Dance Political Engagements and Community Work

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Bildrecht Executive and Advisory Board Member
For years, Bert Gstettner has been actively representing contemporary choreography in the Bildrecht Verein (management body of Bildrecht GmbH) and is committed to ensuring that dancers and performers exercise their rights stronger, among other things within the framework of his residency project - participants are recommended to become members. Bildrecht >>>

IGFT Executive Board Member
Between 2005 and 2010 active member of the executive board of  the Interessensgemeinschaft Freie Theaterarbeit (engl. Interest Group for Intependent Theatre Work). IGFT >>>

Choreographer´s Platform Austria (ChoreografInnen Plattform Österreich)
Bert Gstettner was, among Nikolaus Selimov and Daniel Aschwanden, initiator and co-founder of the ChoreografInnenplattform in 1997. The aim was to establish a dance house for the independent szene in Vienna. The efforts ended in the construction of Tanzquartier Wien in 2001.

TANZ*RAUM Symposia
Bert Gstettner was initiator of the (originally planned as a nine-part) symposium series Tanz*Raum for choreographers working in Austria. In each federal state a multi-day programme of events with a subject-related exchange of information was to take place in order to increase the willingness to engage in dialogue and address new audiences. 

Tanz*Raum 1 | Burgenland
"Dance Raise at the Quarry St. Margarethen" (orig. "Tanzaufbruch im Steinbruch St. Margarethen") September 1989: Together with Daniel Aschwanden and Edith Wolf Perez the first symposium was held in St. Margarethen, Burgenland, in the Bildhauerhaus (engl. the sculptor´s house) and concluded with an outdoor performance in the neighboring quarry.

Tanz*Raum 2  | Vorarlberg
"Speed and Dance" (orig. "Geschwindigkeit und Tanz"), August 1992: In collaboration with Roland Martin the second symposium was held in Vorarlberg, in Theater am Kornmarkt with workshops, discussion groups and a stage performance.

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Statements on the Passing of Collegues (only available in German)

Daniel Aschwanden (1959-2021) >>> | Ismael Ivo (1955-2021) >>> | Gernot Sommerfeld (1959-2024) >>>