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The project proposes resources that are close to the reflection we want to promote in Shakin’. The consortium is composed of very big institutions and smaller cultural organisations that want to change their practices and explore alternatives for the cultural sector – what is really interesting is that they decided to rely on professionals from the independent scene because “RE-SHAPE partners are convinced that artists and cultural workers are innovation experts, that they are the ones who should invent future models for the arts sector.”
They work on 5 major challenges :
1) Value of art in social fabric - How to encourage under-standing of and promote the value of art in social fabric?
2) Fair governance models - How to make open, inclusive and flexible governance models?
3) Art and citizenship - How can art better support practising citizenship together?
4) Transnational / post-national artistic practices - What frame-work and tools do artists working transnationally need and how to provide them?
5) Solidarity Economies - How can solidarity funding encourage the vitality of contemporary arts in these uncertain times?
Location | Online |
Original language(s) | English |
Existing translations | |
Length | 2,5 years |
Project runtime | 2018 - 2021 |
Institution of affiliation | ACT Association (Sofia, Bulgaria) AltArt Foundation (Cluj-Napoca, Romania) Artemrede (Santarém, Portugal) Arts and Theatre Institute (Prague, Czech Republic) British Council (London, United Kingdom) Bunker (Ljubljana, Slovenia ) East European Performing Arts Platform (Lublin, Poland) Flanders Arts Institute (Brussels, Belgium) Goethe-Institut Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain) Onassis Foundation & Onassis AiR: (inter)national artistic research program (Athens, Greece) Onda — French office for contemporary performing arts circulation (Paris, France) POGON – Zagreb Centre for Independent Culture and Youth (Zagreb, Croatia) Pro Helvetia (Zürich, Switzerland) |
Sponsor(s) | European Union (Creative Europe programme) Sofia Municipality (culture programme) French Ministry of Culture Republic of Croatia Ministry of Culture Municipality of Croatia Adam Mickiewicz Institute |
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