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Michael Klien
Michael Kliën (born 1973) is a choreographer and artist. His work is concerned with the theoretical and practical reworking of choreography and dance and its contribution to society. Kliën is acknowledged for his interdisciplinary thinking, critical writing, curatorial projects and choreographic works equally at home in the Performing as well as the Fine Arts.
The most notable works include ‘Einem’ Ballett Frankfurt, ‘Sediments of an Ordinary Mind’ and ‘Standing in Ink’ for Daghdha Dance Company, ‘Choreography for Blackboards’ for Hayward Gallery, ‘Slattery’s Lamp’ for IMMA’s (Irish Museum of Modern Art) permanent collection, a solo-exhibition at IMMA and the publication of ‘Books of Recommendations’ – Choreography as an Aesthetics of Change’.〔‘Book Of Recommendations –Choreography As An Aesthetics Of Change’, M.Klien & S.Valk & J.Gormly, 2008, Daghdha, Ireland〕〔http://www.michaelklien.com/download/book-of-recommendations.pdf〕
==Biography==
Kliën was born in Hollbrunn, Austria and grew up in Vienna. He is the brother of composer and media artist Volkmar Klien and comedian Peter Klien. After early training in classical and modern dance in Vienna and New York he studied contemporary dance at the Laban Centre for Movement and Dance, London. Kliën co-founded Barriedale Operahouse a London-based performance collective (1994 until 2000) and the commercial live-events consultancy BOHI Ltd (1996 -1999). In 2003 he was appointed Artistic Director/CEO of Daghdha Dance Company (until 2011), Ireland. As the choreographer, curator and producer of numerous touring productions, installations, festivals and events and his work has been situated across the world. Co-founder of website Choreograph.net (2001) and a founding member of The Institute of Social Choreography〔https://www.facebook.com/InstitutFuerSozialeChoreographie〕 (with Kliën’s longterm collaborator Steve Valk) (2012). During his two years as a guest-choreographer at Ballett Frankfurt he also acted as artistic advisor to William Forsythe. He was awarded a PhD from Edinburgh College of Art in 2009 and regularly lecturers at various international institutions. He lives with his wife and daughter alternately in Greece and Ireland.
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