BECAUSE OF GRAVITY
BECAUSE OF GRAVITY
Teaching & Facilitation
Youth & Community Projects
Theatre / Film / Digital /Music
TEACHING & FACILITATION
TEACHING & FACILITATION
Performance & Research
Project Auske
Project Auske is creative house of people ideas and movement, where art making and sharing are boundless. Project Auske moves artistic projects and people together to greatly impact the world we are all responsible for and find belonging in.
Project Auske is grounded in the extensive choreographic, dance, movement and performance practices of its founders Bridget Fiske and Joseph Lau.
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Celebrating this foundation and prioritising inquiry, Project Auske works at the edges of forms and the co-existence, unity, and intersection of ideas and values.
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Project Auske creates through the spectrum of transdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, and interdisciplinary approaches and practices.
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After more than 20 years of working and practicing as multi-faceted artists, Fiske and Lau have developed Project Auske to empower themselves and others to make possible and impossible artistic work with a multiplicity of scope, meaning, and impact.​​
​​​This creative house is an infrastructure built on philosophies, values, dreams, and practices.
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Project Auske creates spaces for belonging, risk-taking, revelatory responses, multiplicities, and creative manifestations in order to engage with emergent ideas and issues, the evolution of living, and what most matters, excites, and concerns us.
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We work where we are and across the globe, contributing to the development of ideas, people, creativity, place, and art form. ​
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Via self-organisation, partnerships, and collaborations, Project Auske develops, empowers, and houses: the collaborative and individual artistic projects of Fiske and Lau; models for research, workshopping, and facilitating artistic practices and creative experiences; resourcefulness, knowledge, and skills; and project management and curation initiatives ​​.
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We have created, produced, curated, collaborated on, and facilitated: public space, outdoor, participation, and festival works; radio plays; moving image works; choreographic laboratories, and new work platforms; international artistic exchanges; coaching and mentoring; ​ and workshops and masterclasses.
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