BARTALK episode is made possible with the generous support of Mondriaanfonds and was partially recorded at WORM Rotterdam.