Carima Neusser

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Publications: 

The Liminal. The publication was made within the context of Eftercenter. A platform at SAND Dansstudio in Stockholm initated by choreographers Nefeli Oikonomou, Sebastian Lingserius and producer Jonas Robin. The project is dedicated to the afterlife of dance works, creating space for choreographers and audiences to return to a piece after its premiere and let it unfold in new ways. Thus, the publication serves as an object, as an afterlife of the performance, The Liminal. Funded by: Kulturbryggan. Language: English.

Book release:
Loveboost festival, Weld, Stockholm 23-28 Sept 2025

Text Contributions:

Performance Enigma. Edited by Freddie Ross, 2025 with texts by Freddie Ross, Carima Neusser and Per Hüttner. The book is an experimental investigation that looks at Per Hüttner’s performances between 1988 – 2024. Design by Erik Månsson. The publication has been supported by Längmanska kulturfonden. Language: English
ISBN: 978-91-984270-5-9.Price 25 €

Book release:
Hökarängens Antikvariat & Skivbörs, May 9, 2026

Governing Bodies – A Reader on Microbes, Art & Identity. Edited by Freddie Ross. 2022. Between 2018-2022, artists, musicians, dancers, researchers, psychologists and thinkers have been meeting, talking, eating and making art events about the microorganisms that reside in our bodies. This book documents some of the theories and practices that came out of these meetings. It is also an exploration of what happens when different forms of knowledge come together and investigate a subject from different angles and new perspectives. It was created to inspires new thinking, new eating habits, and new perspectives on art and science. The contributors offer inspiration for our daily lives by reflecting on what happens when we see ourselves, not as individuals, but rather living, walking ecosystems. The publication has been supported by Längmanska kulturfonden. Language: English. ISBN 978-91-984270-2-8. Price 20 €

Book release:
Weld, Stockholm, 30 November, 2025
The Science Festival, Sjöfartsmuseet, Gothenburg, April 22, 2023
Verkstad konsthall, Norrköp, October 21, 2023
Art and Culture Festival, “I Konstens Tecken,” Tingshuset, Östersund September 30 October 1, 2023
Chalmers University of Technology, December 5, Gothenburg 2022

Indigo Dance Magazine. Edited by: Adriano wilfert Jensen, Emma Daniel, Linda Blomqvist. The magazine is a documention of Indigo Dance Festival #1 & #2, which took place in the summers 2014 and 2015 in Performing Arts Forum. The festivals were approached as an opportunity to experiment with the festival format and all its parts. This magazine is documentation, but doesn’t know what that entails, it wants to be available for many kinds of engagements and uses.; leisure reading, critical analysis, trend-forecast, fortune telling, erotica, gossip, vizual extravaganza, memorabilia, poetry anthology and the things we can’t yet imagine. simply Indigo dance magazine; a collective writing for the future.

With contributions by: Alice Heyward, Alina popa, Amanda Betlehem, Louise Trueheart, Chloe Chignell, Svetlana Verbitskaja, Johannae Merke, Carima Neusser,Laura Ramirez, Ainhoa Hernandez, Emma Tolander, Mikko Hyvönen, Stav Yeini, Hanna Lee Erdman, Sandra Lolax, Josephine Kylén-Collins, Mårten Spångberg, Julie Menut, Adriano Wilfert Jensen, Linda Blomqvist

Book release:
Melbourne KINGS Artist-Run 20th February
Stockholm, index 27th of January
Copenhagen, Danseatelier 29th of January
Viljandi, Romaan 29th of January