BÚSQUEDA DE SOCIOS

COMPENDIA: 23 NOVIEMBRE 2017

BÚSQUEDA DE SOCIOS

PROYECTOS DE COOPERACIÓN EUROPEA Convocatoria EACEA 32/ 2017 y Convocatoria EACEA 35 / 2017

Este documento recopila las solicitudes de búsqueda de socios que la Oficina Europa Creativa – Cultura España recibe de las oficinas homólogas ubicadas en los países participantes del Programa Europa Creativa (Subprograma Cultura). En la segunda parte del documento encontrará las fichas adjuntas. Invitamos a los operadores a contactar directamente con la entidad de su interés.

21/11/2017 Entidad – Ilia State University. Georgia El objeto es difundir la música clásica entre aquellos con dificultades de acceso. - Ver ficha adjunta

16/11/2017 Entidad – Mediart International. Croacia Buscan líder que esté trabajando en algún proyecto que incluya el papel de las mujeres creadoras. - Ver ficha adjunta

16/11/2017 Entidad - Telliskivi Creative City. Estonia. Busca líder para proyectos sobre la comida como patrimonio cultural inmaterial y su futuro. - Ver ficha adjunta

16/11/2017 Entidad - Centro para el Estudio de Género. Croacia Proyecto Construir una red de investigadores y profesionales con el fin de explorar la práctica creativa a través de la co-creación y la programación participativa para ampliar la visibilidad del patrimonio feminista. Ver ficha adjunta

16/11/2017 Entidad – Teatro Contemporaneo KRILA Proyecto de co-creación en el campo del teatro basado en la visibilidad de las prácticas teatrales no institucionalizadas -Ver ficha adjunta

16/11/2017 Entidad - Museo de Historia de Albania. Busca desarrolla un proyecto en el campo de los museos y construcción de audiencias - Ver ficha adjunta

16/11/2017 Entidad – Museo de la Republica SRPSKA . Bosnia y Herzegovina Proyecto sobre Patrimonio Cultural Intangible SXIX y SXX. Busca participar como socio - Ver ficha de adjunta

14/11/2017 Entidad - Centro regional para la salvaguarda del patrimonio intangible del sudeste de Europa .Bulgaria. Busca ser socio de un proyecto (Cat. 3) que aborde conservación, digitalización, construcción de audiencias etc - Ver ficha adjunta

14/11/2017 Entidad – Teatro PUCK. Rumania Proyecto de marionetas sobre nuevos modelos de producción y construcción de audiencias. - Ver ficha adjunta

14/11/2017 Entidad – Europa in Canto. Italia El proyecto pretende crear nuevas audiencias ( escolares) para ópera. - Ver ficha adjunta

14/11/2017 Entidad – Museo Radboa. Croacia Busca lider para un proyecto que aborde la cultura y el dialogo intercultural - Ver ficha adjunta.

10/11/2017 Entidad – Escuela Primaria Tvrdjava (Fortress). Serbia Proyecto con escolares centrado en el Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial - Ver ficha adjunta

10/11/2017 Entidad – Ayuntamiento de SABAC Busca proyectos a menor escala en el ámbito del Patrimonio Cultural, el desarrollo de audiencias y la realidad aumentada - Ver ficha adjunta.

10/11/2017 Entidad – EDUCOMMART. Grecia Buscan formar un proyecto relacionado con cualquiera de los procesos que componen el sector musical. - Ver ficha adjunta

07/11/2017 Entidad – Selina Producciones . Grecia Busca reunir a un colectivo de actores culturales en el campo de la música y las bellas artes, para crear y presentar obras contemporáneas inspiradas en un texto único de gran valor cultural europeo: El Apocalipsis - Las revelaciones de San Juan. - Ver ficha adjunta

07/11/2017 Entidad – ZMUM. Centro de Arte. Serbia El Proyecto el Museo de la Corrupción es una plataforma interdisciplinaria para formación de una colección de mecanismos de corrupción, tanto en términos éticos, a través de una evaluación práctica, teórica y crítica utilizando la investigación artística y la museología contemporánea. Buscan lider. - Ver ficha adjunta.

07/11/2017 Entidad – Topos Allou Aeropblio, Teatro. Grecia Proyecto sobre mitos y mitología en UE - Ver ficha adjunta

07/11/2017 Entidad – Marubi. Museo Nacional de Fotografía. Albania Proyecto relacionado con fotografía y digitalización. - Ver ficha adjunta

07/11/2017 Entidad – Museo de Historia Natural de Albania. Proyecto sobre educación y nuevas tecnologías. - Ver ficha adjunto

07/11/2017 Entidad – Ayuntamiento de Kalamata. Buscan ser parte de un proyecto, tienen escuelas de arte y de música, además de contar con experiencia - Ver ficha adjunta.

02/11/2017 Entidad - Akershus County Council. Noruega El proyecto tiene como objetivo el concepto típico noruego en países del norte de Europa - Ver ficha adjunta

30/10/2017 Entidad – Promedia production. Serbia Busca socios para un proyecto que vincula cultura y derechos LGBT - Ver ficha adjunta

30/10/2017 Entidad - Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Kraljevo. Serbia Buscan socios para un proyecto sobre nuevos modelo de negocio basados en la cooperación entre instituciones de protección del patrimonio y asociaciones deportivas al aire libre. - Ver ficha adjunta

30/10/2017 Entidad - Fundația Arhitext Design El proyecto pretende explorar un proceso crítico de la arquitectura contemporánea de los países de Europa Central y Oriental. - Ver ficha adjunta.

30/10/2017 Entidad - Line of consent. Ucrania Proyecto que pretende analizar, a través del teatro, la historia más reciente de las ciudades que sobrevivieron a acciones militares(principalmente en el conflicto de Donbáss). Ver ficha adjunta

30/10/2017 Entidad- Ayuntamiento de Avrig. Rumania Busca líder para un proyecto. Tienen experiencia en patrimonio inmaterial y folclore. - Ver ficha adjunta

30/10/2017 Entidad – Rijeka 2020. Croacia

Busca socios para un proyecto de patrimonio inmaterial ( carnavales trajes con cencerros) - Ver ficha adjunta

16/10/2017 Entidad - “Trakhtemyriv” Regional Landscape Park. Ucrania Busca cooperar en un proyecto que ponga en común el patrimonio cultural con el patrimonio natural - Ver ficha adjunta

16/10/2017 Entidad - Ukrainian National Tchaikovsky Academy of Music. Ucrania. Proyecto de colaboración entre orquestas juveniles en Europa e instituciones del sector de educación musical superior para celebrar un Año Europeo del Patrimonio Cultural. - Ver ficha adjunta

16/10/2017 Entidad – Innovative Theathe. Ucrania Proyecto sobre teatro de creación "in situ" que intenta desarrollar una respuesta cultural a los problemas que se enfrenta la sociedad. - Ver ficha adjunta

16/10/2017 Entidad – ALDA y orquesta Jupiter. Italia. El objetivo del proyecto es subrayar la importancia del compositor Gioacchino Rossini y su herencia para enriquecer la cultura musical europea y fomentar la identidad europea. - Ver ficha adjunta

09/10/2017 Entidad – Museo de Historia Natural del Belgrado El proyecto se basa en un enfoque interdisciplinario a través de los campos de la cultura, la biología, la agricultura, la economía, la etnología y otros. En términos de actividades, el proyecto se centrará principalmente en el desarrollo del modelo de negocio en el campo del patrimonio cultural - Ver ficha adjunta

02/10/2017 Entidad – First Fortnight. Irlanda. Organización benéfica que desafía los prejuicios sobre la salud mental a través del arte y la acción cultural. - Ver ficha adjunta.

27/09/2017 Entidad - Musicamera Produções. Portugal El proyecto busca desarrollar un sentido emocional y físico del lugar en el sentido europeo de Identidad y el poderoso papel que juega la música en esa mezcla. - Ver ficha adjunta.

25/09/2017 Entidad – Sociedad Literaria. Serbia El proyecto pretende analizar las condiciones de trabajo de los escritores de la literatura contemporánea. - Ver ficha adjunta

25/09/2017 Entidad - Música, ópera y teatro. Serbia El proyecto entre otras actividades pretende organizar un curso de verano para jóvenes intérpretes de Ópera. - Ver ficha adjunta.

25/09/2017 Entidad – Cooperativa Social “Cinesthesia”. Grecia Busca proyectos relacionados con el Año Europeo de Patrimonio Cultural sobre todo centrado en el SXIX. - Ver ficha adjunta.

25/09/2017 Entidad- Asociación de ciudades históricas de Eslovenia El proyecto pretende vincular pasado, presente y futuro a través del uso de leyendas heroicas, historias de castillos y casas palacios así como de eventos históricos. - Ver ficha adjunta

25/09/2017 Entidad - University of Economy in Bydgoszcz. Polonia Buscan socios para un proyecto que ayuda a conformar una red que facilite el intercambio de músicos y artista, entre 6 ciudades, bajo el paraguas de un festival de cultura báltica - Ver ficha adjunta

22/09/2017 Entidad - Miniatura City Centre. Polonia Buscan formar parte de un partenariado para intercambiar experiencias y elaborar nuevos enfoques innovadores, especialmente en el área del desarrollo de audiencias

- Ver ficha adjunta

22/09/2017 Entidad – Startlight Entertaiment. Ucrania Empresa especializada en el uso de nuevas tecnologías en las artes escénicas. - Ver ficha adjunta

20/09/2017 Entidad – Ayuntamiento de Tripolis. Grecia. Buscan ser socio de un proyecto socios en el campo de la cultura que podría abordar sectores como las posibilidades de la economía local y aprendizaje permanente - Ver ficha adjunta

18/09/2017 Entidad – The Abbaye aux Dames. Francia. La idea del proyecto consiste en explorar prácticas innovadoras en educación musical para atraer a nuevos públicos, a través del uso de herramientas digitales interactivas. - Ver ficha adjunta

18/09/2017 Entidad – GAP Artistic Agency Community Enterprise. Polonia. Está interesado en formar parte de un partenariado en algún proyecto de cooperación relacionado con música, artes visuales, teatro, industrias creativas, educación artística, economía de la cultura etc. - Ver ficha adjunta

15/09/2017 Entidad – Center for Culture and Education Bozidarac. Serbia Este centro de Belgrado busca proyectos relacionados con actividades de formación y capacitación (aprendizaje permanente) y con la organización de actividades culturales. - Ver ficha adjunta

14/09/2017 Entidad - Le Monde des Possibles. Bélgica. Esta organización belga busca organizaciones para desarrollar Babylon Project, un proyecto de cooperación a menor escala basado en un modelo cooperativo cultural para jóvenes refugiados e inmigrantes. - Ver ficha adjunta

13/09/2017 Entidad - El Clúster serbio FACTS busca proyectos en el ámbito del diseño, la moda y el textil, relacionados con intercambios y buenas prácticas. - Ver ficha adjunta

11/09/2017 Entidad - Association of Cultural Heritage Education. Finlandia El proyecto “HERITAGE HUBS: Practical Classes in Exploring, Sharing and Practicing the Cultures of Ourselves and Others” busca socios europeos con lis siguientes perfiles: redes culturales europeos, centros de investigación en el ámbito educativo y organizaciones culturales que trabajen con colegios y escuelas. - Ver ficha adjunta

08/09/2017

Entidad - Southampton Solent University. Reino Unido La Escuela de Arte, Moda y Diseño de Southampton Solent, líder nacional en innovación y creatividad, busca proyectos del ámbito de la comunicación visual en un sentido amplio (diseño gráfico, artes gráficas y digitales, arquitectura, patrimonio, ilustración, etc.) - Ver ficha adjunta

08/09/2017 Entidad - Creative and Tech School “Projector”. Ucrania Busca entidades del ámbito del diseño gráfico y las artes visuales para realizar actividades relacionadas con su festival internacional. - Ver ficha adjunta

05/09/2017 Entidad – Angels Post Service. Ucrania Busca organizaciones que trabajen con personas en edad avanzada en centros culturales y hogares para ancianos, para proyectos relacionados con intercambios culturales, especialmente sobre artesanía y servicios postales. - Ver ficha adjunta

22/08/2017 Entidad – Fortress of Culture Šibenik. Croacia Esta entidad pública busca proyectos relacionados con el Año Europeo del Patrimonio Cultural. Tiene amplia experiencia en proyectos de desarrollo sostenible e innovación tecnológica para la puesta en valor del patrimonio. - Ver ficha adjunta

17/08/2017 Entidad – POINT Cultural Hub. Rumanía Esta entidad de Bucarest busca proyectos de cooperación a mayor o menor escala. Particularmente están interesados en Proyectos que examinen la misión y el papel de los centros culturales (intercambio de buenas prácticas, nuevos modelos de gestión y de negocios) y cómo se articulan y desarrollan sus propios programas curatoriales artísticos a largo plazo. - Ver ficha adjunta

10/08/2017 Entidad – Biblioteca Universitaria de Sibiu "Lucian Blaga".Rumanía Busca socios en un proyecto de cooperación a menor escala que aborde proyectos relacionados con la fotografía (desde su dimensión histórica, en particular sobre los aspectos sociales y culturales del período comprendido entre 1840 y 1918) y con las bibliotecas digitales. - Ver ficha adjunta

07/08/2017 Entidad – Asociación PAOK. Chipre Esta asociación de cultura y deporte desea participar como socia en un proyecto sobre festivales paneuropeos de folclore y patrimonio cultural inmaterial. - Ver ficha adjunta

17/07/2017 Entidad – Bienal de fotografía de Riga. Letonia Esta entidad busca líder para un proyecto de cooperación relacionado con alguno de estos ámbitos: fotografía, arte contemporáneo, festivales, multimedia, educación y networking. Posee una amplia experiencia en la organización de festivales y exposiciones en Europa. - Ver ficha y dossier adjunto

17/07/2017 Entidad – Lanterna Mágica. Hungría Esta asociación busca socios (escuelas de fotografía, universidades, museos, asociaciones, etc.) para el proyecto de cooperación a menor escala “European Photograhpy Incubator”, que tendrá una duración de

2 años. - Ver ficha adjunta

3/07/2017 Entidad – Cluster croata para la competitividad de las industrias creativas y culturales. Croacia El objetivo del proyecto es conectar ciudades con centros históricos que se han visto expuestos a procesos de “turistificación”, para desarrollar juntos estrategias de revitalización urbana para estas partes de los centros históricos, nuevos modelos de negocios para el sector ICCs y procesos de participación de nuevos públicos-locales, residentes, y turistas. - Ver ficha adjunta

23/05/2017 Entidad – The Memorial Park «Kragujevacki oktobar ». Serbia Museo memorial busca un coordinador que pretenda desarrollar un proyecto con valores o mensaje antibélicos. - Ver ficha adjunta

22/05/2017 Entidad – Facultad de BB.AA de Belgrado. Serbia Busca socios que les ayuden en la creación y promoción de aplicaciones para teléfonos móviles, así como en la creación de arte digital con el patrimonio cultural - artístico.

- Ver ficha adjunta

03/05/2017 Entidad – Fundación Cassa di Risparmio di Pistoia e Pescia. Buscan socios para el proyecto "Érase una vez, habrá ..." , proyecto de cooperación a gran escala en el sector de las artes escénicas que pretende producir nuevas obras artísticas con inmigrantes de segunda y tercera generación de inmigrantes. - Ver ficha adjunta

06/04/2017 Entidad – Departamento de Seine-et-Marne. Francia En el contexto del Año del Patrimonio Europeo, el proyecto tiene como objetivo la creación de «Living Labs» cuya misión es repensar parte o la totalidad de los circuitos turísticos de un determinado monumento histórico o de un museo europeo para hacerlo más accesibles a todos los públicos. - Ver ficha adjunta

06/04/2017 Entidad –Les Productions Cercle Bleu. Francia En el marco del año del patrimonio histórico pretenden lanzar un proyecto para acercar a los jóvenes al mundo del arte, terreno que muchos desconocen y lo consideran elitista. - Ver ficha adjunta

21/03/2017 Entidad – Brătianu Cultural Centre. Rumania Les gustaría ser socios en un proyecto de cooperación centrado en la artesanía, sobre todo en escultura de tallado en madera, creación de muñecas con trajes tradicionales etc - Ver ficha adjunta

23/02/2017 Entidad – Festival Coral de Limerick. Irlanda Inicialmente solo buscan grupos corales en Europa que puedan estar interesados en participar en el Festival Coral de Limerick Sings Internacional en Irlanda en 2017 o 2018. - Ver ficha adjunta

13/02/2017 Entidad – Serbian Jewish Choral Society. Serbia El proyecto busca a través de la música luchar contra los prejuicios, la discriminación, el racismo, el antisemitismo, la xenofobia ... - Ver ficha adjunta

13/02/2017 Entidad – Lyon Opera. Francia El proyecto pretende diseñar y construir conjuntos de ópera y teatro como bancos de materiales - Ver ficha adjunta

7/02/2017 Entidad – Association of Citizens "Brewery Museum Georg Weifert. Serbia El proyecto busca fomentar la creatividad como motor de innovación cultural y de desarrollo económico, basado en el patrimonio, la tradición y el turismo. - Ver ficha adjunta.

6/02/2017

Entidad – Centrum Kultury Wrocław-Zachód, Polonia El proyecto incluye una serie de actividades artísticas conjuntas ( talleres, cine, danza, teatro) cuyo objetivo principal es la integración de jóvenes con capacidades diferentes de varios países. - Ver ficha adjunta

16/01/2017 Entidad –Mission Louvre-Lens Tourisme, Francia Esta organización busca socios europeos para un proyecto sobre patrimonio industrial, regeneración territorial, turismo y ciudadanía - Ver ficha adjunta

11/01/2017 Entidad – Slovenian Chamber Music Theatre, Eslovenia Esta compañía busca socios en el campo de la producción de óperas de cámara contemporáneas y que tenga experiencia en proyectos europeos. - Ver ficha adjunta

11/01/2017 Entidad – Strzelecki Ośrodek Kultury, Polonia El centro de arte está interesado en presentar un proyecto, todavía por definir, en preservar y difundir el patrimonio cultural y los valores europeos. - Ver ficha adjunta

FICHAS

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Cultural operator(s)

Name GAP Artistic Agency Community Enterprise Ltd.

Short description

GAP Artistic Agency Community Enterprise Ltd. has been active since 2013. The team of young people comprising it comes from the Economy and Public Administration Foundation, under the aegis of which it has been realizing projects of cultural character for the past several years. Thanks to this, despite its short period of existence, the Agency can boast of considerable experience and many interesting endeavors.

The Agency’s activity focuses, above all, on the area of culture and art. The enterprise collaborates actively with artistic institutions of higher learning, cultural institutions, local government entities and non-governmental organizations. The Agency’s collaborators include, for instance, the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts, National Centre for Culture, MOCAK Gallery, Open Eyes Economy Summit and Radio Kraków. We have collaborated with f.ex. Krystian

Lupa, Oliver Frljic, Adam Zagajewski, Włodek Pawlik.

The Agency offers organizational services for, among others, the following types of events:

Concerts and musical shows; Theater shows; Exhibitions and openings; Art education workshops; Fairs, symposia and conferences; Festivals of Art; International partnerships; Themed events, in particular productions addressed to the academic

community.

Contact details

Agnieszka Lakner agnieszka.lakner@aagap.pl 0048 12 423 76 03 www.aagap.pl

Project

Field(s)

Film literacy, Festival, Photography, Literature, Multimedia, Music, Interdisciplinary projects, Scalpture, Performative arts, Sztuki wizualne / Visual arts, Theatre, Design

Description

We would like to participate as a partner in projects initiated and submitted by another organization. We are interested in joining either a smaller scale or a larger scale cooperation project building on Creative Europe’s priorities. We are particularly interested in projects which focus on music, fine arts, theater, creative industries, cultural education, economy of art, business etc. We want to learn to constantly develop and bring high quality cultural events to people.

We are open to all ideas that suit our profile, and we strongly believe that, thanks to our experience, engagement and placement in one of the most cultural cities in Poland, we would be an ideal partner in a cooperation project. Also, we would like to suggest and present abroad our theatrical and music productions which offer maverick and high quality art events.

Please note that we are open to cooperating with interested organizations beyond Creative Europe, too, so feel free to contact us even if you do not intend to submit an application to this funding programme in 2017.

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Countries all countries participating in the Creative Europe Programme

Profile any public or private organization with similar or complementary experience dedicated to developing or enhancing their European partners’ network.

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Strand/category European Cooperation Project

Deadline December 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Center for Culture and Education Bozidarac

Short description

Center for Culture and Education Bozidarac – 1947 is public institution founded by an urban municipality of the city of Belgrade.

Contact details Web: bozidarac.rs Address: Radoslava Grujica No 3, Belgrade Email: office@bozidarac.rs, Vladimir Kljajić

Project

Field(s) Interdisciplinary/ Cultural managment/ Lifelong learning/ Creative industries

Description

We would like to be a partner on a project which could include Lifelong learning in its activities. We are a local educational and cultural institution founded by an urban municipality of the city of Belgrade. In

regards to adult education, we provide a variety of courses such as tailoring and sewing, beauty courses (cosmetics, pedicure-manicure, hairdressing, make up etc.) language courses, and basic computer classes. Our idea is to develop new courses so students can have an opportunity to update and develop their knowledge and skills for creative industries. In addition, we want to get involved in a project whose objective is audience development. Furthermore, with our capacity building, we could provide new courses relating to the empowerment of other cultural centers in Belgrade. Regarding cultural activities in which we have experiences there are art exhibitions, rock concerts, readings, different sorts of workshops, small festivals and, starting this year, we also house a student theater. We have a gallery and concert hall, as well as professional classrooms that are designed for above mentioned courses.

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Countries All eligible countries

Profile Organizations that has experience with the Creative Europe programme.

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Strand/category Small or Large scale Cooperation projects

Deadline January 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name Southampton Solent University

Short description

Southampton Solent School of Art, Design and Fashion is leading

innovation in the creative industries. Voted as being one of the UK’s most

creative universities by students taking part in the 2014 Which? University

Student Survey. SSU has Post Doc experts in the creative sector. The

University offers creative knowledge and resources across all visual art

forms including Graphic Design, Visual Communication, Illustration, Fine

Art, Fashion, Architecture and the built environment.

SADF also run an art gallery and award winning creative retail enterprise:

Re:So is the first fully fledged student enterprise space to open in a

UK shopping centre, As well as being a successful student run

shop. Re:So is both an inspirational space for exhibitions, and a

forum for educational projects, seminars and guest lectures, where

creative industry professionals can meet and share ideas

Solent Showcase was the first major addition to Southampton’s

emerging culture and arts district. The gallery strives to encourage

engagement, discussion and participation across the entire local

community.

Contact details Joe Ross, Project and Communications Officer Joe.ross@solent.ac.uk +44 7894 939521

Project

Field(s) Visual Communication including Graphic Design, Graphic arts, Digital arts, Fashion, Architecture, Heritage, Illustration,

Description

Southampton Solent University are interested in partnering on a projects in the field of Visual Arts and Creative Retail (Re:So) Gallery (Showcase) Areas of expertise include: Research, Enterprise and Innovation. Support for early career artists, residencies, digital product development for audience engagement, Participatory arts. Internationalizing emerging artist’s careers. Cross sector project that combines eg arts and culture with science and technology, Sports and arts, Enterprise and arts , Environmental and sustainable arts

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Previous projects include: TNCE Trans National Creative Exchange http://www.creativeeuropeuk.eu/funded-projects/trans-national-creative-

exchange https://joom.ag/vQxW VIVID (Value Increase through Visual Design) VIVID. http://www.vivideurope.net/

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Strand/category Media/Culture

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Cultural operator(s)

Name Creative and Tech School “Projector”

Short description

Creative and tech school (graphic design, digital-marketing, product management, programming etc.), coworking space, online media on graphic design

Contact details

iryna.prokofieva@gmail.com alexander.tregub@gmail.com

https://prjctr.com.ua/ Ukraine, Kyiv, 34a Vozdvyzhenska st. +38(097)015-92-72; +38(073)403-12-14

Project

Field(s) Graphic Design, Visual Arts, Education, Interdisciplinary

Description

In September 2018 we plan to organise an international festival, which will unite representatives of different visual arts professions. Duration of the festival — 3 days. Expected amount of attendees — 1500 people. Agenda of the festival will include:

Conference with 18 keynote speeches of local and European experts;

10 practical workshops; 3 panel discussions; Competition of the visual art works; Exhibition of the local and European authors; Print-festival; Interactive installation areas; 3D, VR, Ardoino laboratories; Networking activities.

Topics: Graphic design; Typography and calligraphy; Visual communications; Illustration; Media-art; Photography; Art; Creative industries.

Objectives To gather the top speakers of European and local level and

integrate European context of design and visual arts into Ukrainian landscape;

To integrate Ukrainian design into European context and create a platform for good cased sharing;

To discover new names and talent of visual arts in Europe; To contribute to new markets development, representing

Ukrainian professionals to European customers and European talents to Ukrainian customers;

To position Ukraine as a new potential visual arts hub in Europe.

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Profile University/Private Schools

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Culture

Deadline 27th of November 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Angels Post Service

Short description

International Romantic & Cultural Post Service

Contact details

http://facebook.com/angelspostservice http://facebook.com/angelspost2017 Klym Shabalin, Iegeniia Stavytska

+ 38 050 055 26 18 skype: mybiz.pl email : angelspostservice@gmail.com

Project

Field(s) Heritage, cultural traditions, nursery homes, postal services

Description

A cultural exchange between European & Ukrainian elderly

women, especially in nursery homes - our angels, grandmas,

who keep a connection between generations, preserve and

transfer national traditions by making traditional handcrafting.

Partners searched

Countries Iceland, Finland, Belgium, Netherlands, Ireland, France, Slovenia, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Poland, Italy

Profile Public organizations for elderly people, Funds, Heritage centers, Nursery homes for elderly people, local handcraft museums, cultural handcraft festivals, Postal Services

Other

… Looking for local partners, interested in involving elderly people

from communities & local nursery homes, who keep national traditions - into international cultural exchange with Ukraine

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Strand/category Cooperation Projects

Deadline October 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Public Cultural Institution “Fortress of Culture Šibenik”

Short description

Public Cultural Institution Fortress of Culture Šibenik focuses on sustainable management and preservation of cultural heritage, namely the two revitalized fortresses in Šibenik – St. Michael’s Fortress (13th-15th c.) and Barone Fortress (17th c.). St. Michael’s Fortress with its new features (open-air stage, access to ground floor and basement structures, reconstructed walls) was reopened in 2014 and has since become one of the top cultural and tourist destinations of Croatia. Main attraction of Barone Fortress (opened in 2016) is an augmented reality (AR) platform, which enables visitors to experience the 17th-century Šibenik and relive the Ottoman attacks, and gastro-cultural centre promoting local products and SME’s. Both fortresses have won the Cultural Attraction of the Year award (St. Michael’s Fortress in 2014; Barone Fortress in 2016) by the Croatian Ministry of Tourism and Croatian Tourist Board; and have been shortlisted for European Heritage Label by the Croatian Ministry of Culture. The so far achieved results in managing the Fortresses in numbers are: over 185.000 visitors in 2016, around 5.000 Friends Club members (mostly local population), over 50 special events – concerts, ballets, opera, modern dance, movie nights, promotions, conferences, and workshops organized and hosted per season. Organization’s efforts are aimed at constant improvement of sustainable management of heritage, audience development, close cooperation with local community and improvement of visitor’s experience. The long-term programmatic plan is to contribute to economic and social well-being of citizens, and to be a best practice

example of cultural management in the region. Institution was founded in 2016; prior to 2016 it was a department within the Šibenik City Museum. Employees within the management structure have participated in implementation of EU co-founded and international projects; they are educated on sustainable management of cultural heritage and familiarised with the latest technological innovations in cultural heritage presentation.

Contact details Đurđa Vrljević Šarić, Department for cultural and historical heritage djurdja@tvrdjava-kulture.hr

Project

Field(s)

cultural heritage, fortifications, cultural tourism, innovation, sustainability, new technologies in heritage presentation, audience development, cultural management, cultural events organization, EYCH 2018

Description

Within the context of the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018; Fortress of Culture is looking to participate in a cooperation project with the aim of developing audience, improving accessibility of cultural monuments to general public, emphasizing common European values and history; promoting and rethinking innovative and sustainable ways of cultural heritage usage; creating new areas of public participation in cultural processes and activities; promoting cultural tourism routes… Due to program restrictions, Fortress of Culture Šibenik cannot be the Lead Partner in the project. We invite organisations which have the capacity and similar interests to contact us.

Partners searched

Countries All eligible countries

Profile Public Cultural Institutions, Local Governments Bodies, Cultural Associations

Other

… http://www.tvrdjava-kulture.hr/

Partner search

Partner search Creative Europe - Culture Sub-programme:

http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/creative-europe/funding_en

Strand/category of the Culture Sub-programme

Smaller-scale cooperation projects

Deadline of the strand

Deadline: autumn 2017

Deadline for confirming your interest in this partnership

25.09.2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name ”Lucian Blaga” University Library of Sibiu, Romania

Short description

Established in 1969, as the Higher Education Institute Library,

subordinated to the ”Babeș–Bolyai” University Cluj-Napoca, our

institution became a University Library in 1990, the very year when the

University of Sibiu was founded. Enriched yearly by aquisitions,

exchanges and donations from the cultural institutions as well as from

private individuals, the University Library became the ”Lucian Blaga”

University Library of Sibiu. Being moved in 2008 into a new building,

adequate for a modern university library, it is able to offer proper tools for

a modern, up to date academic education. The University Library proposes

its users more than 650.000 bibliographic units, about 460.000 entries in

the on-line catalogue, 15.000 volumes of periodicals, as well as specific

activities and services: e. g. digital/online search for information, e-

journals, e-books. The library also holds a rich collection of photos and

photographic films not yet catalogued.

The ”Lucian Blaga” University Library of Sibiu has rich experience and

competence in international collaboration and projects, as well as in

carrying out domestic projects as one can see in the following list:

2007 - The Library of the ”Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu

(ULBS Library) carried out the project ”SCRIBe Informatic

system of acquisition, processing and visualization of the old

books collection” in order to make available the country's cultural

heritage for the local community.

2010 - From this year, the Library of the ”Lucian Blaga”

University of Sibiu (ULBS Library) organizes The International

Conference on Information Science and Information Literacy. The

goal of the conference is to provide specialists in librarianship and

information science the possibility of presenting research results in

an atmosphere of high academic value. The conference is also

aiming to promote the university and its library, one of the most

modern libraries in the country.

2011-2012 - The library was a partner in the ”EUROPEANA

LIBRARIES: Aggregating digital content from Europe's libraries”

a project which was conducted over 24 months, together with

libraries in several European countries, under the coordination of

the National Library of the Netherlands.

2013-2015 - As a participant in EUROPEANA LIBRARIES, the

Library of the ”Lucian Blaga” University has been invited - as a

provider of digital content and metadata aggregator - to join

”Europeana Cloud: Unlocking Europe's Research via The Cloud”,

the new professional organization in charge with management and

development of EUROPEANA digital library. As a result of the

above mentioned successful participation, the ”Lucian Blaga”

University of Sibiu, through the University Library, becomes

partner of the network of the most important European research

libraries, organized in The Europeana Library (TEL) .

2013 - The Library of the ”Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu

carried out a project which was both new and attractive: Cultural

Project ULBS Digital Library Sibiu Smart. The project aimed to

build up a digital library for Sibiu, in general, and for the cultural

events, in special. For this purpose, a database which includes

digital information about old books, images, as well as footage of

cultural events was developed.

2016 - Traditional communication and transportation means from

the preservation of heritage to its promotion: digitization between

necessity and challenge project. The project was is initiated by the

”Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu and carried out by the

University Library, being co-financed by the Local Council and

Town Hall through its Cultural Agenda 2016. The project’s aim

was to present, preserve and put into value traditional means of

communication and transportation from Sibiu town. Its final results

were: a/ ”Digital library” website ; a touring exhibition with

digital materials, texts and images processed during the project and

b/ an extended study presenting the evolution, history and diversity

of means of transportation. Project available at:

http://bcu.ulbsibiu.ro/Calatorind_prin_Sibiu/

2016 - Preservation and exploitation of heritage: a history of the

means of transportation from Sibiu county reflected in a ”Library

on wheels” dedicated digital platform and touring exhibition

project. The project was initiated by the ”Lucian Blaga” University

of Sibiu, and carried out by the University Library, being co-

financed by the Sibiu County Council through its Cultural Agenda

2016. For this project, the ”Lucian Blaga” University built up a

special website http://bcu.ulbsibiu.ro/biblioteca_pe_roti/ as well as

a touring exhibition with digital materials, texts and images

processed during the project. The project focused on traditional

means of transportation powered by human, animal, hydraulic and

mechanical force.

The Library is working with a professional scanner BookEye 4 and the

scanning soft Batch Scan Wizzard using the open source repository

DSpace.

Contact details

Web: bcu.ulbsibiu.ro

Contact persons:

Constantin Ittu, ”Lucian Blaga” University Library of Sibiu, Romania,

researcher, Research Department, constantinittu@yahoo.co.uk

Elena Marginean, ”Lucian Blaga” University Library of Sibiu,

Romania, Head of the Collection Development Department

elenamarginean@yahoo.com

Project

Field(s) photography (its history and pioneers), digital libraries

Description

We would like to be partners in a smaller-scale cooperation project.

We are particularly interested in projects dealing with photography (its

social and cultural history from the 1840s to 1918).

Context:

Sibiu is a town in nowadays Romania, a multicultural one thanks to its

Romanian, German and Hungarian inhabitants. The town has been

connected to Europe through the centuries, so it is not surprising that

during the fifth decennium of the 19th

century several itinerant

photographers from central Europe settled for some months or even years

in Sibiu. They joined the circle of local painters who also became

interested in practicing the new medium. The result of their interference

was shifting from painting to photography; consequently the first studios

were opened. Between 1854–1918 a rich activity was developed in the

field, in the town being active about 37 studios, some for only one or two

years, but others for decades. Concerning the techniques and subject

matter, the local photographers were synchronized with the central and

western European phenomenon, thus they produced portraits,

ethnographic pictures, landscapes and cityscapes, photos of historic

buildings and monuments, ceremonies, historic events. Unfortunately to

date there does not exist a monograph of all these important studios;

consequently we would be interested in another kind of approach, namely

a digital platform/ site to bring them together, and verify our hypotheses

that, similar to nowadays’ internet, early photography connected Europe

through techniques and subject matter. In the same time we would

demonstrate the European dimension and quality of photographs from

early Sibiu studios.

Partners searched

Countries Central Europe, South-East Europe

Profile digital libraries, museums, research centres, other relevant cultural

institutions

Creative Europe - Culture Sub-programme:

Strand/category of the Culture Sub-programme

Smaller scale cooperation projects

Deadline of the strand

to be confirmed on the Creative Europe website

Deadline for confirming your interest in this partnership

Preferably by September 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Culture and sports Association PAOK

Short description

PAOK funded in 1949 in Klirou targeting to engage youth in cultural and

sports activities. During that period of time, the opportunities for

“leisuring” were very limited and available only for the upper wealthy

class, therefore PAOK provided the opportunity for middle and low class

people to engage in Cultural and Sports activities. Through the years

PAOK enriched its activities with football team, traditional dancing group,

theatre group, musical band and educational seminars. PAOK performs

not only in Cyprus but also abroad in International Folklore Dancing

Festivals.

Its annual program includes:

Dance performances, TV broadcasting participations, participation is

national and European festivals, Dance trainings, Songs writing, Youth

events, Football leagues, voluntary activities.

Partner search

Contact details

(Mrs.) Polina Stavrou, e-mail: polinastavrou@yahoo.gr

Project

Field(s) Cultural heritage

Description

We are a culture organisation with volunteers in a local community in

Cyprus. Through the years we manage to establish our common values

mechanism gaining communities respect for preserving our heritage.

Voluntarism and culture together can create social capital that is an

essential aspect to the coherence of a society. Therefore a European project

promoting cultural aspects like dancing, songs, music, traditional

handicrafts and occupations can assist the sustainability of the European

Value .

The idea is to implement Pan European Folklore/Heritage Festivals. Each

partner will organize a folklore festival in its city/community and also will

participate in others’ partners’ festivals.

Activities: Dance performances, Traditional songs and music, presentation

of traditional occupations, handicrafts trainings.

We cannot lead this project due to program restrictions but we invite

organisations who have the capacity to lead this project and other

organisations to be partners

Partners searched

Countries All eligible countries

Profile

All types of organizations, associations and public cultural institutions, folklore associations, cultural/handicraft centers etc.

Actualizado: 27/07/17

Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Support to European Cooperation Projects 2018

Deadline November 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name and country

Riga Photography Biennial, Latvia

Short description

The Riga Photography Biennial (RPB) is an international contemporary

art event, focusing on photography as an art practice, centering on Latvia,

the Baltic and European region as its priority. RBP takes place every

other year from April until June in Riga and other regions in Latvia.

RPB programme consists of: international group and solo exhibitions in

collaboration with Latvian and international institutions; an educational

programme including a symposium, as well as lectures, portfolio reviews

and creative workshops; the RBP award – ‘Seeking the latest in

photography!’, which is aimed predominantly at artists from the Baltic;

and an urban environment project, which utilizes urban infrastructure as a

platform for art. A dedicated RBP publication is produced every year

featuring its programme and events, as well as various supplementary

articles that examine current issues in the field of art / photography.

Meanwhile the RPB off-year event programme is dedicated to emerging

European artists working towards gaining recognition and establishing

their position within the international art world.

Contact details

Inga Brūvere, Director and Head Curator

E-mail: inga.bruvere@rpbiennial.com

Phone: +371 29252778

www.rpbiennial.com

Proposed Creative Europe project

Field(s) Photography, contemporary photography, contemporary art, multimedia,

festivals, education, networking

Actualizado: 27/07/17

Description

We would like to take part in Creative Europe projects as a project partner. We are interested in all fields connected to photography, contemporary art, education and curatorial work. RFB history is only 2 years, but our experience in art and photography field is more than 20 years. Our team has organized international Festivals, Biennials and Exhibitions in Latvia and also all across Europe.

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Support to European Cooperation Projects 2018

Smaller scale

Deadline November 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name and country

Laterna Magica Nonprofit Kft. (Hungary)

Short description

Our organization was established to create demanding and unique cultural and educational projects in Hungary and abroad as well. Be-sides the attendance of our collection (Hungarian Slide-film Collec-tion), we give a helping hand to cultural and educational institutions to achieve their goals more effectively and efficiently. We give a full service that includes the developing of the project plan, the organiza-tion, the implementation, and the dissemination of the results. We gladly join any initiation that is eager to spread the common cultural heritage in a fresh and creative way. Established: 1998.

Contact details

Daniel Biro Laterna Magica Nonprofit Kft. Budapest, Hungary Web: www.laterna.hu E-mail: info@laterna.hu

Proposed Creative Europe project

Field(s) Photography, intangible cultural heritage Partner search

Description

EPIC: European Photography Incubator General objectives of the project: - the support of the young European photographers by giving new knowledge at the European level. - fostering the mobility of artists and visual artworks in Europe - deepen the knowledge of European citizens about the European intangible cultural assets - building up a European professional photography network, where the long-term cooperation of photographers and public can be realized. Fur-thermore, this platform will give a boost to their careers with internationalization. Project activities: workshops, exhibitions, trainings, platform building, communication.

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Partners currently involved in the project (if any) Name of organ-isation and country Albania, Poland, Hungary Partners searched Countries Any Preferred pro-file photography schools/universities, photography/visual museums, photo institutes and NGOs.

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EPIC: European Photography Incubator Project draft

Lead partner: Laterna Magica Nonprofit Kft. (Hungary) Call: European Union / Creative Europe / European Cooperation (smaller scale) Period of the project: 2 years EU grant: 60% of the total project costs Deadline for hand in the project: October/2017? Topic: photography, cultural heritage General objectives of the project:

- the support of the young European photographers by giving new knowledge at the European level. - fostering the mobility of artists and visual artworks in Europe - deepen the knowledge of European citizens about the European intangible cultural assets - building up a European professional photography network, where the long-term cooperation of photographers and public can be realized. Furthermore, this platform will give a boost to their careers with internationalization. Target groups: young photographers, art students, curators, experts in intangible cultural heritage and assets, educators, youth, general audience. Project activities:

- EPIC WORKSHOPS

Type: Intercultural photography workshops Location: all partner It takes around 2 weeks long per country, min. 15 participants per country, min. 10 new artworks per country. Target group: youth, secondary school students (U19). 1) Making creative and artistic quality “selfie” (self-portrait) with the help of foreigner art teachers. Topic: “Being a European…” 2) “One Camera Project”: one vintage analogue camera with one loaded roll film inside (36 empty slide) traveling around the partner countries, and the student groups must tell a visual story together (one national student group can take just a few photos). At the end we will exhibit the whole processed and developed filmstrip. - EPIC EXHIBITIONS

Type: a European travelling exhibition and contest Location: all partner Content of the exhibition: 1) Exhibit the youth artworks from the workshops (artistic selfies, one camera project) 2) Exhibit curated artworks from Europe. Topic: the intangible cultural heritage and assets of Europe. Target group: young European professionals under 30. The 3 best photographers will receive prizes, and the best 10 artists will be shortlisted. - EPIC TRAININGS

Type: cross-sectorial and cross-national trainings Location: Budapest, Hungary Some of the topics: new approaches in photography, prosperous business and marketing methods in visual arts, innovations in digital cultural heritage, revenue opportunities in social media, post-production in photography, etc. - EPIC PLATFORM

Type: virtual catalogues, online portfolios Location: online, worldwide Content of the online platform:

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1) Virtual catalogue of the exhibition 2) Online portfolios of the young professional artists - EPIC COMMUNICATION

Type: PR, marketing and dissemination tools Location: all partners Content: 1) General project communication, like various advertisement and PR campaigns in Europe. 2) Developing a common long-term strategy for support young European photographers. It will include state-of-the-art audience development tools too.

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Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Cooperative, small-scale project

Deadline October 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Mission Louvre-Lens Tourisme – Pas-de-Calais Tourisme

Short description

Mission Louvre-Lens Tourisme is a tourism engineering mission. Its goal is to propose a cultural tourism development strategy for the territories surrounding the Louvre-Lens Museum. Mission Louvre-Lens Tourisme works with artists, designers, architects artistic directors…, helping project holders and local stakeholders to create a new international cultural destination : ALL, AROUND LOUVRE-LENS. Around Louvre-Lens is built upon a rich heritage and history, part of which is listed as UNESCO World Heritage. Innovation and creativity are at the heart of Mission Louvre-Lens Tourisme’s work (National Innovation network, Creative Tourism network)

Contact details Norbert CROZIER. Director

Project

Field(s)

Creative and cultural economy Tourism development (culture and events) Territorial development around a museum and a rich industrial heritage (coal mining) Regeneration of industrial territories through culture and tourism Heritage and citizenship

Description

A new vision of cultural and industrial tourism for 2018 –European year for Heritage- within the framework of a new European project. Mission Louvre-Lens Tourism wishes to exchange good practices with similar European destinations with a strong industrial heritage as to :

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- Transform and promote former industrial sites - Build and strengthen links with similar destinations - Imagine and create an international event promoting industrial

heritage - Exchange good practices in the field of evaluation - Build a thematic offer at the European scale - Raise public awareness - Work with local savoir-faire to develop by-products - Welcome start-ups and implement experimentations - Build a public-private partnership business model - Create artistic routes promoting heritage (land art, street art… )

Looking for Partners

Countries

United Kingdom, Japan, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Hungary, Austria, Morocco, Romania, Spain, Portugal, Russia, Bulgaria, Italy, Serbia, Bosnia , Montenegro, Albania, Tunisia, Ukraine, Poland, Slovakia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Ireland, Iceland, Czech republic, Georgia, Estonia, Armenia, Latvia, Moldova

Profile Publics Agencies, tourism and culture organizations, public administration, cultural facilities, economic development agencies, territories, regions, professionals unions, trade association.

Contact

…

Norbert Crozier Directeur Mission Louvre-Lens Tourisme 12 Bis rue de Paris - 62300 LENS 00 33 (7) 86 95 46 42 norbertcrozier@pas-de-calais.com

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category/Call

Cooperation projects

Deadline /

Cultural operator(s)

Name and country Slovenian chamber music theatre, Slovenia

Short description

Slovenian Chamber Music Theatre in a non-governmental organisation that produces chamber operas. We are from Ljubljana – the capital of Slovenia - but we have performances in many Slovenian cities. We have two main types of productions:

Productions of chamber operas for adults (mainly contemporary

music or baroque)

Opera productions for childen (mainly contemporary music)

President of Slovenian Chamber Music Theatre is Katja Konvalinka, opera singer and producer. She is on this position since 2011. Between 2011-2016 she has produced 12 opera productions for Slovenian Chamber Music Theatre:

Productions of chamber operas for adults

G. C. Menotti: The Telephone (2011) L. Bernstein: Trouble in Tahiti (2011) C. W. Gluck: Der betrogene Kadi (2012) N. Piccini: La Cecchina ossia La buona figliola (2014) G. C. Menotti: The old Maid and the Theef (2014) G. B. Pergolesi: La serva padrona (2015) G. Frid: Diary of Anna Frank (2015) T. Svete: Hero of our time (2015)

Opera productions for childen

C. Cui: Little Red Riding Hood (2013) P. Šivic: Punished curiosity (2014) H. Krasa: Brundibar (2016) S. McNeff: Gentle Giant (2016)

Contact details info@skgg.eu, www.skgg.eu; 0038641807104 – Katja Konvalinka

Partner search

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Proposed Creative Europe project

Field(s) chamber opera, children opera

Description

We are looking for possible partnerships in European Union for further opera productions in 2018 or later. We are particularly interested in companies that produce contemporary chamber operas. Slovenian Chamber Music Theatre engages also young talented artists (musicians, singers, directors, conductors, composers ... ). With our productions for children, we are trying to acquire new audience. We are working with Slovenian composers and they write new operas for our company. We do not have any experience with European grants yet so we are also looking for more experienced companies. We do not have our own stage – we make co-productions with many Slovenian concert houses and operas – such as: Cankarjev dom Ljubljana, SNT Opera and ballet Ljubljana, SNT Maribor, Festival Velenje ...

Partner search Culture sub-Program

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Strand/category European Cooperation Projects

Deadline 30.05.2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Strzelecki Ośrodek Kultury

Short description

“Strzelecki Ośrodek Kultury” center of culture in Strzelce Krajeńskie, Poland is a local governmental institution that organizes and promotes various cultural enterprises and events over the Strzelce Krajeńskie region in Lubuskie Voivodship. As a state institution, we represent and strive for promotion of local cultural activities, our goals being the activation and development of local communities including cross-cultural international cooperation and youth exchange programmes. The center animates several special interest groups, which include journalism, photography, arts, dance, chess, card games, cinema, and singing. We closely cooperate with local independent institutions and cultural enterprises, and we address their counterpart projects abroad on their behalf. Our main aim is to broaden the range of our functioning as a local cultural institution and to reach partners wherever they may be involved. It is to gain experience and knowledge about other countries that we are primarily interested in, and to share our own culture and artistic experiences with them would be a great opportunity for the Strzelce Krajeńskie region.

Contact details

Renata Tokarska +48 95 76 32 439 renata.sok@strzelce.pl sok.strzelce.pl ul. Wojska Polskiego 7 66-500, Strzelce Krajeńskie Poland

Project

Field(s)

Heritage, Film literacy, Photography, Music, Scalpture, Performative arts, Visual arts, Dance, Theatre

Description

We are looking for partners from governmental and non-governmental institutions from all around Europe and beyond to cooperate within different fields of culture. Currently, our offer involves folk dance, modern dance, choir and brass band enterprises, which have so far been successful in reaching their audiences in Poland and our partner cities in Germany and Denmark. We are

Actualizado 22/11/2017

looking to participate in programmes that would address artists from our region including sculptors, photographers, painters, musicians, directors, choreographers, and dancers in cross-cultural project that would allow preservation of European cultural heritage and promote European values.

Partners searched

Countries (or region)

Profile I want to be a partner in a project

Other

…

Partner search Culture sub-Program

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Strand/category Centrum Kultury Wrocław-Zachód

Deadline 06.05.2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Centrum Kultury Wrocław-Zachód

Short description

. The scope of the Organisation activities include: · organising cultural and art events in the field of music, dance, visual arts, theatre, film, performing art and entertainment; · publishing, · organising art exhibitions, · audio and video recording, · organising popular scientific conferences, symposiums and seminars, · organising training courses, art classes and workshops, · organising festivals, reviews, competitions, · cultural education and dissemination of culture, · promotion of new artistic phenomena, · supporting the development of young artists, · leading amateur bands and art groups, · creating conditions for conducting creative activities, · exchange of experiences between artists and cultural centres, · implementation of cultural projects of a social nature, · promoting, developing the idea of volunteering, · production and distribution of films, audio-visual recordings; multimedia presentations and advertising materials; · sale of artworks, · action to develop and meet the cultural needs of the residents; · running a cinema.

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Contact details

Dąbrówka Petrow Chociebuska 4-6 Wrocław 713544660 biuro@ckwz.art.pl

Project

Field(s)

Film literacy, Festival, Literature, Music, Interdisciplinary projects, Audience development, Performative arts, Visual arts, Dance, Theatre

Description

The project involves a number of joint artistic activities, among others, workshops, movies, dance, theater, whose main objective is the integration and social animation children, youth, adults and disabled people from different countries. By participating in free artistic workshops, including dance, theater, film and music, children and young people from different countries will be able to deepen, develop their cognitive sensitivity, creative thinking and imagination.

We wants to be a partner in a project.

Partners searched

Countries

Profile

Other

Experience

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category/Call

European cooperation projects - Small scale

Deadline October 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name and country Association of Citizens "Brewery Museum Georg Weifert"

Short description

We are citizens association founded in April 2015 in Pancevo, in order to work on the renovation of material and spiritual heritage of the personality of great importance for Serbian history, Georg Weifert. Our head office is exactly in the Weifert Old Brewery, the oldest brewery in the Balkans, founded in the year 1722, which represents a cultural monument of great importance. With the aim of preserving the tradition of brewing beer, long nearly 300 years, we established a mini brewery, where in authentic surroundings of the Old Weifert Brewery, by the old, original recipes produces beer at crafts method. This year we were honored that His Excellency Mr. Dittmann Axell ambassador of Germany in Serbia has officially opened a museum of brewing. On January 12, along with the cultural and artistic society Sandor Petefi, we have celebrated the day of establishment of the Weifert Old Brewery. On this occasion, the Ambassador of Hungary in Serbia, His Excellency Mr. Attila Pinter c ooked th e beer and so continued humanitarian action “Beer brings us together”. The action began HE Mr. Axel Dittmann, German Ambassador in Serbia

Contact details

Mirela Flora office@muzejpivarstvadjordjevajfert.com mirelatmbdiamond@gmail.com +38163/88 25 355 +38113/344 233

Proposed Creative Europe project

Partner search

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Field(s) Cultural heritage-creative history, art workshop

Description

The main advantage is the complex of the Old Weifert's brewery which is founded in 1722 and represents a cultural monument of great importance and the oldest brewery in the Balkan, which is situated in the heart of Pančevo. Because of the concept which is unique and covers an area of 12000 square meters, it is an inspiration to for artists from different fields and involves a set of activities. Consequently, this project is self-sustainable. Action: creative history and art workshops – to enhance cooperation and contacts between people of different origins, to encourage creativity, and provide a driving force for cultural innovation and economic development, based on heritage, tradition and tourism. Creative history and art workshop would represent international cultural center- a gathering place for artists, scientists, foreign and local tourists, cyclists, companies, schools, cultural stakeholders, place for scientific conferences and creative workshops.

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Cooperative, small-scale project

Deadline October 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Lyon Opera (France)

Short description

www.opera-lyon.com

Contact details Thierry Leonardi: tleonardi@leoconsulting.fr

Project

Field(s) Circular Economy in the Performing Arts

Description

Inspired by experiences of the building industry, the project’s concept is simple: it is about designing and constructing opera and theatre sets like banks of materials (see for example the 20I20 Park in Amsterdam). It could also concern cinema industry if we find proper partners. This is an innovative project leading to a change of model and implying cross-sector skills and partnerships. The project is quite ambitious and complex. It would be implemented over about 3 years or seasons. The phases could approximately be as follows (to be further detailed) : 1. 2018/2019: modelling of design, construction processes and other

processes such as assembly & dismantling, storage… 2. 2019/2020: testing in sets workshops, 3. 2020/2021: corrections-improvements and implementation on a

few opera & theatre productions. Depending on how it works, partial tests on productions could already take place at phase n°2.

Looking for Partners

Countries Europe (we already have France and Belgium on board)

Profile Architects, School of architectures, Universities of Technology, Reaseach Centers, Building orporations, Operas, Theaters, cinema producers…

Actualizado 22/11/2017

Partner search

Culture sub-Program

Strand/cate- European cooperation projects

gory/Call

Deadline

October

2017 Cultural operator(s)

Name and country Serbian Jewish Choral Society

High vocal quality choir established in Belgrade in 1876 promoting the

idea music diminishes borders between different cultural, na-tional and

religious communities. It carries out different projects in the field of

social responsibility, building tolerance and Remem-brance. The idea

of a cultural diversity, intercultural and interfaith dialogue defines the

SJCS. It is the core of its existence, well incor-porated in its program

and membership origin (multinational). Its huge programme comprises

the best Jewish, Serbian and world au-thors of all styles and epochs.

The priority is to preserve and pro-mote Jewish musical heritage, thus

the choir has on its programme Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Hasidic,

synagogue, traditional compositions, sings in Ladino, Yiddish, Hebrew,

also in Old Slavic, Serbian, Croat, English, Latin, German, Spanish,

Italian, etc. The important segment of its work is musical education and

improvement acquired through Short description master classes with the international conductors in the country and

abroad. The choir has travelled a lot (even Carnegie Hall in 1978).

The special attention is paid to building tolerance and remembrance

(Holocaust), fight against prejudices, stereotypes, aggression, dis-

crimination, racism, anti-Semitism, Xenophobia, which with great

success SJCS realizes for already six years, under the auspices of the

Ministry of Education, through the project “Never To Forget, Holo-

caust, Never To Happen Again – Music Writes Memories” – com-

bating prejudices, Racism, Anti-Semitism, for tolerance. SJCS was

awarded HELLO AWARDS 2015 for the a.m. project and RECOG-

NITION of the State of Israel (277.1.2016) for developing im-

mensely the relations between Serbia and Israel. The choir has re-

ceived many awards and recognitions while many famous conduc-

tors leaded the choir: S. S. Mokranjac, J. Marinković, S. Hristić, B.

Babić, R. Blam, B. Pašćan, K. Beric.

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marlenaudruzenje@ikom.rs Tel. + 381 63 375 044

Contact details + 381 63 383 966 www.sjpd.rs

Proposed Creative Europe project

Field(s) Remembrance/ Education/ Survey/ Research/ Culture/ Music/ Exchange

“Never to forget, Holocaust, never to happen again- MUSIC WRITES MEMORIES”, combating prejudices, discrimination, racism, anti-Semitism, Xenophobia… It is the first time eve this subject is talked about from four different angles: through music, social psychologist’s view (profess. Dragan Popadić, Faculty of Psy-chology, Belgrade), historian’s perspective (PhD Milan Koljanin, Institute for Con-temporary History) and survivors’ personal, true stories (very special, bearing in mind these persons are old, not many living today). As the part of this project an

unanimous survey is carried out, for the aim of evaluating both the project and the lecturers, also collecting participants’ comments and opinions. The public lec-tures/workshops lasting 1.40 h organized in Belgrade, Serbian and European cities for the young (primarily high school pupils, university students too) their teachers and wide audience). Moderator conducts the lecture linking the Choir, Historian, and Psychologist with the Survivor’s story. Music is introducing the period, atmos-phere and event. The Historian follows with historical figures, dates, PP Presenta-tion, while the Survivor tells personal, true story on his/her (family) suffering. Short description of the prewar period (Europe, Belgrade, Serbia) before, during (manipulation, humiliation, restrictions, extermination), after the War (today).

Description Documentary photos complement the lecture. Music clarifies the period – suffer-ing, fighting, expresses gratitude, calls for remembrance, gives hope. Soc. Psy-chologist (PP Presentation) -The explanation of the nature and origins of Holo-caust and Anti-Anti-Semitism is put in a much broader context of prejudice, stere-otypes and discrimination in general. Numerous sources of PSD are discussed. Among the origins of PSD, the role of social and historical situation, propaganda and socialization in school, roles of family and society are emphasized. Partici-pants understand the process of discrimination – described by focusing on the roles of perpetrators, bystanders and helpers which not only make them better understand WWII (Holocaust) but make them better recognize the present wrong doings and future (permanent) dangers. Our yesterday is our today and tomor-row! Role of Righteous Among the Nations. SURVEY (research): not only collecting audience replies but analyzing, systemizing and printing a brochure FOLLOW UP CONFERENCE: Project outcome – summing up, European common values, exchange of experience, good practices, new ideas, community impact. CONCERT: Intercultural musical (December holiday) evening – establishing inter-cultural dialogue, emphasizing common European (musical) heritag

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Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Initially just looking to connect with choral groups in Europe who may be interested in participating in the Limerick Sings International Choral Festival in Ireland in 2017 or 2018

Deadline

Cultural operator(s)

Name Limerick Sings International Choral Festival

Short description

Limerick Sings invites you and your choir to the 5th International Choral Festival 22nd – 25th June 2017 (or in 2018) Limerick Sings extends a warm welcome to choirs of all traditions and nationalities to come together for a weekend of festive, non–competitive singing in spectacular venues featuring City and County venues during our choral trail as well as St. Mary’s Cathedral and University Concert Hall, Limerick. This international choral festival is designed to offer choirs of all traditions an opportunity to come together for a summer event of festive fun without the demands of a competition. Limerick City has a strong tradition of choral, opera and musical theatre dating back to the 19th century and offers a host of venues, the opportunity to explore the Wild Atlantic Way, delightful apartment style accommodation on the University of Limerick campus and a great welcome from Limerick choristers! Performing opportunities in Limerick City and County

Big Sing at Cliffs of Moher on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way Choral Trail around Limerick City Come Sing Workshop with Anuna’s education programme

Limerick city, Ireland’s oldest chartered city dating from the 12th century, has a long and very fine tradition of choral, opera and musical theatre. Limerick Sings festival weekend offers choirs the opportunity to sing their own repertoire in some of Ireland’s finest music venues and to join in performance with choristers from other countries and different traditions of singing. It also offers a great social programme to entertain you, see the city and surrounding region and meet with local Irish host choirs from Limerick.

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Contact details

Elaine Courtney Limerick Sings +353 61 233 236 elaine.courtney@ul.ie www.limericksings.com

Project

Field(s) Choral

Description

Limerick Sings would like to connect with Choral groups in Europe to invite them to the Limerick Sings International Choral Festival in 2017. We would be very interested in developing partners in Europe to grow the festival and to create awareness within Choral Associations. We would like to create a network, build on partnerships and grow our database of contacts in Europe. We are researching innovative ideas to create a new element to the Choral festival reaching new and wider audiences. We hope to encourage professional development for choral singer’s careers. This year we have introduced a Come Sing Choral Workshop with Anuna’s Education Programme. For the 2017 Festival we will be using Digital Technology to video record and use drone recording of the Big Sing on the Cliffs of Moher. We would like to foster and exchange skills amongst partners e.g. training of other partner countries to invite choral groups to the Limerick Sings Choral Festival. Limerick Sings are actively sourcing Choral groups to introduce a new style of Choral Singing.

Partners searched

Countries Europe

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Partner search Creative Europe - Culture Sub-programme:

Strand/category of the Culture Sub-programme

Smaller scale cooperation projects

Deadline of the strand

to be confirmed on the Creative Europe website

Deadline for confirming your interest in this partnership

Preferably by May 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Brătianu Cultural Centre

Short description

Brătianu Cultural Centre is a public institution set up in 1993. In its mansion, the most important family of Romanian politicians was born and lived – a true civil dynasty. The Brătianu family residence and household are historical monuments of Romanian culture and civilization. Our objectives are: to promote the historical and architectural ensemble; to develop our own programme of cultural activities; to cooperate with local, national and international institutions. Our main activities aim to contribute to the scientific and artistic education of the public through specific programmes: support to young researchers and valuable artists; development and publishing of studies, publications and documentaries; collaborations with the Ministry of Education, Research and Youth, with foundations, universities in the country and abroad in order to present and promote Romanian culture and civilization values, as well as the common European values. For a European cooperation project we have relevant expertise and would like to participate in activities concerning: handicraft camps, sculpture camps, hosting scientific conferences, exhibitions, wood carving, creating dolls in traditional costumes, creative workshops. For the implementation of these activities we can also offer our accommodation space and catering services.

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Contact details (Ms.) Simona Şerban, specialist inspector e-mail: simona.serban63@yahoo.com tel: +40248/266703; +40740290005 (mobile)

Project

Field(s) Cultural heritage

Description

We would like to be partners in a cooperation project focused on one or

several of the themes/activities described above (handicraft camps,

sculpture camps, hosting scientific conferences, exhibitions, wood

carving, creating dolls in traditional costumes, creative workshops).

Partners searched

Countries All eligible countries

Profile All types of organizations and public cultural institutions, museums, cultural centers etc.

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Partner search

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Cooperative, large-scale project

Deadline October 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Département of Seine-et-Marne

Short description

The French County Council (Conseil Départemental) of Seine-et-Marne is

a French public institution with competences in the fields of solidarity

(social capacity), transport, roadway, education (secondary school),

culture, heritage, tourism, etc.

Owner of the fortified Castle of Blandy-les-Tours, a medieval castle built

between the 11th

and 15th

centuries, the institution is setting up a cultural,

heritage and tourism development strategy including its monument and

engaging its territory.

Contact details

Project manager: Vincent DUMAS, director of the Castle of Blandy-les-

Tours, vincent.dumas@departement77.fr

European Fund Project manager: Nicolas BEUQUE

nicolas.beuque@departement77.fr

Project

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Field(s)

Living Lab, digital mediation, heritage and cultural mediation, innovative

technology, historic monument, museum, scenography, tourism, project

governance, Open Lab.

Description

Within the context of the European Heritage Year, the project aims at

creating « Living Labs » whose mission is to rethink part or all of a

historic monument or European museum’s tour circuits, in order to make

them more accessible to all publics.

A citizen-based method, these « Living Labs » will include public and

private stakeholders as well as individuals within a collaborative process,

and should include users early in the process.

Based on a cooperation principle, experience sharing and exchanging,

these « Living Labs » will bring together into groups all actors of a

production chain in order to think and implement the project on each site.

Thus, a « living lab » could gather local authorities, companies, research

laboratories, professionals in specific areas (such as heritage, mediation,

archaeology, scenography, digital, territorial marketing…), experts,

inhabitants and potential users. This group lasts for a given period of time

until the product inauguration and meets periodically during site

residencies.

The form, functioning of « Living labs » and guidance of projects will be

defined and realised in cooperation with all the European partners of the

project, would they be a hosting site, a public or private institution, a

company specialised in a relevant sector for this project (see the profile for

sought-after partners).

Looking for Partners

Countries Partner search is open to every Member States or Partners States outside

the EU.

Profile

We are looking for the following two types of partners:

1- Sites (monuments or museums), from medieval times or not, which

share the same underlying concerns and could possibly host a

« Living Lab » to respond to their own issues of evolutions of uses

and connection with the territory.

2- Universities, schools, private companies (start-ups in particular)

that may be interested in such cooperation. They should be

specialised in the following areas (non-exhaustive list): public

approach, mediation, museography, innovative technologies,

computer coding, storytelling, territorial marketing, tourism (e.g

tour operator), study of uses, sociology-ethnology, history,

archaeology.

Other

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Expected results:

1- Making the Living Lab a tool to rethink the vision of tourism and

heritage at the European scale in order to define, experiment and

experience new uses.

2- Developing a new open form of museographical development

project governance by putting the public at the very core of the

process in order to create new dynamics and enable a deeper

anchoring of these monuments and museums in their territories

using their (human) resources to exist, develop and evolve.

3- Raising awareness and reflecting on the evolution of uses and

professional activities which lie at the core of the current mutations

of our societies. For instance, cultural mediation is a changing

occupation which has to adapt and meet new audiences’

expectations. This project represents an opportunity to reflect on

current and future forms of mediation to be put in place within

heritage buildings and museum spaces.

Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Cooperative, small-scale project

Deadline 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Les Productions Cercle Bleu

Short description

Cultural Heritage

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Contact details

Les Productions CERCLE BLEU – 8, Place du Général de Gaulle- CS 10549– 59023 LILLE Cedex Tél. : 03 20 63 67 27 - Fax : 03 20 63 67 30 - mail : cerclebleu@neptv.com SARL. au capital de 381.122,54 € - R.C. Lille B 348 927 773 – Siret 348 927 773 00062

Project

Field(s) Le Secret des oeuvres - The Secret of works of art

Description

The Secret of works of art takes place within the 2018 European year of the cultural heritage. The Secret of works of art will be an original input to art for the youth, an access to a world which some of them ignore, don’t understand or judge elitist. Its first goal is to give access to the cultural heritage to a maximum of people. We want to attract towards art through an entertaining program which will make people want to go further (visit museum, search on the internet…)

We work with different tv transmedia formats and digital technologies. Involving the public

We want to build a public-spirited project in its goal but also by a participative aspect. The format will have to be easy to share on social medias and will have to be easily watched anywhere. In addition to the comments done on the accounts of the broadcasters, partner museums, or galleries, accounts The Secret of works of art will be created on social medias. By sharing and playing the internet-user citizens will become part of the project by sharing secrets as in a treasure hunt. This hunt, through European museums, will fascinate the young (students or not) and less young to create a real community. What ambitions ?

We intend to go further than just tv and internet broadcasting. The Secret of works of art could get into schools. By the script, the making, the particular voice-over and the mystery surrounding every episode, The Secret of works of art will be capable to attract the youngest towards the world of arts.

Who are we ?

The Cercle bleu productions were created in 1985 in the NPDC region. During twenty years, the PCB produced creative documentaries,

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television films, captations or live performances. In July 2002, the CBP has integrated the NepTV-Internep group, broadcast subsidiary of “RLVDN”, which works daily with TF1 (first European channel), the news channels LCI, I-Tele and the sports channel L’Equipe. We now produce documentaries, magazines, broadcasts of flow and coverages for TV news. Synopsis : The majority of museum visitors ignore that each painting revels a secret. A picture behind a picture, a painting that was extended years later, a character showing us a clue, an anachronism that nobody saw for hundreds of years. Secrets are everywhere, but you need to look for it to find it! This is the promise of The Secret of works of art. The Secret of works of art is an original entry to art for youth, an entry to a world that most of them ignore, don’t understand or judge elitist. It is about (re)discovering the work through its secret. This program revels as a police investigation but backwards. The story begins with the revelation of the secret to be found. The music underlines the tension, the effects of the making add almost an alarming note, the comments are made by a dark male voice. The Secret of works of art starts with a large view of the work. The view that everybody has. But an over-voice revels right away the secret the specificity of it by giving its secret away. For instance, a painting supposedly drawn by Jerome Bosch, “le concert dans l’oeuf”, is immediately said to be painted by somebody else. Then, we change of perspective. The camera shows the details of the painting, as a detective would use a magnifying glass. It’s time to revel the secret. As in the Bosch painting, a character shows a musical score. The secret is here. The musical score was written after the death of the painter. This proves that Bosch couldn’t have painted the work, it was somebody else. Who? We still don’t know. This is another force of the program. It ends by opening on a new mystery yet to be solved. At the end an actor explains the secret. This enables to introduce a character who speaks directly to the viewer and that humanizes the program.

Looking for Partners

Countries Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia,

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Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.

Profile

European broadcasters, European museums, galleries, art centers, schools

Other

…

European museums, galleries, art centers To go further on the narrative aspect, a multidimensional medias, develop interactivity To identify work which may enter the project To get access to their pieces To get funds Ministry of Culture and Education To start a partnership with schools in order to have the students discover art To get funds

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European Cooperation projects

Deadline 1.11.2017.

Cultural operator(s)

Partner search

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Name

THE FACULTY OF FINE ARTS IN BELGRADE (FFA)

Short description

During the 20th century, from Kutlik’s Drawing and Painting School,

through Rista and Beta Vukanovic’s School of Painting to Momcilo

Zivanovic’s Art School, was formed the Academy of Fine Arts in Belgrade

in 1937, which grew into the Faculty of Fine Arts (FFA) in 1973.

Although constituted in the experience of art academies of the past, with

painting, sculpture and graphic segments as the primary visual areas of

research, FFA introduced into the traditional artistic processes (that are

used since its foundation) the new developments of digital media and

technology. Thus the Faculty created New Media Department form 2016.

The whole process of studying at the Faculty of Fine Arts is based on

individual student activities and their work in small groups.

With the support of Ministry of Culture of Republic of Serbia and the

Secretariat for Culture City of Belgrade, Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade

(FFA) created the Websites: The Cabinet of Wonders of FFA

(http://www.studioloflu.rs/) and Virtual Museum FFA

(http://virtuelnimuzejflu.in.rs/en/), which aims are to present the artistic

heritage of the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade, and to create FFA digital

database, which are contemporary interpretation of the artistic and

university heritage (located at the Academy/Faculty since its foundation in

1937).

In this regard, through social networks, are initiated Facebook profile,

Instagram and YouTube pages The Cabinet of Wonders of FFA / Virtual

Museum of FFA (https://www.facebook.com/kabinetcudaFLU/).

Digital database, website and social network profiles, contain digital

photos, video and text materials, as well as digitized archive and library

materials of FFA (documents, catalogs, magazines, publications, press

clipping, photos), related to the avant-garde/artistic occurrences that have

marked the work of the Academy/Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade.

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Contact details

PhD Olivera Eric

curator-documentarian of The Faculty of Fine Arts (FFA) in Belgrade

(responsible for operations of digitizing university heritage)

ericolja@yahoo.com

MA Art Historian Adriana Turajlic

volunteer and associate on projects of the Faculty of Fine Arts

(digital processing of FFA Collection, the creation of sites, digital base

and social network profiles of FFA university heritage)

adrijanabuzz@gmail.com

Project

Field(s) Digitization of cultural/artistic heritage, visual arts

Description

Future activities are focused on realization of projects which digitized

academic legacy affirm among young people, such as:

1. creation of short videos that through the contemporary form of

montage, animations and digitally created original music, represent the

materials (phenomena) of the past related to the Academy/Faculty of Fine

arts in Belgrade;

2. creation of applications for mobile phones relating to the artistic

heritage of the Faculty of Fine Arts in Belgrade.

Looking for Partners

Countries All eligible countries

Profile

We would like to find partners who will help us in creating and promoting

applications for mobile phones, as well as in creating (and clubbing

presentation) of short video-audio digital art forms, which are created by

cultural/artistic heritage.

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European cooperation projects

Deadline 1.11.2017.

Cultural operator(s)

Name The Memorial park "Kragujevacki oktobar "

Partner search

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Short

description

The institution of Memorial park „Kragujevacki oktobar“ is one of the

leading memorials in the region and Europe,connecting the culture of

remembrance, contemporary aesthetic expression and presentation in

accordance with the time and so connects history, art and people in

promotion of universal anti-war values.

The institution was established in 1953 on the spot with objective to take

care of memory on more than 3. 000 citizens of Kragujevac shot by the

members of German Army on October 21st 1941 , to cherish the culture

of remembrance, and to disseminate the ideas of peace and tolerance as

well as respect of diversity. It is carried out by realizing the varied

memorial and artistic programs and activities that promote the utmost

ethical and esthetical values.

The Memorial Park, former execution site, covers an area of 352 hectares

with 30 mass graves and ten monuments. By opening of Memorial

Museum "21. oktobar" in 1976, the activities of institution are

supplemented by museological ones that consider research, collecting,

processing, exhibiting of historical artefacts and artworks, publishing of

professional papers on that topic, the publishing, cooperation with similar

institutions in country and abroad as well as an informing domestic and

foreign visitors both in the Museum and the Memorial Park.

Every year this place is visited by more than 50, 000 people from country

and abroad. More than a half visitors are young people, as well as the

world's statesmen, diplomats and significant public figures of culture and

art, such as Jean Paul Sartre.

The Memorial Park is declared to be the immovable cultural heritage of

special importance by the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia

in 1978 (Official Gazette No. 14/79).

Contact details

Bojan Jovanovic: bojan0034@gmail.com

racunovodstvo21@spomenpark.rs

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Field(s) Performing arts, cultural heritage, visual arts, publishing, antiwar

studies, communication, modern art, all type of curator practice.

Description

Our project idea is precisely about the prevention of wars, because our

museum is anti-war in character, so through this project we wish to try,

together with our partners, to recognize and mark all significant

characteristics and the pattern of the state in which any society or country

is found when they are on the brink of war or conflict, that is,

discovering what is the character of those pre-war states. This primarily

refers to the creation of the general air by the media, in the sense of

preparing the citizens for war.

This is intended as the realisation of the project’s results, which can be

in the form of documents as the final act of an international conference,

or in the form of impressions from the project participants, which can be

used in the sense of general prevention of war, i.e. the recognition of

that state when one society starts sliding towards conflict and war, and

when it is not too late to stop it.

Project realisation should be achieved through analysis and

problematising the power of symbols, as well by analysing the abuse of

art for the purpose of war propaganda, and other ways used to prepare the

people for a situation when an unknown individual takes up arms and

kills, or is killed, all because of generally unimportant notions for his

daily life, such as national pride, country’s international influence,

country’s flag and anthem, understanding collective uniqueness, and so

on.

Looking for Partners

Countries

All eligible countries for Creative Europe projects

https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/sites/eacea-site/files/14032017-eligible-

countries_en.pdf

Profile Institutions dealing with antiwar studies, communication, civil rights,

performing arts, visual arts, cultural heritage, publishing etc.

Other

… The Memorial park „Kragujevacki oktobar“ does not intend to be the

leading partner in this project.

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Support to European Cooperation project

Category 2: Larger-scale cooperation projects

Deadline Autumn 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Pistoia e Pescia

Short description

The Cassa di Risparmio di Pistoia e Pescia Foundation is a private no profit

institution that pursue the solescope of social utility and promotion of economic

and cultural development in the Province of Pistoia(Tuscany). It has been

established in 1992 as a spin off from the Cassa di Risparmio di Pistoia e Pescia

aimedto separate the original philanthropic activities of such institution from the

banking business.

According to its triennial program and the relevant Italian laws, the Foundation

mainly operates in sectors such as arts and cultural heritage, education, charity,

local economic development and council housing by direct interventions or co-

operations with other subjects, or financing of third party’s projects.

Contact details

Giuliana Ciancio mail: giulianaciancio@yahoo.it

Giovanna Crisafulli mail: giovanna@ex-voto.org

Project

Field(s) Performing arts, human and social studies, photo/video/journalism, storytelling,

communication.

Partner search

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Description

“Once upon a time, there will be…” is a large-scale cooperation project in the

performing arts sector that intends to produce new artistic works thanks to the

strong interaction between artists and citizens, second and third generations of

immigrants, across cities and countries.

“Once upon a time, there will be…” intends to create a dialogue within the city

(and therefore among communities living there, that often have not meaningful

contacts between them) and, thereafter, a cooperation between cities of Europe

using an interdisciplinary process that allows the creation of the new tales.

Fables and fairy tales have been identified as the literary genre to be adopted,

investigated, divulged and rewritten in the course of the project. For ages tales

have been the fire around which human communities have gathered, have

spoken, have overcame fear, have depicted crucial phases of their history and

reinforced their internal ties. The use of the archetypal and universal structural

elements of fables and fairy tales, will constitute the starting point for a dialogue

in the different local communities involved and, subsequently, the common

ground for the exchange between cities.

We are intentioned to involve as partners: Universities, Theatres, Cultural

Centers, Music and Dance groups and NGO.

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Looking for Partners

Countries All eligible countries for Creative Europe projects:

https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/sites/eacea-site/files/14032017-eligible-

countries_en.pdf

Profile

Theatre, music, dance producers and performers, interdisciplinary cultural

centers, universities, interested in investigating the changes occurring in our

society and in European cities (focusing in particular on the relationship between

old and new citizens) and in producing new works involving experiences and

stories of non professionals.

Other

…

Partners currently involved in the project are: Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di

Pitoia e Pescia (Italy), Teatro Il Funaro (Italy), Associazione Promusica (Italy)

Fondazione Fitzcarraldo (Italy), University of Lille 3 (France), University of

Granada (Spain), Brothers Forman (Czech Republic), Wilde & Vogel

Figurentheater(Germany), Teatrul Ariel (Romania), University of Targu Mures

(Romania), Tron Theatre (UK), Vanishing Point Theatre Company (UK)

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Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Small scale Cooperation projects

Deadline

Cultural operator(s)

Name Croatian cluster of competitiveness of creative and cultural industries

Short description

Croatian cluster of competitiveness of creative and cultural industries is a

national association (founded in 2013.) with more than a hundred

memebers (companies, institutions, NGO's) from private, public, civil and

science and research sectors, and 12 sectors of creative and cultural

industries. Our strategic goals are:

1.Provide stronger support for research and development activities,

innovation, experimentation and entrepreneurship in the creative and

cultural industries

2.Improving access to finance

3.Human Resource Development

4.Strengthening the institutional and infrastructural support in the

development of creative and cultural industries

5.Accelerate the spill-over effects of creative and cultural industries to

other industries and society at large

Contact details

predsjednica@hkkkki.eu info@hkkkki.eu zrinkaduzevic@hkkkki.eu

Project

Field(s) CCI, Tangible culture - historical sites and buildings, Intangible culture

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Description

The drop in shopping activity in city centers is steadily increasing, leaving

empty spaces, accompanied by signs of economic and social turmoil

(reduced household consumption, families leaving urban centers, reducing

the number of companies in the retail sector, progressive reduction and

degradation of communal services, the development of insecurity and fear

of Crime, illegal occupation of public space, etc.).

The goal of the project is to connect towns with historic city centres that have been exposed to these processes and do not have big tourist attractions, to together develop strategies of urban revitalization for these parts of the historic city centres, with focus on developing new innovative bussines models for CCI sector as a new driver of urban development and developing and engaging new audiences-local rezidents and tourists. Working together will allow for exchange of good practices and mutual learning between partners, as well as exchange of artists and content producers. Developing strategies that align will allow for mobility of CCI professionals to work transnationaly without the need to adapt to different bussines models.

Partners searched

Countries Netherlands, France, EU

Profile Lead partner, partner Civil society organizations, local governments, CCI stakeholders, cultural institutions

Other

…

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Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European Cooperation Project

Deadline December 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Municipality of Tripolis

Short description

The municipality of Tripolis has a vast experience in the management and implementation of funded projects, at a regional,

national and an European level. In addition Tripolis brings a rich

pool of resources and opportunities through its location, history and heritage. Also, through its close cooperation with the University of the Peloponnese, the municipality has unlimited access to both technical and administrative consulting and expertise. Tripolis has developed a strategic plan that spans various axis, such as infrastructures, services, economy, employment, culture, environment, mobility, education etc. Thus, it invites interested parties to join forces in the pursuit of funding at a regional, national and inter-regional in European level. One of our Main strategies: creative cooperation urban space and rural area throw projects that combines both fields culture and tourism with agricultural sector.

Contact details

Web: www.tripolis.gr / http://tripoli.culhub.gr/ / http://www.traveltripolis.gr/

Address: Lagopati & Atalantis 22100 Tripoli Email: katerina_siampou@hotmail.gr, Katerina Siampou

Project

Field(s) Cultural pilot projects to identify and test new solutions which address issues related to sustainable urban and rural development

Description

We would like to be a partner on project in the field of culture which could include for example topics like : Jobs and skills in the local economy , Lifelong Learn, Circular economy ect

We are a local administrative body, rural municipality with a small urban area, a small city. The municipality have cultural and life long learning responsibilities and also maintains relevant institutions.

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Our idea is to develop new ideas for sustainable urban and rural development throw integrated management of our cultural asses Furthermore, with our capacity building, we could provide the empowering of managers of our local stakeholders Regarding cultural activities in which we have experiences there are small art festivals, art exhibitions, musical concerts, workshops, projects of culture. We also have a theater, a central cultural/ concert Hall, museums and a lot of open spaces without cars.

Looking for Partners

Countries All eligible countries

Profile Organizations that has experience with the Creative Europe programme.

Other

…

Awards:

European Union – Council of Europe in the Project “Technical Assistance on

Institutional Enhancement for Local Governance in Greece” by the Centre of expertise

awarded municipality of Tripolis as a winners of the Best Practice Programme (started

in October 2016). Awarded best practice “Digital tour of Tripolis” and certificated

good practice “e-Parking”. (http://www.coe.int/en/web/good-governance/newsroom/-

/asset_publisher/sFe4ZobyqCTR/content/best-practice-award-ceremony-and-launching-conference-of-the-

european-label-of-governance-excellence-in-crete)

Twin cities:

Municipality of Peine – Germany / Municipality of Paralimni – Cyprus

Municipality of Pafos- Cyprus / Municipality of Fore –France

Networks:

Intercity Youth Network / Biennale des jeunes créateurs de l’Europe et de

la Méditerranée

Urban Food Policy Pact / Anna Lindh Foundation /European Institute of Cultural

Routes

Mayors for Peace / Citta Mediterranea della Musica

Previous experience:

-Europe for Citizens 2007-2013

Action 1 «Active citizens for Europe», 1.1 Town Twinning (Municipality

of Tripolis -Greece, Municipality of Peine- Germany, Municipality of

Paralini -Cyprus) (528883-EFC-1-2012-1-GR-EFC-CM)

Axis 4 «Active European Remembrance», project “Flashing lighthouse

and not Harbor” (547954-EFC-1-2013-1-GR-EFC-REM)

-LEONARDO DA VINCI-PLM2013-1-GR-1-LEO 02-14985 Improvement and

development skills in service of citizens

Others:

- Intelligent Energy Europe: Adding to SEAP, more content – more participants

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(2013).

- JESSICA: Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas.

-Comenius: Participation of Tripolis’ Highschool – Combat racism and xenophobia

and prejudications cultural interaction (2010 -2015).

Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Cooperative, small-scale project

Deadline 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Starlight Entertainment

Short description

Entertainment company: produces theatrical performances, organizes festivals, concerts and other entertainment events. Starlight Entertainment (SLE) is a subsidiary of the largest Ukrainian media group – Starlight Media. Starlight Entertainment was established in 2015 as a separate entity dedicated to producing quality entertaining multi-disciplinary projects. So far SLE produced several large-scale plays and organized several festivals, all of which were very successful with Ukrainian audience. SLE operates a large team of in-house professionals: actors, performers, script-writers, choreographers, make-up artists, costume and set designers, etc. Our company also operates its own in-house fabrication studio and several venues across the country. We’re currently trying to expand internationally. By joining Creative Europe program we’re hoping to find dependable partners for this and many other future projects.

Contact details

Yurii Makukha International Development Department Tel: +380969126423 Mail: Makukha.Y@slm.ua

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Address: 1 Shevtsova St., Kyiv, Ukraine

Project

Field(s) Heritage, theatre, performance arts, dance, music, visual arts, audience development

Description

Project: Mavka: the Forest Song To produce an unforgettable and innovative high-tech musical drama that will utilize modern and uncommon visualization techniques: computer-controlled light shows, augmented reality effects and animated backdrops. Highly trained dancers, skilled actors and other highly trained personnel will be involved in production of this play in order to make it an unforgettable experience in terms of visual, aural and dramatic performances. This theatrical performance will deal with such important issues:

- protecting environment: key elements of the play deal with relationship between people and their surrounding environment, and the impact human societies have on nature and endangered species, as well as society’s responsibility to protect nature;

- promoting cultural diversity, developing inter-cultural links: introducing European auditory to the culture and art of Eastern European nations while simultaneously promoting cultural links between actors and other participants partaking in the project;

- introducing innovative visualization and performance techniques: this theatrical performance will be accompanied with new innovative visual effects featuring light shows, animated scenery and complex choreographic and acrobatic feats.

With this project we aim to promote transnational circulation in the field of arts between Ukraine and other European countries in order to foster exchange of skills and to establish productive networks that would lay a foundation for future cooperation between all parties involved. About this project: This play is based on the traditional Slavic folk tale of Mavka – the forest spirit. As this is a fully developed idea you can find its synopsis below: “Since time immemorial, the vast Ukrainian forests have harbored countless secrets and unfathomable mysteries. They are home to wondrous mythical creatures dwelling among ancient trees, faithfully guarding their sacred realm.

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Mavka is a magical sylvan nymph. Her primary mission is to protect the Forest and its sacrosanct Heart — the source of life itself — against any aggression or intrusion, including on the part of humans. Lukash is an unassuming farm boy, who has a great love of music and pours his talent into playing the flute. It is largely thanks to Lukash’s music that a miracle takes place: Mavka and Lukash meet and fall in love. From the start, their union is pitted against formidable odds, but the obstacles loom even larger once the avaricious Evilyn arrives on the scene and sets about building a sawmill at the edge of the Forest. This serves as a façade to mask her true purpose: to get a hold of the Heart of the Forest — the key to which is Mavka herself, who is already rendered vulnerable by her blossoming feelings for Lukash. To get to Mavka, Evilyn wields Lukash as her weapon, and strikes anger and fear into the hearts of the villagers. Will Mavka and Lukash be able to defend their feelings for each other? Will Mavka be able to save the forest and protect her love? Will each of the two young lovers from different worlds make the right choice?” We hope to produce this play together with other European parties in order to present it on the European stage. That’s why we need your help. Target group: everyone - from children to adults. Activities: alongside the main theatrical performance we are planning to set up thematically related workshops, arts and crafts exhibitions, performances, all dealing with Slavic culture, arts, fashion and customs.

Looking for Partners

Countries All European countries

Profile All creative organizations who are active in fields: theatrical performance, choreography, visual performance, crafting, etc.

Other

… Partner, or lead partner

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Partner search Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Cooperation projects

Deadline Not known yet

Cultural operator(s)

Name Miniatura City Theatre

Short description

We are one of the oldest theatre dedicated to children and young

people in Poland – this year we have a 70th anniversary. Our repertoire

is aimed at the entire family and involves talented artists from Poland

and abroad. Each year the theatre gives around 300 performances,

watched by over 55,000 people. The plays produced include classical

works as well as contemporary children's and young adult literature for

audiences as young as 12 months. In addition, 'Miniatura' strives to

undertake non-standard activities such as the production of a theatre

detective series or activities aimed at entering the city's public space –

open-air performances, for example. The theatre's repertoire is

supplemented by events which accompany premieres or which are co-

produced with other cultural institutions, publishers or non-

governmental organisations. These include family workshops, open

meetings, panels and debates, book fairs, festivals or guest theatre

shows. Biannually we organize a festival “What’s new” dedicated to

new subjects and forms in theatre for children and young people. Last

edition, in 2016, was dedicated to theatre for young people, how to

make it and how to engage young people with theatre.

We have a vast experience in participating in grant schemes on

national level and some on the international – we were a leader in a

two-year “Blue Planet” project funded from EEA grants, realized in

cooperation with the Association of Independent Theatres in Iceland.

http://www.teatrminiatura.pl/en/aktualnosci/categories/blue-planet/

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Contact details

Miniatura City Theatre

ul. Grunwaldzka 16

80-236 Gdańsk

Poland

www.teatrminiatura.pl

www.facebook.com/teatrminiatura

www.twitter.com/teatrminiatura

www.youtube.com/TeatrMiniatura

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_oWPcaIlUo

Contact person:

Agnieszka Kochanowska

tel. 0048 885 770 826

agnieszka.kochanowska@teatrminiatura.pl

Project

Field(s) Theatre, education, audience development, artist’s mobility

Description

We are interested in becoming a partner in projects where we can

learn and develop our know-how, exchange experiences and work out

some new, innovative approaches – especially in the audience

development area: new methods of involving our audience, how to

find new audiences etc. But we are also opened to any interesting

ideas where our experience may be needed even if they are not

related to audience development.

Partner search

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European Cooperation Projects

Deadline 04.10.2017

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Cultural operator(s)

Name Wyzsza Szkola Gospodarki w Bydgoszczy / University of Economy in Bydgoszcz

Short description

Our University is the largest private institution of higher education in Northern

Poland. We offer studies at the main campus in Bydgoszcz, as well as in our

campuses in Toruń, Inowrocław, Malbork, Elk, Słupsk, Piła, Chojnice, Działdowo

and Zgorzelec. Well-equipped classrooms are only one of the opportunities the

University of Economy offers. Besides educational programs and opportunities,

we also are active in regional development activities for the advantage of local

societies. We encourage our academic staff and students to have an active role

in the surrounding world.

Contact details

Garbary 2

85-229 Bydgoszcz

www.wsg.byd.pl

Marek Bogusz

52 567 00 47/48

marek.bogusz@byd.pl

Project

Field(s) Heritage, Music, Interdisciplinary projects, Audience development, Performative

arts, Visual arts

Description

The project assumes the exchange of artistic and cultural potential between 6

cities of 6 different countries. The leader of the project will be the University of

Economy in Bydgoszcz, while partnership will include cities from the following

Baltic Countries: Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.

In the first stage of the project, a group of young artists representing partner

cities (eg musicians, artists, writers, etc.) and cultural professionals (cultural

workers, culture animators, etc.) will be formed. Each of the partner cities will

be represented by at least 3 artists (in different fields of art) and 2 persons

professionally associated with culture (total of 5 people from each partner city).

The recruited group (at least 30 people) will take part in 6 editions of the

"Festival of Art and Culture of the Baltic Countries" (successively in each partner

town).

Project participants will spend 2 weeks in each of the partner cities of the

project. During the stay there will be open artistic shows (eg concerts, recitals,

painting exhibitions), public lectures and discussions conducted by artists and

representatives of cultural institutions from different countries. Art exhibitions

will take place at designated places (the project partners' headquarters - eg the

campus of the university) and spontaneously at the most important points of

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the city, in the form of street performances.

In order to activate and develop the local audience, creative workshops will be

organized. There will be an opportunity for interaction between the artists and

the audience during the course - interested individuals will be able to train in

the field of art or talk to artists. There will also be joint performances of artists

and members of the local audience on the mini-stage.

In each of the twin cities there will be meetings of project participants with local

representatives of the artistic and cultural industry. This will be an opportunity

to exchange views and undertake joint artistic activities. In addition, the project

will involve art experts who will conduct a series of workshops and for young

artists to develop their skills.

During each visit, the participants will learn about the partner city and its

surroundings. There will be visits to artistic and cultural institutions. Participants

will learn the history, culture and customs of individual countries and cities.

Partners searched

Countries Baltic Countries: Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

Profile

Other

Experience I want to be a leader in a project.

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category/Call

Call for projects related to the European Year of Cultural Heritage

Deadline 22 November 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name and country Association of historic Towns of Slovenia, Slovenia

Short description

The Association of Historical Towns of Slovenia is an non-profit

organization established in 1993 by three founding members - historic cities

- Municipalities of Piran, Ptuj and Škofja Loka. Today the association has

got 12 member towns which represent all major Slovene historic towns

outside Ljubljana. All employments in the Association are project based.

The main aim of the Association is to work together in promoting the

heritage, represent the specific needs and interests and encouraging the

new life in historic towns of Slovenia. During these years the Association

has initiated an well visited medieval event running transitionally across

all member towns (e.g. The Venera Trail) , organize of seminars and

developed a tourist product "Historic Towns of Slovenia". Lately it has

participate in several EU funded projects as partner or service provider. It is

a member of European association of historic Towns and Regions.

Contact details

www.zgodovinska-mesta.si, info@zgodovinska-mesta.si

Mateja Hafner Dolenc, general secretary, mateja.hafner@siol.net

Tel : 00386 41 762 741

Proposed Creative Europe project

Field(s) Cultural Heritage, Art,

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Description

The background of the idea

Historic cities have throughout history been place of life and vivid events.

Squares and streets were most often a single and main place where everyday

life and work took place, where business was made, where generations of

citizens socialised, gossip, party. Towns’ hustle and bustle was all-round.

Nowadays towns streets and heritage hold the richness of the past and

provoke different feelings, memories, harmonies, stories.. when todays

generations stroll around or having coffee in the historic centre café. Although

the street life changed the beauty of the historic centres is infinitive.

The proposed project intends to link past and present and look beyond to the

future. We would like to create a 'European wide festival of a selected existing

quality local events taking place in historic sites (preferably historic towns)'

but adding them a new fresh dimension. By using the heroic legends, stories

from castles and manors, historic events as a 'leitmotiv' (moto-theme) we

would like to inspire (young) artists' and talents to interpret, express and

communicate the past to new visitors. The historic town centres, most often

protected as cultural heritage, shall become a scene for new artistic energy of

(preferably) young artists from different European countries and different art

disciplines: contemporary dance, visual creative arts (painters, sculptures.),

music, photography, multimedia and film. In parallel, it is possible to organise

side events such as workshops, talks or just an informal gathering evening

between artists and audiences in a smaller ambient (citizens of the historic

town). There shall be a joint festival branding and co-marketing established

between participating historic towns. The single events and workshops results

in a ' digital exhibition' presented as a common event at the end of the project.

Objective: bringing untraditional art contents and new audiences in historic

sites; promoting undiscovered historic cities/sites as a venue for innovation,

creativity and different art events; provide new learning opportunities for

young artists

Key activities:

- Festival and single event concept and brand design (September -

December 2018)

- Promotion of the idea among young talented artists in participating

cities/countries (December 2018-March 2019)

- Common promotional actions of the 'festival' ( March 2019- October

2019)

- Implementing single events and parallel workshops (April 2019 –

November 2019)

- Common final event - 'digital exhibition' (November – December2019

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Partners currently involved in the project (if any)

Name of organisation and country

Partners searched

Countries France, Czech, Romania, Norway, Finland

Preferred profile

Partnership: The initial idea is presented by Association of Historic Cites

of Slovenia. We are looking for partner historic cities or their

national/regional associations, NGOs or other organisers of similar events

in 4 different European countries. Potential partners shall already

organise a traditional and well established local event which has

ambitious to open to international artists, keen on modernising the event

and brave to promote 'unlimited' creativity. Each interested partner shall

send us a.s.a.p. or latest by 15th September a short information on their

capacities (employees, turnover), experiences (projects implemented)

and existing event (current topic, date of performance) to be included in

the project.

Previous Creative Europe or Culture (2007–2013) programme experience (if any)

Project name(s) No

Role within the project(s)

Are you interested in participating in other EU projects?

Yes x

No

What kind of projects / calls are you interested in participating in?

Cultural Heritage, Art, Architecture,

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Call for Proposals EACEA 35/2017: Support for European cooperation projects

related to the European Year of cultural Heritage 2018

Deadline 22/11/2017 at 12.00 CET/CEST (noon/Midday Brussels time).

Cultural operator(s)

Name Social Cooperative Emterprise Cinesthesia

Short description

The Social Cooperative Enterprise Cinesthesia was founded in 2015 on the

initiative of curator Filia Milidaki and is based in Syros- Ermoupoli

Municipality. Its objectives are the development and promotion of contemporary

culture and its connection to public space and the community through artistic and

educational productions.

Cinesthesia is experimenting with art in public space with the vision to create a

vibrant experience. Public art awakens and mobilizes collective consciousness in

relation to social responsibility and interaction issues. The art itself, the citizen

and the location become an active unity. Innate imagination and artistic ability of

the viewer reanimate. We aim at involving audiences and artists with a free and

synesthetic way [Cinesthesia = Synesthesia: when a stimulus mobilizes multiple

senses].

Cinesthesiaorganises:

The “Eye’s Walk Digital”. https://www.facebook.com/eyeswalk/?fref=ts is held

under the auspices of the Greek Ministry pf Culture and Sports.. An innovative

festival that combines digital technology, video installation & performing art,

experience design with the unique cultural and architectural background of

a city. "Eye's Walk Digital" draws its themes from people and society in order to

create a new kind of art by creating a synthesis all of the above mentioned. Its

productions are developed in public space boldly and with the participation of

artists, visitors and the community.

The "Cinesthesia" documentary and experience festival

https://www.facebook.com/cineshtesia?fref=ts . This is an original concept

where the occasion is always a documentary, experimenting with the ability of

art to "awaken" the viewer's experience within and outside the boundaries

of a movie theatre and create "art through art".

Cinesthesia employs permanent staff, external partners and volunteers. Each

year trainee positions are offered to senior students.

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Contact details

Filia Milidaki /President & Curator m:0030 6974992885 info@eyeswalk.gr

www.eyeswalk.gr

Project

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Field(s) Art/ Culture/Architecture/ Digital Heritage/ New Technologies/Humanities

Description

Different cities - One Europe! We aim at creating a cultural exchange among three European cities/ locations .

Their common ground is not a specific chronological moment of reference, but

[here is the important]: When economic, commercial or industrial development met with cultural wealth

as a result of intense interactions with Europe.

During 19th century the city of Ermoupolis in Greece reflected a such succeed

story: A blooming economy due to its leadership in the Shipping industry,

commerce and manufacturing sector went hand to hand with a tremendous

cultural development that turned Ermoupolis into a “little Paris” in Greece. Its

present outstanding architectural legacy derives from that time.

We would like to work together with three other European cities that at a

precise historic time lived that "happy moment" of cultural development as a

result of economic progress not in the isolation but in close interaction with

Europe. Indicative Actions to be considered and undertaken : Art in Public Space / Video installation art & Augmented reality game in

public space

1. Video installation art on buildings inspired by the community and its history.

The idea is that the works inspired by the legacy of a city willl be displayed on

the buildings of the other city and vice versa.

2. Create an Augmented reality game on smartphones. Audience will learn stories about all three participating locations.

Audience Development [focus on young and elderly people]

3. Learning programs focusing on video installation and augmented reality

targeting people from all sectors of art, science and technique.

4. We enhance the dissemination of intangible attributes of the cultural heritage,

inviting elderly people to share the oral tradition of past generations in the form

of storytelling and narratives.

5. We call the inhabitants to build a virtual genealogy tree where at least one of

their ancestors will live in the 19th century. A site specific installation will be

held with the help of artists. How he lived, what he did, how the family and the

city evolved.

Celebration night/ Different cities-One Europe Live music and local gastronomy.

Partners searched

Countries All European countries

Profile We are interested in being a co-partner.

Other

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…

Our proposal is reflecting our vision and know-hoe. It is only indicative and not at

all restrictive. We can adapt our ideas to European cooperation projects related to

the European Year of cultural Heritage 2018

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Smaller scale of European cooperation projects

Deadline December 2017

Cultural operator(s)

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Name Serbian Literaty Society, Belgrade

Short

description

The Serbian Literary Society is an independent association of writers,

established on a professional basis in order to preserve the artistic and

ethical values and material interests of the profession.

The Serbian Literary Society finds that the period of social, political and

moral disintegration of our culture can be overcome only by a systematic

affirmation of traditional as well as new values in the Serbian literature

and by regaining the esteem of the literary profession which has lost its

artistic basis and its prestige due to a strong political influence on the

literary life and the enforcement of nonestetic criteria on literature. The

Serbian Literary Society expresses its intention to re-establish and restore

the inetrrupted connections with the cultures and literatures of its

neighbouring countries and the rest of Europe.

The European Framework

The basis objective of the Serbian Literary Society is to harmonize the life

and work of our writers with European criteria. As far as aesthetic and

poetics are concerned, the Serbian literature is European in the true

meaning of this word, but the literary life has suffered, for decades, under

the consequences of an undemocratic society. This influence must be

minimized.

The Serbian Literary Society represents the contemporary Serbian

literature and rejects intolerance in any form. It is first and foremost a

professional association of established writers. It supports differences and

the right to dissimilarity. Strictly speaking, the only decisive factor which

unites the members of the Society is the language in which they are

writing, and the culture to which they belong (although this shouldn`t be

taken too literally). Its members are writers from different generations, of

different poetics, with different political views. They have a common wish to defend their professional

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interests and an intention to improve the culture to which they belong.

Activities

The basic activity of the Serbian Literary Society is the care of the social

position of its members: social security, copyright, the change of the

public treatment of their work and, finally, the influence on State

institutions to procure instruments for protecting the book and literature. In

order to achieve its declared values, the Serbian Literary Society has, up to

now, concentrated its activities on the publication of its periodical and in international co-operation.

Contact details

Pavle Zelić, pavlezelic@gmail.com

Dragoslava Barzut, srpskoknjizevno@gmail.com

Jelica Kiso, izoleksa@gmail.com

Project

Field(s) Literature books and reading/ contemporary literature/ social improvement

of the position of writers

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Description

Project : Writers for Writers

Program of Support for Socially Imperiled Writers

Together with partners from other European countries we consider

position of socially imperiled writers of contemporary literature, we

identify their problems and needs. We search for ways to improve status of

imperiled writers by connecting at the European level and by the exchange

of experiences and cooperation. To that effect, partners will first examine

and then identify problems and needs of imperiled writers. Faced with

small public funding, we look for alternative ways to improve status of

socially imperiled writers. By establishing the Fund for Imperiled Writers,

Serbian Literary Society had already launched a program of help for

socially imperiled writers of our society. Fund's means were obtained

through humanitarian actions of the Society, by voluntary payments of

Society members, by endowments and legate, by the means obtained

through other social funds and non-governmental organizations, and

incomes realized through heritage in the interest of the fund. Statute of the

Fund for Imperiled Writers came into force on May 12, 2016.

Project Goals:

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1. Promotion of inclusive approach and cultural diversity, testing, implementation and evaluation of sustainable model of help and support for socially imperiled writers on the basis of systematic, methodical and objective investigative approach toward problems by taking into account the principle of relation of literature and society.

2. Strengthening of knowledge and vision of the professionals; adoption of techniques for improvement of the status of the imperiled writers in other European cultural organizations. Studying and involving audience whom writers are addressing to and whom they depend on financially, writers' impact upon society so as the relation of literary production and its economical basis.

3. Support for socially imperiled writers not only by financial

strengthening of the Fund but also by adopting new knowledge,

experiences and skills, that will strengthen their position in the

community.

Background:

External factors are changing, public funding is decreased, writers stay

without fees, without steady source of income; there is a lack of interest in

the existing offering, unavailability of literary authority,

uncommunicativeness; lack of cooperation among socially imperiled

writer.

Looking for Partners

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Countries All eligible countries

Profile

Associations of writers, trade unions and other organization which

advocates rights writers.

Other

…

Dear Sir/ Madam,

Please find a partner search letter above with project proposal for european

cooperation. The primary object of the proposal pertains to

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enhancement and promotion of socially imperiled writers of Europe. It is

a small scale cooperation projects that includes project leader

organization and at least two other partners.

The maximum duration of this project would be 36 months.

We are looking for partners in European countries with different systems

of support for socially imperiled writers in order to elevate the project to

European level, to indicate activity directed toward achieving project

goals (cultural politics), to perceive important characteristics of different

literary-cultural systems of European countries, and to learn the way how

they function.

The project includes research work, development of abilites, knowledge,

know-how, then testing of new models of leading an organization,

innovative approaches to audience, international cooperation, facilitation

of approaches to new business opportunities, organization of

international activities, enhacement of circulation of European literature

so as approaches to European literature with focus on socially imperilled

writers.

The Serbian Literary Society is a representative literary society

established in 2001 to realize common goals and interests of writers. The

society operates in the territory of the Republic of Serbia. Its seat is in

Belgrade, Francuska Street num. 7. The society has the status of legal

entity.

We have carefully studied our resources and based on that we can offer

partnership in the project of socially imperiled writers, and we are willing

to develop good praxis in Europe.

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December 2017

Small Scale Projects

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Deadline

Cultural operator(s)

Name

Short description

Contact details

Project

Field(s)

Description

Locations and Dislocations seeks to express, renew and recreate

European experience and cultural heritage with an emphasis on the stories

which constitute our sense of place and displacement - stories to be told,

re-told and re-invented through musical projects which have the

relationship between artist and community at their core.

Locations will mean physical place, the marks we leave on our landscape.

Dislocations speaks to the journeys we make whether by choice or forced

by circumstance.

Locations and Dislocations will explore arrivals and departures and

places of arrival and departure. It will address the complex effect which

emotional and physical sense of place has on our European sense of

identity and the powerful role which music plays in that mix.

Music; communities; historical sites; composition; migrations.

Musicamera Produções

Musicamera is a Portuguese cultural production company, all about

music managed by musicians. Since its foundation in 2009, Musicamera

organized several events and festivals, establishing partnerships with

several musical groups, composers, municipalities and governmental agencies.

Luís Pacheco Cunha

luispachecocunha@musicamera.pt

www.musicamera.pt

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Partners searched

Countries

Profile

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European Coooperation Projects 2018

Locations and Dislocations will be concerned with virtual reality. It will

demonstrate the urgency to build bridges between the velocity of the

digital shift and the serenity of artistic contemplation.

Process

In each country, a local multidisciplinary team of variable composition,

which may include, for example, a socio-cultural facilitator, a composer

and a musician or musicians from the musical group/partner, will work

together with a local community in the creation of a musical work.

Collaborations with local entities such a choirs, orchestras, bands and

theatre or dance groups are possible.

The composers involved in the project will be selected by means of a

competition. Composers will be invited to submit a work of 5 - 15 minutes

along with ideas as to how they would approach involvement in the

project. The selection process will reward artistic quality, original

engagement with the theme and demonstration of an understanding of the

creative process involved in the project.

The process will culminate, in each country, with a cycle of concerts

promoted by the municipality or other local arts funding organization.

Online connectivity will facilitate interaction between teams in

participating countries encouraging the exchange of ideas, experiences and

influences.

Cultural production companies; choirs, orchestras, bands and theatre or dance groups; local arts funding organizations; composers

All Countries participating the program

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Deadline Jan 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name First Fortnight

Short description

MISSION First Fortnight is a charity that challenges mental health prejudice through arts and cultural action. AIMS & OBJECTIVES

Make the First Fortnight of each year synonymous with mental health awareness, challenging prejudice and ending stigma.

Create a consistent space in the cultural calendar where citizens can be inspired through arts events and experiences to talk about mental health issues in a non-scripted manner.

Utilise unscripted conversation to change people’s perceptions about the ordinary experience of a mental health problem and the less ordinary experience of mental ill health.

Develop research findings from Festival Events to aid policy makers in the development of a greater understanding of the complex maintaining factors affecting mental health prejudice and discrimination.

Advocate for change to the art making system (Art funding streams, Art Education Programs, Cultural Venues, Arts institutions and discipline specific festivals and groups) to accommodate the development and production of mental health themed artwork.

Provide the highest standard of Creative Therapies to marginalised communities affected by mental ill health (even where co-morbid with other health or social problems)

Commission and Publish research interrogating the efficacy of the Creative Therapies in promoting recovery to marginalised communities affected by mental ill health (even where co-morbid with other health or social problems)

Develop and maintain a workforce and governance structure suitable for the delivery of a professional level of activities and service while maintaining voluntary efforts of committed activists.

Maintain co-operation with National, European and International Partners in the developments of new funding streams and artistic collaborations.

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Contact details Edel Doran 003531 5986263 edel@firstfortnight.ie

Project

Field(s) Mental Health and Arts

Description

The project will run from July 2018 to Feb 2020 Partners proposed are: 1) FF- Lead 2) EDRA 3) Eastern European Organisaion-(EEO) TBC 4) Centre for Mental Health and Community Research in Maynooth University 5) NEFELE acting as a strategic partner as it isn't eligible for full partner status. NEFELE is the NETWORKING EUROPEAN FESTIVALS FOR MENTAL LIFE ENHANCEMENT and was one of the outcomes of the Creative Europe funded NEFELE project, which also saw the first European mental health arts festival. Primary Activities include: 1) European Mental Health Arts Festival will be held in Jan 2019 with contributions from EDRA and EEO. NEFELE members would be encouraged to submit programming ideas and there will a budget for a NEFELE event in programme. 2) Satellite mental health art events in Greece and Eastern European Country organised by EDRA and EEO. It is intended these events will be held post Jan 2019 in respective countries. These events are intended to demonstrate that the impact of mental health events can be felt in multiple locations across member states. 3) Research project exploring the impact of a mental health arts festival & events on stigma and discrimination. This work involves developing research findings from Festival Events to aid policy makers in the development of a greater understanding of the complex maintaining factors affecting mental health prejudice and discrimination. The research project will: *Demonstrate impact of a mental health arts festival & events on stigma and discrimination *Establish baseline findings gauging mental health stigma & discrimination

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*Provide year on year comparisons *Justify ongoing European/National investment *Influence policy at a Euro/National level This will be co-ordinated by the Centre for Mental Health and Community Research of Maynooth University. We would seek NEFELE's help to translate and disseminate the research survey and findings. 4) Presentation of findings with a Conference to be organised in Brussels by EDRA with support from NEFELE in October 2019. This would be an opportunity for the network to promote itself and its work, its plans for the future and to demonstrate the valuable work that the network carries out in this space. In addition there will be a number of workshops and cases study presentations as a result of a public call to participate. 5) Partner meeting in Athens hosted by EDRA in July 2018, Partner meeting in Dublin September 2018 hosted by FF and Partner Meeting in Brussels October 2019 around conference coordinated and hosted by the NEFELE Network.

Partners searched

Countries (or region) Eastern European Countries

Profile Mental health arts organisations- mental health organisations who create/host art events/festivals

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European cooperation projects

Deadline 1. November 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Natural History Museum in Belgrade

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Short description

The Natural History Museum in Belgrade is among the leading cultural

institutions in Serbia. The museum preserves 120 collections with over 1,800,000

specimens of rock, minerals, fossils, plants and animals from Serbia and Balcans.

The museum has significant activity in the fields of biological and geological

sciences, ecology and environmental protection, as well as museology and

museum communication. Numerous museum exhibitions attract audience in

Belgrade and Serbia with over 130 000 visitors.

Museum achieved two remarkable national awards for the contribution to the

culture development in Serbia: 2013 the prestigious National Award "Mihajlo

Valtrović" by The Museum Society of Serbia, and 2016 “The Sretensky Orden

of the Second Order”, by The President of the Republic of Serbia.

Contact details

spec. Aleksandra Savić, MSc of Biology, senior curator

The Author of the Project „The Old and Indigenous Fruit of Serbia“

Tel./Phone. +381 11 3442 147, 3442 149

Mob/Cell. +381 63 10 11 949

e-mail: aleksandra.savic@nhmbeo.rs

Natural History Museum,

Belgrade, Serbia, Njegoševa 51

www.nhmbeo.rs

Project

Field(s) Cultural heritage, creative industry, biology, ethnology, creative economy, agro-

biodiversity etc.

Description

Museum in the yard: indigenous varieties of Europe

The project is based on an interdisciplinary approach through the fields of

culture, biology, agriculture, economics, ethnology and others. In terms of

activities, the project will primarily focus on the development of the business

model in the field of cultural heritage, and in addition, numerous exhibitions,

presentations, educational programs, research work, fairs, conferences, etc.

The initial idea was already realized by the Project and author's exhibition " The

Old and Indigenous Fruits of Serbia" 2013-2017), in which the problem of the

disappearance of old fruit varieties in Serbia was presented in an attractive and

scientific way. Two themes have been highlighted: the erosion of the

autochthonous genotypes and the preservation of agro-biodiversity and

traditional knowledge related to the rural environment.

In the period 2013-2017 the exhibition was exposed 28 times in the museums all

over Serbia and it has over 40,000 visitors, as well as visible media campaign.

The great interest of the visitors was also the motive to preserve in the yards (in

sity) the dissapearing fruit varieties, as well as traditional knowledge in the

proccesing of fruit as a unique heritage.

Within the project Museum in the yard: indigenous varieties of Europe

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through various activities (exhibition, publication, panel discussion, product fair,

mapping of households in selected villages, etc.) partners from different

European countries would deal with the preservation of their indigenous and

traditional varieties not only of fruits, but also of vegetables and cereals, related

to their use and inheritance of personal stories of the population that are related to

the history of breeding. One of the most important activities would be the

formation of a "museum in the yard" and working with the local population,

where it would be aimed at motivating the audience for interactive participation

in the research and preservation of various varieties of their area.

The priorities of the project are the development of the audience and the

development of the business model in order to sustainability of the heritage

preserve. Through the integrated activities of partners from participating

countries, each country could present its traditional varieties of fruits, vegetables

or cereals to promote experience and knowledge in use in the processing of

autochthonous products, with an emphasis on their preservation and

sustainability for future populations.

Through participatory activities with the public, attention is paid to the

importance of preserving the cultural heritage of natural resources and the

specificities of all parts of Europe.

Looking for Partners

Countries All countries

Profile

All profiles of organizations.

Preferably: Museums, CSO working in cultural heritage field, organizations

working in the creative industries, organizations interested in audience

development etc.

Other

…

We are looking for an organization which would like to be a lead partner.

We are negotiating with one creative hub from Serbia, which is interested in

strategic support in terms of developing a business model for the project. The

organization has great experience in EU projects, especially in the projects of

Creative Europe.

Culture sub-Program

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Strand/category Category 3 - Cooperation projects related to the 2018 European Year of Cultural Heritage (Coop 3)

Deadline Call deadline: 22/11/17; Our search deadline: 20/10/17

Cultural operator(s)

Name ALDA and Orchestra Jupiter

Short description

ALDA (the European Association for Local Democracy) is a membership-based organization gathering more than 250 members (including civil society organizations, local authorities, associations of local authorities, universities, etc.) from more than 40 countries. ALDA has a very extensive experience in the management of large European and international projects, as well as the coordination of wide partnerships. Orchestra Jupiter (Italy) is a non-profit creative community of musicians striving to convey respect and civic pride through their passion for music.

Contact details sofia.corsi@aldaintranet.org

Project

Field(s) Music; culture; young emerging artists

Description

The project aims at underlining the importance of the composer Gioacchino Rossini and his heritage in order to enrich the European music culture and foster European identity. The core idea is to involve young emerging artists in the fields of theatre, classical music, theatre, set-designing etc., in the co-creation of an artistic performance of opera/theatre based on Rossini’s composer. During the project, young artists will develop the content of the performance and travel to three symbolic cities (possibly Venice, Vienna and Paris) in the European Union to present the results of this co-creation production and to offer awareness raising workshops on Rossini. The project is built on 4 phases: 1) Creation and development of an artistic contest 2) Assembly of the project 3) Rossini’s trip: Venice, Vienna and Paris 4) Final event in Paris Finally, we are trying to shape a strong consortium made of theatre halls or cultural organizations with strong expertise in one of the

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following topics: classical music, acting, set-designing, stage mechanics, lyrical singing, drama writing.

Partners searched

Countries EU countries with special focus on Germany, Austria and France, EFTA and IPA countries

Profile

Cultural organizations interested in being partners or in leading an innovative project proposal that we are developing under the Creative Europe call for proposals related to the European Year of cultural Heritage 2018 (LINK: https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/sites/eacea-site/files/2._call_notice_eacea_35_2017-culture-ce-2018_en_.pdf). The call’s deadline is 22.11.2017.

Other

… If interested, please get in touch no later than October 20, 2017.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Innovative theatre

Deadline 03.11.2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name “REVENUE PROMOTION” Ltd

Short description

THEATRICAL PERFOMANCES IN NON-THEATRICAL SPACES

Contact details Address: Ukraine, Kiev, 26/26, Antonovych Street, office №28 Tel.: + 38 093 748 48 86; + 38 095 711 7375 e-mail: info@uzahvati.com

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Project

Field(s) Site-specific theatre

Description

The main idea of our brand “U!ZAHVATI” is to give a room for the theatrical performance wherever a human being may be, covering a broad agenda of his activities. By the means of unobtrusive and entertaining performance we aim to conduct a dialogue with the audience about spiritual and eternal values. As well as to trigger a cultural response of the society to the actual humankind challenges, such as overwhelming dominance of visual content, lack of silence and idle talks, values supplanting. Our global vision towards this performance focuses on the reflection of the worldwide problems of humanity. Figuring them out, presenting to the audience we are to bring changes to the usual way of thinking. Thus, it would work as ‘changing the society via changing the individual thinking’. What we expect is to boost young people’s interest by delivering adventure activities. Here will reveal a positive impact to help them identify their professional attitudes and life beliefs. What we will do is perform our plays in non-theatrical environments. Our targeted public is young people audience (from 18 to 35 years old).

Partners searched

Countries All

Profile Cultural Centre, Theatre, Entertainment company which possesses a specific experience in staging, organizing and participating in theatrical projects, interested in site-specific theatre.

Other

#site-specific theatre##immersion##promenade theatre##performance##theatre##uzahvati##visualart##audioperformance##performance-promenade##visual performance#

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Small scale cooperation projects (Category 1)

Deadline 31.10.2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Ukrainian National Tchaikovsky Academy of Music (Kiev)

Short description

Contact details Anna Basil, Project Coordinator anna.basil.globe@gmail.com

Project

Field(s) Music, Cultural Heritage, Youth

Description

“Youth and Cultural Heritage” is a collaborative project between youth orchestras across Europe and orchestras, festivals, cultural institutions and institutions in the higher music education sector in order to celebrate a European Year of Cultural Heritage and develop strong connection between youth and cultural heritage.

Partners searched

Countries European Union, Eastern Partnership Countries

Profile AEC Members, Youth orchestras, Festivals, Cultural Institutions

Other

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…

Areas of activity: Conservatoires: 1. The intercultural exchange. Concert performances by students (soloists, ensembles or the Youth Orchestras), promoting their national repertoire at the international festivals, in native countries or abroad; 2. Improving skills and cultural knowledge. Training activities (master classes, workshops, lectures) for young musicians, aiming to build up the necessary skills for performing and understanding of historical backgrounds of rarely performed works of national composers as well as the contemporary repertoire; 3. Academic research in the field of music education. Joint research projects, participation in international conferences, meetings to indentify best practices and develop new tools for more effective use of cultural heritage in music education programmes (in schools, HEI and in non-formal learning). Festivals: youth orchestras concerts, concerts by youth ensembles and soloists with a strong emphasis on national cultural heritage, world-premieres; Master-classes; open rehearsals; cultural programmes for general audiences; audience-building events. Regarding the upcoming European Year of Cultural Heritage and main objectives of the Project, all activities may be broadly supported by the Government and Corporate Sponsorship.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Deadline

culture

22/11/17

Cultural operator(s)

Name

Short description

Contact details

“Trakhtemyriv” Regional Landscape Park

RLP “Trakhtemyriv”

Trakhtemyriv@ukr.net

+38099-294-55-79

OLEKSANDR Sirenko

Project

Field(s)

Cultural heritage

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Deadline

Description

In 2000 The Trakhtemyriv Regional Landscape Park was created

and was officially registered as an environmental institution of

local importance.

At the All-Ukrainian Competition "The Best Landscape

Initiative of the Year 2000", the RLP "Trakhtemyriv" won the

first place and was nominated from Ukraine to participate in the

All-European Council of Europe's "Best Regression Initiative of

the Year 2000" .

The main activity of RLP "Trakhtemyriv" is the protection of the

natural and cultural heritage of the Trakhtemyriv demi-island.

As part of this struggle, during the period of the park's activity

(since 2000), about a hundred poachers and "black

archaeologists" who hunted on animals and on the cultural and

historical heritage of Ukraine. All violators forced to criminal or

administrative liability. There are no significant environmental

protection institutions in Ukraine with such significant results in

dealing with violators.

Trakhtemyriv landscape regional park – is the way to

preservation and popularization of geological, historical-

cultural, landscape monuments in complex.

22 November 2017

Cooperation projects related to the European year of cultural heritage

2018

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Cultural operator(s)

Name

Short

description

Contact details

Project

Field(s)

Description

Carnival traditions spread across Europe originate from pre-Cristian

customs. Such is the tradition of bell ringers that by ringing their bells

chase away the winter and welcome in the spring. These customs are

present in various forms all over Europe.

Many bell ringer groups are active in the wider area of the City of Rijeka.

Most of them (11 groups) have been inscribed in the List of cultural

goods of the Republic of Croatia and the Representative List of the

Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2009. Other groups of

bell ringers are not inscribed in the mentioned lists, as their history is

recent and they yet need to confirm their status of cultural tradition.

However, all bell ringer groups in the wider area of the City of Rijeka

exhibit exceptional vitality and most are growing in terms of

Intangible culture, music, fashion design, multimedia

RIJEKA 2020 llc

RIJEKA 2020 llc was jointly founded in 2016 by the Municipality of

Rijeka and Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. The mission of RIJEKA 2020

LLC is to independently, efficiently and transparently lead the RIJEKA

European Capital of Culture 2020 project by implementing operational,

programming and communication strategies. RIJEKA 2020 LLC main

activities are: production of cultural and artistic programs; organizing

programs in culture, fairs, congresses, national and international

gatherings; fostering co-operation between cultural subjects; conducting

informal education for acquiring skills in cultural production and cultural

management; development of professional analysis; development of project proposals for EU funding and EU project

implementation.

Daniela Doubek Grbac, Development Manager

e-mail daniela.doubek-grbac@rijeka2020.eu Tel.

+385 51 770 815

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members. There is also a tendency to establish new groups.

The aim of this project is to examine what the bell ringers’ tradition

represents in the context of contemporary society, against which "ghosts"

they fight today, and through contemporary art practices, provide an

alternative vision of bell ringers in the 21st century.

Contemporary trends do not bypass small bell ringer communities,

although they are pillars of tradition having strict rules for membership,

they also have to adapt to the demands of today's society, while the

tendency of forming new cultural practices (creation of new traditions)

gives rise to both theoretical and artistic considerations.

Over two years, the project would have the task to examine European bell

ringers’ customs as source for new artistic contents. This will link

together different parts of Europe that share a common tradition, while

artistic productions would promote common heritage.

The bell ringers' traditions as cultural heritage will be used as source of

inspiration for artistic creations (mainly through international residency

programmes), in particular in three fields: music, design and multimedia.

1. The first online database of bell sounds of European bell ringers will be created. The bell sounds will be registered across Europe and collected in the digital data base. The data base will be expanded over the years and even after the end of the project. Next, an international open call will be launched to select musicians who would create music using the bell ringer sounds. The resulting compositions can have various creative and research purposes: as musical base for performances, theatre plays, dance performance etc. 2. A set of activities focuses on the design and creation of a contemporary image of bell ringers, that will result in creation of "alternative" bell ringers’ costumes and designing fashion pieces inspired by bell ringers tradition. 3. A mobile application in the form of a game on bell ringers, that will perhaps be the best promoter of heritage, but also an excellent way to learn about European bell ringer traditions. The mobile application will also allow all users to become bell ringers, regardless of strict rules on bell ringer groups membership, thus contributing to the creation of new traditions.

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Partners searched

Countries

Profile

Cultural organizations, cultural associations, universities

All eligible countries except Croatia

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Creative Europe - Culture Sub-programme: http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/creative-europe/funding_en

Strand/category of the Culture Sub-programme

European Cooperation projects. CATEGORIES 1

Deadline of the strand

………………………………..

Deadline for confirming your interest in this partnership

NOVEMBER 28/ 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Municipality of Avrig through • Avrig Ethnographic Museum

Short description

1.The Avrig town is located in Sibiu County, central Romania, in the south of Transylvania. 2.Municipality of Avrig is the public institution that administratively manages the locality in whose structure there are several compartments with cultural competences:

City Library Ethnographic Museum House of Culture Cultural Houses in rural area Tourist information center

3.Community Events / Important Events The Avrig town has the following important local events where artists, craftsmen and producers work: - Folkloric Festival "Flowers of the Olt River" (July) - Folkloric Festival for Children and Youth "Inheritance from the Elderly" (May) - Christmas Market (December) - The "Olt Country in Products and Traditions" Fair (April and October) 4.Tourist and cultural attractions:

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• Two churches of a historical character: the Evangelical-Lutheran Church (built in 1270-1280 and fortified in the 16th century) and the Orthodox Church with murals (built in 1762). • The Ethnographic Museum. • Memorial House "Gheorghe Lazăr". • The Brukenthal Summer Palace, built in 1771 in Baroque style

Contact details

Mirela Petrar–mirela.petrar@primaria-avrig.ro, Tel: 0040 746094385 Municipality of Avrig Avrig, Str. Gh. Lazăr, Nr. 10, Tel: (+40)269 523 101, Fax: (+40)269 524 401, cod: 555200 E-mail: office@primaria-avrig.ro Web: www.primaria-avrig.ro

Project

Field(s) Education, Sports and Cultural Heritage

Description

1.The Municipality of Avrig wants to become a partner in a smaller European cooperation project in the field of education and cultural heritage. The basic idea of the project is to interact with communities that will creatively approach culture, agriculture, economy, ethnology and other areas. The project aims to promote patrimony in an interactive and meaningful way for communities: assembly exchanges, event demonstrations or craft demonstrations, inherited or contemporary products and traditions. The organization is interested in innovative approaches to attract young people and children and to involve them in cultural and sports projects. 2. The actions and activities we propose through the project: • Education and training - Traditions - Organizing a festival - presentation of traditional products • Promotion - mutual participation in fairs, business ideas • Community group exchanges - traditional gastronomy - recipes reinterpretations with elements from the partners area - • Workshops - community groups - traditional crafts - technical exchanges - joint exhibitions, eventually itinerant • Sport, music and traditional dances - we learn together - exchanges - each partner learns a dance or sport of others, a joint show, eventually itinerant.

Partners searched

Countries Communities, Cultural Organizations, Museums

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Profile

Partner, Avrig Town Hall through the Avrig Ethnographic Museum is open to partnerships in educational, cultural and sports projects that involve the local community and aim at preserving, promoting and raising awareness of cultural heritage.

Culture sub-Program/

Strand/category Support for projects in the field of European cooperation.

Deadline 01.12.2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION «LINE OF CONSENT»

Short description

The main purpose of the Organization is the activities aimed at satisfying and protecting the legitimate social, civil, economic, creative and other interests of Ukrainian citizens; assistance to the development of civil society and active participation in its functioning; assistance in improving the system for resolving conflicts of different nature, which are manifested at all levels of social life, from the interpersonal to the institutional. May2015 - September 2015. The PLAYBACK-THEATER PLAYBACK PLAYBACK PLAYBACK PLAYBACK PLAYBACK PLAYBACK ARTICLE with USAID-supported M Project objectives: Encouraging people to have a frank conversation in a safe environment of their experiences and conflicts and resettlement fears in order to improve the understanding of the challenges, dynamics and common values of HIP and host communities. Supporting the viability and cohesion of communities through a dialogue that has been affected by the conflict. January 2016 - May 2016 A project of social and psychological assistance to the participants of the Civic Pixel ATO with the support of USAID The basis of the "Civil Pixel" were meetings with ATO veterans and their relatives, first of all - members of families - wives, mothers, children, and comrades. The participants of the meetings told their

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stories about the war, the return, anticipation, the actors immediately implemented the narrated in theatrical miniatures. October 2016 - March 2017 The Project "Telling Veterans' Stories" to create a documentary and documentary film on the socialization of demobilization of ATO participants with the support of USAID The project aims to create an information product will help to change the public opinion about ATO veterans and public attitudes towards them, strengthening respect for and recognition of veterans in society, helping them return to civil life and avoid self-destructive behavior, as social widespread social fears, misconceptions and stereotypes about demobilized servicemen.

Contact details

61153 , Kharkіv city , Maskovskiy avenue. St. Gvardіytsіv Shironіntsіv , house 11 -B , apartament 148 liniyasoglasiya@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/liniaysoglasiya/

Project

Field(s) Theater, A cultural project using modern theatrical forms aimed at reintegrating the territories affected by the military operations in the Donbass

Description

IDEA OF THE PROJECT: To put on performances about the newest history of cities that survived the military actions in the conflict in the Donbass, were the theater of military operations - Kramatorsk, Severodonetsk, Slavyansk and are most acutely experiencing an identity crisis and Sarajevo, Belgrade, Tbilisi, the capital of countries that have experienced a similar crisis Method: Documentary theater is an innovative way of bringing together different members of the community in order to increase their openness and tolerance to other points of view, different experiences. Theater technology, in the process of which the presentation is created on the basis of interviews, verbatim transcribed by the playwright with the preservation of the features of the original speech and accurately reproduced on stage by the artists. In the preparation of such material, biographical and ethnographic research, oral history, sociological methods of collecting primary information - various kinds of in-depth interviews, focus groups - are widely used.

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OBJECTIVE: creating conditions for the reintegration of territories affected by the conflict in the Donbass in the common social, cultural and historical field of Ukraine by reflecting reality and comprehending new values through modern cultural theater forms, taking into account the experience of Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia The direct beneficiaries will be actors of the productions and spectators - residents in selected target communities Kramatorsk, Severodonetsk, Slavyansk, who will take part in the performances. Indirect beneficiaries will be all members of the local community. Cities: Kramatorsk, Severodonetsk, Slavyansk, Sarajevo, Belgrade, Tbilisi Dates: 24 months Selection of actors, collecting stories, processing stories, writing a script, training for the formation of the company – 6 months. Production, rehearsals - 6 months. The premiere of the performance in their cities, the exchange of performances between the cities – 12 months.

Partners searched

Countries Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia

Profile public organizations, theaters

Creative Europe - Culture Sub-programme: http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/creative-europe/funding_en

Strand/category of the Culture Sub-programme

Cooperation projects – Category 1: Smaller scale cooperation projects

Deadline of the strand 18 January 2018

Deadline for confirming your interest in this partnership

20 November 2017

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Cultural operator(s)

Name Fundația Arhitext Design, București, România (Arhitext Design Foundation, Bucharest, Romania)

Short description

Since 1990, the Arhitext magazine and the Arhitext Design Foundation constantly survey the architectural and urban phenomenon in Romania and abroad. Our constant aim was to foster a new cultural climate in post-socialist Romania, opening multiple paths of mutual knowledge between East and West. Our actions were always guided by an interdisciplinary mindset: we are committed to a comprehensive and critical approach towards contemporary society and culture, constantly working to identify valuable architectural creations, to investigate their general context, and to disseminate information and critical thought about local building culture.

Besides the Arhitext magazine, founded in 1990, our editorial production includes a vast array of book series, ranging from monographs of important Romanian architects to original theoretical works of local scholars, or valuable translations of books by internationally acclaimed theorists. The array of cultural events organized by the Foundation since 1993 was initially meant to explore local architecture and to investigate its position in a rapidly changing political and cultural context. Every two years, the Arhitext Design Prizes thus set a high standard for the critical appraisal of current architectural production. After a few years, we gradually began to build a comprehensive framework for multidisciplinary events, connecting the architectural field with various artistic and urban networks. Summer schools reuniting artists and architects were followed by the Arhitext Festival, a large, national event held every two years between 2005 and 2011. Its last edition included a notable international presence, which catalysed its transformation toward a major regional event – the East-Centric Bucharest Triennale, held in 2013 and 2016 – thus setting a far-reaching framework for a Central and Eastern European large scale cooperation platform between different building cultures and intellectual traditions. Meanwhile, various exhibitions, roundtables, itinerant training sessions, student competitions and international workshops strengthened our position as a leading actor in the Romanian and regional cultural field.

Contact details

Director: Arpad Zachi Address: Str. Academiei, nr. 18-20, sect. 1, 010014 București, România Tel.: +40 (0)744 63 42 89 E-mail: arhitext@gmail.com

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Project

Field(s) Architecture and Society; Theory and Criticism of Architecture and Urbanism

Description

THE APPROACH

The contemporary cultural condition is defined by major and very dynamic transformations concerning our common way of dwelling the world. Changes in people's modes of existence meet other radical changes in the way our cities are conceived and our houses are built. Far from being a narrowly focused discipline, contemporary architectural culture is permeated by a desire to understand these facts from various interdisciplinary perspectives. In the same time, today's critical endeavours are deeply aware that regional and trans-national connections are an integral part of any thorough exploration of these phenomena. Central and Eastern Europe, as a geographical and cultural reality, is deeply involved in those changing realities. The rapid post-socialist transformations intensified and made visible, often more forcefully than in the West, many characteristic aspects of the (post-)modern social, political, and cultural condition. Competent and dedicated professional groups are working in the last few years, in different Central and Eastern European countries, aiming at a critical exploration of our region's entangled web of cultural influences, social modes of existence and building practices. The Arhitext Design Foundation's multiple activities contribute to this regional effort: the Arhitext magazine and the various exhibitions, conferences, or published books survey the social and architectural fields, identify major topics of interest and open new paths for the future. The East-Centric Architecture Bucharest Triennale was born in this spirit four years ago, in 2013. After two editions focused on theoretically-charged topics, we aim to propose for the 2019 edition a more accessible theme – Home. Our approach is meant to open up even more the entire event, and to foster new ways of communication between the general public and the architectural milieu. This is to be done around an eminently relevant topic of interest, especially in the context of the previously mentioned structural transformations of social life and the city. Moreover, we recognize the importance of deepening the European collaborative approach, which was from the beginning an integral part of the Triennale spirit, having brought together regional practices with acclaimed international speakers, like Juhani Pallasmaa, Alberto Pérez-Gómez, Willem Jan Neutelings, Terunobu Fujimori, or Dietmar Feichtinger. For the 2019 edition we are actively searching to open a more consistent dialogue with potential partners, which could play an

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active role in the definition of the event programme and of its curatorial framework. Consequently, the Triennale will be able to fulfil its mission to actively promote critical dialogue between professionals of the built environment and the general public, and to foster transnational cooperation and dialogue, asserting our common European identity and critically exploring regional affinities. PROJECT STRUCTURE AND CONTENT

The project will be developed as a process of critical exploration, survey, evaluation and dissemination of contemporary architecture from Central and Eastern European countries. From mid-2018, a dynamic series of preliminary steps, conceived together with our partners, will allow the deployment of two base modules, enhanced by a series of variable events: exhibitions, keynote speakers conferences, open debates, thematic workshops (involving practitioners and students alike). All those events will be coordinated with the future partners, which will be able to propose their own curatorial concept for specific series of activities.

1. The thematic module will focus on a main theme, meant to address and build upon some of the most vibrant strata of contemporary architectural culture. The whole process culminating in the 2019 Triennale will explore today's practice and theory through the Home lens and will try to build an acute critical awareness of various connections between this thematic cluster and the many stakeholders of contemporary urban culture: architects, urban studies and design professionals, social sciences specialists, philosophers, and the general public. This module could be split into two sub-modules: project- and, respectively, theory-based.

a) The first, practical sub-module's activities could include: Forming an international multi-disciplinary working team

(together will our future partners), whose mission will include researching and critically evaluating the region's architecture from the last 3 years.

Elaborating a more precise thematic framework, including all related selection criteria.

Launching a pan-regional open call for projects. Analysing the entire body of work, surveying and selecting

the most relevant works (in relation with the conceptual framework of the project).

Elaborating a set of conclusions for the process, through a thematic exhibition and an associated catalogue; these should include critical texts commenting upon the main

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theme and its connections with architectural and urban culture.

Itinerating the exhibition to the partners' cities, and integrating it into specific localised cultural strategies.

b) The second, theoretical sub-module's activities could include: Forming an international multi-disciplinary jury (together

with our future partners), charged with the critical evaluation of theoretical works, assessment of and commenting upon the process.

Establishing a precise thematic framework, including related selection criteria, in order to stimulate critical analysis and reflection upon some of the visions, concepts and philosophical ideas that subtend or explain our contemporary condition.

Launching an international open call for texts addressing the proposed topics of interest.

Analysing the entire body of work and operating a selective assessment of submitted texts.

Public presentations of nominated essays by the authors, followed by focused debates at the 2019 Triennale.

Final jury work, nominating winners of the essay competition.

Elaborating a set of critical conclusions and general cultural commentary of the process, to be included in an edited book, together with nominated essays.

2. The East-Centric Arhitext Awards

The second module of the project could be the East-Centric Arhitext Awards, bringing together the most valuable architectural works of the past three years, from Central and Eastern European countries. Starting in 2018, an international jury, led by a renowned professional, will be charged with a multiple-phase, thorough assessment of contemporary architectural production, culminating in the designation of winners for each section of the competition, at the end of the 2019 Triennale. Every nominated project is to be publicly presented by the authors; subsequent debates will enhance the general cultural relevance of the process. Staying committed to the cooperation with future partners, the exhibition of nominated projects will be itinerated to the partners' cities, following a commonly agreed cultural strategy.

OUR FUTURE PARTNERSHIPS

Building upon the two previous editions of the Bucharest Triennale (2013 and 2016) and the pilot edition of 2011, we aim to enlarge the

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creative intellectual resources for thoroughly surveying Central and Eastern European architecture, its pan-European importance and connections, and its relevance for critically understanding common global challenges. We are convinced that this endeavour would be better served by enhancing dialogue and by connecting valuable, already established clusters of professionals, working together for a better critical assessment of our common cultural condition. In this spirit, we are trying to establish partnerships with organisers of other regional events, or with institutions involved in the architectural field from our region and beyond, inviting them to join the project as partners, and applying together for a financial grant from the European Union, in the Creative Europe programme framework. Upon establishing a preliminary agreement, we are ready to present details of our operational approach, to receive suggestions, and to discuss the project's content and schedule, integrating each partner's contribution.

Partners searched

Countries All participating countries

Profile Governmental and non-governmental organisations, foundations or constituted groups, active in the fields of architecture, the built environment, or other collateral fields

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European cooperation projects 2018

Deadline As soon as possible (10th December 2017)

Cultural operator(s)

Name Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Kraljevo, Serbia

Short description

The Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Kraljevo is a public institute that carries out professional and administrative tasks in order to achieve the preservation of immovable and corresponding movable property and intangible cultural heritage.

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Main tasks are: identifying, evaluating and documenting cultural heritage, preparing proposals for entering heritage into the register kept by the Ministry of Culture, drawing up conservation plans and restoration projects, supervising building, research and protective undertakings; and their implementation, supervising and executing archaeological surveys, providing helpful advice to owners of cultural heritage as well as education and popularization. Our Institute, as a regional cultural institution, was founded in 1965 and deals with the protection of cultural heritage in the territory of 25 municipalities (approximately the whole southwestern part of Serbia). This part is characterized by a large number of monuments from prehistoric period to the new century, but certainly widely recognizable by medieval fortresses, churches and monasteries from the period of the formation of the Serbian state (XI-XV century). Over the past 50 years, the Institute has done dozens of successful projects to protect and promote rich Serbian heritage, some of which today enjoy sustainable development. Another advantage of our Institute is developed network collaboration with local institutions of culture and science (institutes, faculties, museums, galleries, theaters, etc.), local governments, tourist organizations, Institute for nature conservation of Serbia and the local population in the territory we cover. More information about the Institute and our activities can be found at the link http://zzskv.rs/ or if you find difficult to read Serbian, feel free to contact us for any specific interest.

Contact details

Dr. Marija Marić, archaeologist Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage Kraljevo, Serbia http://zzskv.rs/ marija.maric@zzskv.rs

Project

Field(s) Cultural heritage, Outdoor activities, IT, New business models

Description

Hiking Heritage Trails (working title) The subject of the project is the establishment of a new business model of cooperation between institutions of heritage protection and sports outdoor associations for hiking, tracking, diving, mountain biking, cycling, running, bicycle touring, off road car

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driving, kayaking, skiing, etc. The objectives of the project are the interpretation of cultural heritage and raising awareness about the significance of cultural heritage as an important resource of common EU area. The priority of the project is the creative industry – building capacity by creating a new kind of outdoor activities guides as curators and heritage protectors. In addition, the second priority of the project is the formation of a new audience by designing an open source interactive application related to an on line interactive EU map of cultural heritage trails

Looking for Partners

Countries All countries

Profile

Heritage protection institutions and organizations; Local governments; IT organizations; Outdoor sports (hiking) associations;

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European cooperation projects

Deadline 1 Dec 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Pro Media Production, Belgrade

Short description

Pro Media Production is a Belgrade based agency which has been operating successfully since March 2009 taking part in various activities pertaining to the development of culture. Presently, Pro Media Production is intensively working on forming and creating a digital TV and Radio channel intended for the LGBT population. The Channels are to be hosted on Google’s platform Youtube, as well as on other social media platforms and landpages on the internet. Though the programs and content of these Channels are

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mainly designed to meet the needs of the LGBT population, people of other sexual orientation will also have the opportunity to perceive and comprehend that LGBT individuals who are living among them have the same life problems and issues as they do, but with one big exception… being constantly marginalized. Our goal is to deliver a well organized media space to gay people, where they can bring forth all of their interests and create a content which does not marginalize them but which will connect them with other people that live and work in Serbia, through a channel that has never existed here before. Ideas for pilot versions of popular and educational programs and contents that we believe will be interesting to the LGBT population, and those who are not a part of the LGBT community, have already been laid down.

Contact details office@proudandloud.rs www.proudandloud.rs

Project

Field(s) Creative industries/ new business models

Description

During the preparation of this channel the team leading this agency (a psychologist and psychotherapist, a gay activist who is also a successful entrepreneur even though an outed Gay, and a marketing manager and media producer) have concluded that one of the main problems of the gay population in Serbia is their employment, especially in smaller communities and environments. Detailed research done on this subject proved our conclusion right. Thereby, after consulting people at the of Creative Europe Desk Serbia, the agency came up with an idea to deliver a project which would encourage LGBT individuals to start their business in culture. Thus, with the help of competent people in this field, who are a part of our agency, and potential partners, we could stimulate the development of entrepreneurship in the field of culture. In turn this would help a marginalized group of people, of whom there are a large number of talented individuals, to start up and build numerous, prosperous and efficient business projects in a wide range of fields depending on their interests, such as: digital art, video production, cultural inheritance, fashion, photography, music, etc.. Thanks to the broad range of activity that our agency has,

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everything they would like to build would be placed and delivered to the community at large, and thus in a short period of time it could become self-financed and self-preserved. By encouraging these people through the project to start their own businesses we propagate the values and ideas of the European Community which this country pretends to be a part of. During the process of working on this project we will write and print a manual/handbook that could later on be of help and service to other institutions that would engage in similar projects and at the same time would note and record the life stories of LGBT individuals who will be a part of this project, as a unique form of cultural heritage for future generations.

Looking for Partners

Countries All European countries

Profile

For us as an agency, it would be of great importance to collaborate on this project with a European partner, possibly with a partner from the EU that has the experience with similar projects, unnecessarily LGBT concentrated yet focused on marginalized groups (even though the LGBT population is our main target and our plan is addressed to them). We would prefer to have more than one partner involved in the project, and for one of these partners to be the project leader. We would also like to have as a partner a creative company open to an innovative approach to business and its development, preferably from the region of Southeast Europe. One of the potential partners of this project with whom we are negotiating is one of the local organizations that has for years now been engaged in supporting gay rights in Serbia.

Other

… Here’s one of our most accustomed video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl0xVSNfvc0

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European Cooperation Project. European Year of Cultural Heritage

Deadline November 8 th. 2017 (for expression of interest to the partner search)

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Cultural operator(s)

Name Section for Cultural Heritage, Akershus County Council

Short description

Section for Cultural Heritage, Akershus County Council have the regional

responsibility to maintain and preserve cultural heritage in Akershus

County. We are 25 co-workers, who covers the topics of zone planning and

archaeological surveys, architectural heritage, The Pilgrims Way and

historical trails, information-signs and maintenance of cultural heritage

sites, and communication to the public

Contact details Elisabeth Knutsen, advisor, Section for Cultural Heritage, Akershus

County Council. E-mail : elisabeth.knutsen@afk.no.

Project

Field(s) Cultural Heritage

Description

We see clear remnants from the historical interaction with the Germans and

the Dutch in the archaeological and historical material in Son in Eastern

Norway, as well as in our immaterial heritage as in language and phrases.

Identity-markers as we today interpret as “typical Norwegian” are actually

a result of interaction by Dutch traders and import of German goods going

back to the Middle Ages. To find out how this interaction with Norway

have affected German and Dutch cultural heritage and in which capacity,

we need a European collaborative approach to access their collections and

expertise.

The project proposed aims at reinforcing a sense of belonging to a common

European space, by showcasing how cooperation and trade routes have

affected cultural identity in three countries, and beyond. We will challenge

the concept ”Typical Norwegian –or Typical Dutch” etc., in keeping with

the priorities of The European Year for Cultural Heritage 2018. A key-element in the project will be to communicate the results/findings to

the general public. We suggest two possible angles:

1. Physical – for example an exhibition that can be presented to the

public in the three countries.

2. Digital – for example a website or a mobile application.

We will work together with our partners to develop innovative and efficient

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methods for reaching and engaging our audiences.

Partners searched

Countries Germany and the Netherlands

Profile We seek relevant members from the museum- or university-sector and

others in the cultural heritage field in the Netherlands and Germany

(preferably the Rhine-area).

Other

…

Communicating our cultural heritage to the public is an important part of

our heritage agenda. By working together with outside-partners, we have

acquired a diverse experience in different ways of presenting our history –

for example exhibitions. A special project we manage is the «Archaeologist

for a Day», where schoolchildren in the 4th grade get to excavate with real

archaeologists from Akershus County Council. The project is part of the

national education program «The Cultural Rucksak» and has been a big

success since we started in 2007. Every year 600 schoolchildren from the

Follo-region get acquainted with their local heritage as they excavate goods

from16th – 18th century, and get to know stories about how the Dutch

sailors traded German goods in exchange for timber in the Son-area. Read

more: http://www.dksakershus.no/produksjon/37225

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Cooperation Projects EACEA 32/2017, EACEA35/2017

Deadline 18/01/2017, 22/11/2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name FARIS Kalamata Municipality Beneficiary Organisation

Short description

FARIS is the official governing body of the Kalamata Municipality policy within the cultural, social welfare, training and employment

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services. FARIS holds artistic schools (music school, art school, dance school) and organizes numerous events (concerts, art exhibitions, performances) and international festivals (e.g. Kalamata Dance Festival)

Contact details depaklog@otenet.gr - Georgia Mavrea

Project

Field(s) Music, Dance

Description Cooperation projects mainly in the fields of music and/or dance.

Partners searched

Countries All eligible countries, esp. Austria, France, Germany and Baltics

Profile Applicant organizations.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Cooperative, small-scale project

Deadline 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name National Historical Museum, Tirana (Albania)

Short description

The National History Museum is a state institution under the

jurisdiction of Ministry of Culture of Albania.

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Contact details Dr. Dorian Koçi, director, +355685002025, dorian.koci@mhk.gov.al, dorian.koci@gmail.com

Project

Field(s)

The status of the National History Museum is approved by the Albanian

Ministry of Culture; it operates on a daily basis following an internal set

of rules and regulations.

The National History Museum, at the base of its work has the protection

of the national cultural heritage efficiently, creating a heritage vision as a

unique part of the national values, at home and abroad. The National

Historical Museum aims to increase interaction, the effectiveness of work

to meet the planned objectives through monitoring, evaluation and

ongoing control.

Description

The project proposals:

1. EDUCATIVE CLASS

(An environment dedicated to the Sector of Educational

Programs)

The education is one of the key activities of museums, along with the

preservation, research and presentation of museum objects. Museums,

which have gathered the civilization and experience of mankind for

centuries, together with universities, scientific and research

institutions, represent valuable sources of education. As a unique

intermediary between the historic object and the cultural heritage,

museums offer unlimited opportunities in the field of education.

The educational programs are an important element for the recognition

of our culture. The museum reflects quality, professionalism and

passion on others; it aims to raise people's awareness to visit it. The

didactic programs offered to different age groups are conceived as a

useful opportunity for museum recognition, works and preservation.

2. THE MULTIMEDIA GUIDE OF THE NATIONAL

HISTORICAL MUSEUM

The project aims at:

a) Creating an electronic magazine (database), where all the

information for each object in the museum will be categorized.

b) Creating an electronic magazine (database), where all information

for each sector of the museum will be categorized. In this way

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each sector will interact independently with each other.

c) Creating a program that will be preinstalled on an electronic

device that will serve as a Mobile Interactive Guide (MIG).

d) Creating a web application, this will be part of the Museum’s

website.

e) Creating of a smartphone applications where visitors will be able

to consult the reduced information regarding museum objects.

The construction of this infrastructure enables the centralization of all

information in a database, which will supply all technological

interfaces with information. Through PCs and smartphones, the

visitors can, wherever they are, access general information about the

museum and any objects. The information can be used in different

languages.

Through this project, a wider audience is reached, offering more

access to history and cultural heritage. We aim to create an interactive

community among experts, curators and public. The extensive

information for visitors in several languages is offered. The visit at the

museum will be more attractive, as well as adding essential services to

the public and museum visitors.

3. EXCHANGE OF CULTURAL ACTORS

(Training in collecting management field, in restoration and

conservation field, in marketing and communication field)

a) The Collections Management Sector is responsible for recording,

documenting, searching and storing collections, such as those that

are exposed and those in funds, in collaboration with the

Collections Conservation Sector.

We propose exchanges of cultural actors in order to increase the

capacities and enabling employees to acquire new skills to adapt the

new management models. We propose training and workshops in the

collection management field.

b) The Collections Conservation Sector studies the state of the

exhibited objects and funds of the National Historical Museum and

compiles concrete projects for the conservation of different objects

according to scientific criteria. This sector designs and carries out

conservation projects on cultural heritage objects, takes care of the

maintenance of museum facilities.

We propose exchanges of cultural actors in order to increase the

capacities and enabling employees to acquire new skills to adapt the

new technologies. We propose training and workshops in the

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restoration and conservation field.

c) The Communication and Development Sector is responsible for

promoting the museum's public image, external communication,

research and development of the audience, as well as fundraising.

This sector covers public relations and external communication,

including press releases and other media communications.

We propose exchanges of cultural actors in order to increase the

capacities and enabling employees to acquire new skills to adapt to

new communication models. We propose training and workshops in

the field of marketing and communication.

Looking for Partners

Countries Italy, South East Europe, France, Germany

Profile

The profile of partner organizations should aim at promoting the local and

foreign public’s awareness and appreciation of the history. These

organizations should also attempt to encourage a productive discussion

among all the citizens about the past, present and future of their country.

To this end, the partner organizations should preserve and consider

extensive material and non-material evidence of the historical and cultural

heritage of a country. These organizations should also have experiences

through activities that support their vision and mission.

Other

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…

The National Historical Museum’s project proposals not only raise the

awareness of Albanian cultural heritage, but also have an effect that will

last in time and will make sustainable results beyond the end of the

project.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Cooperative, small-scale project

Deadline 22 November 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name Marubi National Museum of Photography

Short description

Marubi National Museum of Photography is located in Shkoder Albania. It engages in accordance with the main objectives and policies of the Ministry of Culture, to design, schedule and develop national policies for the protection, conservation, restoration, exhibition, research and promotion of cultural heritage photography. Marubi’s Museum Mission is to alter into something open to all strata of the society, in order to improve the life of the city, thus becoming a reference point of the Albanian culture. Profile of the collection : The profile of the collection consists on Marubi archive dynasty and other Albanian photographers. The first photos of this collection correspond to the first pictures taken in the studio founded by Pietro Marubbi. The photographic collections extends from 1856 until 1989. The collection consists of: glass negatives formats 6x9cm, 10x15cm, 12X16cm, 13X18cm, 16X24cm, 30x40cm, roller films 24x36mm, plan films 4X6cm, 6x9cm. Besides the various media negatives, part of the archive is also printed pictures, diaries of the photographers, correspondence, records and notebooks for registering photographs and photographic and studio objects as cameras of the period, stamps and prints of other studios. These collections belong to the authors: Pietro Marubbi, Mati Kodheli, Kol Idromeno, Kel Marubi Gege Marubi, Shan Pici, Dede Jakova, Peter Rraboshte, Angelin Nënshati, Lazer Kodheli, Lek Voci, Hilmi Mustafa, Mehmet Kallfa and Pirro Mosi.

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Contact details

Luçjan Bedeni – Director;

Mob :+355 67 300 0007 ; email ; info@marubi.gov.al ; lucjan.bedeni@marubi.gov.al

Lek Gjeloshi – Archive and collection responsable

Mob : +355 67 559 7496 ; email : lek.gjeloshi@marubi.gov.al

Project

Field(s) Design, schedule and develop national policies for the protection, conservation, restoration, exhibition, research and promotion of cultural heritage of the photography

Description

The project will aim at the finalisation of the work started for the digitalisation of Marubi Patrimony. The vision in the Internet of the Marubi archives not only for the specialized audience, but also to visitors interested to the identity, to the cultural heritage with the proposal of tourist itineraries based on the Marubi images. We aim at the creation of the conditions for the future activities such as the access to permanent and temporary exhibitions and the preservation of the collections. Further we need the training staff with specialised knowledge for

the preservation, digitalization, cataloguing and creation of future

projects of museum on the management and policies for the

enhancement of the cultural heritage.

Aims of the project are to provide

the equipment needed to manage the digital archive and the virtual museum;

the human resources trained to start up and to continue the activity of digitalization and cataloguing, utilizing international standards, the first group of images

the tutorship to manage the digital archive and the virtual museum with the advice for the management of the future museum

Looking for Partners

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Countries Italy, France

Profile We would like to cooperate with partners that are specialised in the management of photography museums and aloso have same interests as Marubi Museum in using the patrimony to promote the countries.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European CULTURE HERITAGE project

Deadline November 7,2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name TOPOS ALLOU AEROPLIO THEATER- GREECE

Short description

The project is titled LEGENT OF THE GREAT BIRTH (LeGreBi) and it concerns

the mythology of the people of Europe related with the Birth of the earth and

universe.

Greek Mythology is huge. Also the Nord mythology. And this is the reason we want

organization from Skandinavian area as a partner.

We want artistic organization (theatre, theatre school, arts department of university

or colleges. The activities are artistic and cultural (theater performances and

workshops accompanied with research publication, excibitions, projection etc).

Other partners are from Greece (Greek Mythology) Italy (Roman mythology) Romania

(Dacia mythology) and Irland (Celtic mythology).

If you find interesting and decide to be our partner, we will connect these mythologies

and we will create a European mythology of the great birth. We will find the common

and the different elements of the European mythologies and we will comp

Description

The project “Legend of the great birth” (Le.Gre.Bi) will look into the myths, the

tales and the mythology that was formed for the Birth and Creation of this and our

universe. The stories of each culture and country as it explains it and expresses it.

The pantheon of the Gods and heroes of each mythology will consist as inspiration

and the spark for performances, workshops, lectures, publications and

high quality events in the partners countries.

In this respect, the LeGreBi project is aiming at

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arousing and inspiring cultural institutions to enhance their folkloric agenda, by

especially targeting the oral tradition like fairy tales and myths of creation and not

only.

The mythology and fairy tales is an ark that perishes the particular elements of

each culture. These elements include the ethics and customs of people, the

working habits, the happiness and sorrow, the struggle with weather, the man’s

ingenuity and sensitivity and the love that a nation expresses for life.

In accordance with the requirements of the “Culture” program, the

project partners will explore and create cultural events and theatrical

performances to promote the power of tradition and mythology of every

nation. More specifically, each participating organization will work on its country’s

myths and fairy tales and prepare and deliver its own performance and

activities. In this respect, the partners will present the play, demonstrating thus the

common cultural characteristics of countries and nations. The performances will

travel and will be presented in partners countries.

Contact details

nkariel@gmail.com toposallou@aol.com

Project

Field(s)

Heritage, theater, theatre activities, Audience development, Visual arts,

Description

Partners searched

Countries Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania

Profile Theaters, Theatre or art department of University

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Support for European cooperation projects 2018 Category 1 – Smaller scale cooperation projects

Deadline December 1, 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name ZMUC / Zemun Small Art Center /

Short description

ZMUC / Zemun Small Art Center / was founded in 2005, with the idea of influencing the mainstream of the contemporary art scene from the position of the margin. Since 2010, ZMUC has been developing a new concept of Movable Art Residencies, implemented in Montenegro, Albania and Serbia. We do not produce artifacts or new art forms only, we produce sociability. ZMUC, playing with stereotypes, wants to cause serious changes in the social tissue.

Contact details

Goran Denić, art director zmuc@zmuc.org gdenic@eunet.rs

Project

Field(s) Interdisciplinary

Description

The Museum of Corruption The Museum of Corruption is an interdisciplinary platform for the formation of a collection of mechanisms of corruption, both in legal and ethical terms, through a practical, theoretical and critical assessment using artistic research and contemporary museology.

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By thematising corruption, the project will not only challenge the idea of the museum as an institution that cares for a collection of objects of artistic, cultural, etc. value, but also as a cultural laboratory or a catalyst to expressing controversy and dissent. Paraphrasing Kazimir Malevich and Soviet avant-garde that museums are graveyard of art, the project aims to extinct corruption from real life by making it an exhibit in the museum. Similar to a work of art that in a gallery loses its charge, a corruption placed in a museum should become a portable object disengaged from its ability to corrupt. The project partners from the Balkans, Eastern Europe and Scandinavia will examine at least 10 notorious cases in each and every of these capitals aiming to find their common ground. The findings will be represented in a form of transmedia story-telling, from documentary film, theatre play to visual arts. An internet campaign to decide which of the exhibits will become Monument of Corruption is aimed to social learning of the widest audience. Advertised guided tours through the most affected communities will include international audiences while local artists will focus on interacting with young audiences. The IT students will work on designing programs for identifying corrupt practices and an algorithm for easy recognition of malpractice.

Looking for Partners

Countries All countries

Profile Cultural organizations, state agencies and bodies that fight corruption.

Other

… We are looking for a project leader.

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category COOPERATION PROJECTS-LARGE SCALE (CULTURAL HERITAGE)

Deadline 18 JANUARY 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name SELINA PRODUCTIONS S.A. (LEADER)

Short description

Established in 2003, Selina Productions S.A. is a production company

with a broad range of cultural activities in its profile. Headed by Tassos

Ioannides (profile and CV follows), the main activities of the company

include: - The production of children’s musical theatrical productions with an educational focus. - The production of children’s music CDs with educational content. - The authoring and publication of children’s musical books (illustrated storybooks which include narration, songs and soundscape). - The development and production of major scale musical works (Opera-Women in War) funded by the EU Culture program, with the collaboration of four countries (Greece - Selina Productions Leader, Cyprus-AFI Publishers, Turkey - Çanakkale University and Australia – ARTEK Productions). Please go to www.lemnos-gallipoli.com project for a full project description. - The Production of Oratorio-Apocalypse of St John at the prestigious Herod Atticus Acropolis Theatre.

- The production of large-scale musical events for children (including with

Symphony Orchestras and Children’s Choirs).

Contact details

RIA MOKAS Selinaae@otenet.gr +30 210 620 4612 TASSOS IOANNIDES Tassos.ioan@gmail.com +30 693 234 4755

Project

Field(s) MUSIC, FINE ART, EXHIBITIONS, DIGITAL (3D ANIMATION AND PROJECTION MAPPING), LIVE STREAMMING.

Description

Project Title : “REVELATIONS”

Project Synopsis

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This project, through its activities, aims to bring together a

collective of cultural actors in the fields of music and fine art by

engaging them, through their artistic expression, to create and

present contemporary works inspired by a unique text of great

European cultural value: The Apocalypse – The revelations of

St John the Divine. The text which forms the last chapter of

the New Testament, written in Greek on the island of Patmos

over two thousand years ago, has inspired artists over the ages

and still intrigues and inspires people around the world who

come across it, regardless of their religious preference.

In this project, the collaborating cultural actors, musicians,

singers, painters, digital artists, etc, are asked to present a

symphonic oratorio composed by award winning Greek

composer Tassos Ioannides, based on the original text of the

Apocalypse, and to create a collection of contemporary

paintings based on themes and images inspired by the holy text.

This series of paintings will form the material for an exhibition

travelling to all the participating countries. The paintings will

also form the setting for an immersive visual stage environment

that will accompany the performances, after it has been digitally

reproduced by world renown 3D animation and projection

mapping artist Stathis Mitsios.

The performances will be streamed live through the internet.

PROPOSED PROJECT ACTIVITIES

- 1) PERFORMANCE OF THE ORATORIO

“APOCALYPSE – THE REVELATIONS OF ST

JOHN”

- “Apocalypse” is a major work of ninety minutes

duration, written for full symphony orchestra, mixed

chorus, two tenors, a soprano, a baritone and a

narrator. In this oratorio, the music is at the service

of the word; sometimes with choral or orchestral

approaches reminiscent of ancient Greek drama,

breaking to polyrhythmic sequences, at other times

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with hymns of praise, “dipping in” to Byzantine

melismatic melodies and yet at other times with

sonic “explosions” which carry us into John’s vision

like a science fiction film. A work that brings to a

vivid conversation elements of a western symphonic

musical language with eastern Mediterranean colors

in melody and rhythm.

Composed by Tassos Ioannides while “In

Residence” in the very monastery on the island of

Patmos where St John the Divine wrote the text, the

work will be performed in the language of the

participating partner country. To this end the

composer will work with a selected librettist to

transfer the work into the language of the

participating partner and make appropriate musical

adjustments if required. Each country partner will

undertake the production of the performance which

requires a symphony orchestra and mixed chorus.

The six soloists required for the performance of the

work will be selected from all participating countries

by agreement with the composer and the artistic

directors of each participating partner. The

performances will be streamed live through the

internet in “high definition” quality to maximize

audience potential reach and the creation of new

audience.

This work was commissioned by the Australia

Council for the Arts (Tassos is a Greek/Australian).

2) COMMISSIONING OF SIX ARTISTS AND

TRAVELLING EXHIBITION

Six artists, one from each participating country, will

be commissioned to paint seven paintings each

based on themes drawn from the holy text of the

Apocalypse. The selection of these artists will be

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done jointly by all partners. Participating artists can

be of various religious preferences. It is intended

that at least one of the selected painters be of

refugee status. The work produced will be toured

and exhibited at suitable venues in all participating

countries when the performances are taking place,

to give momentum to the promotional strategies

adopted.

3) ICONOGRAPHY PAINTING

WORKSHOPS/MASTER CLASSES

The six artists will participate in a series of

Byzantine iconography painting workshops/master

classes given by experts in the field which will take

place on the island of Patmos. The participating

painters will be exposed to techniques in

iconography and mosaic iconography, a unique

painting methodology developed over several

centuries. In this way, the participating artists will be

given the opportunity to experiment and explore

combining contemporary with Byzantine painting

techniques and technotropies.

4) 3D ANIMATION AND PROJECTION MAPPING

The series of paintings produced by the

commissioned artists will form the raw material for

world renowned 3D animation and projection

mapping artist Stathis Mitsios to produce an

immersive and dynamic visual stage environment

that will accompany the performances. The intent is

to extend a video projection beyond that of just a

simple screen, allowing it to become part of the

performance and its dramatic essence, extending

the visual action in the performance space beyond

the traditional stage and incorporating the audience

into the setting.

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5) LIVE STREAMING OF THE PERFORMANCES

The performances in all countries will be streamed

live over the internet through a dedicated

website/platform. In this way the project will explore

the potential of new audience development and

aspire to reach a global audience.

Based on the text of the Apocalypse, such an

important part of the European heritage,

“REVELATIONS” is a project with the potential to

become an artistic landmark that will promote and

encourage the sharing and appreciation of Europe's

cultural heritage, that will help raise awareness of

our common history and values, and will reinforce a

sense of belonging to a common European space.

After all, Christianity forms an important part of the

community fabric in Europe. It is a common

European cultural space, perhaps one of very few.

Partners searched

Countries

All Eligible countries (One English-speaking country (UK, or IRLAND)

Profile

Priority 1: SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAS, OPERA HOUSES, MUSIC FESTIVALS, CHOIRS. Priority 2: GURATORS OF FINE ART, EXHIBITION TOURING SPECIALISTS, CULTURAL ORGANISATIONS, FESTIVALS OF FINE ART, 3D ANIMATION AND PROJECTION MAPPING ART ORGANISATIONS, INTERNET LIVE STREAMING COMPANIES.

Other

… WE ALREADY HAVE FOUR COUNTRIES INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING.

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Creative Europe Culture Programme

Strand Small scale cooperation projects (Catergory 1)

Deadline open

Cultural operator(s)

Name EDUCOMMART

Short description

Meeting Point of Creative Education (Non-Profit Civil

Partnership) for people who have a desire to give an educational and

cultural meaning and, for corporate organizations that aim, through their action, to

contribute to social and economic development and in cooperation with our company-to participate in the implementation of education programs, towards this direction.

established in 2016, based in Athens, Greece our team consists of teachers and artists who seek a vision and

methodology to combine artistic and educational dimension to the overall educational process.

To achieve our goals, we rely on values such us charity, solidarity, co-operation and confidence. We seek to create space for new structures and ideas for a holistic approach to education.

Our purpose is to take over the management and the implementation of EU and national education and cultural programs and initiatives, related to lifelong training for rights of people with special needs, disabilities and in general of vulnerable social groups and awareness of social , cultural issues and environmental interest.

I'm a modern composer who believes in training and instructive role of music. My compositions for solo instruments , choral and orchestral ensembles , they are inspired by Greek history and mythology as the contemporary social-political issues. Therefore as art director of educommart , I seek the contact and the acquaintance of the public of all ages to art and highlighting the importance and the value that the overall training and educational process.

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I have worked since 2003 until today , who now hold the position of conductor in Kifissia municipality with orchestras in Greece and Germany. My works have been presented and continues to present, in concert halls and important cultural sites such as the museum , |MARTa Herford| , in Germany and Athens Music Hall. At the same time , I have many years of experience as a professor of music in the private and public sectors.

Contact details Konstantinos Stefanou, Composer, Art Director, Musician k.stefanou@educommart.org

Project

Field(s) Music, Cultural Heritage, Interdisciplinary, Youth, Pedagogy

Description

Partners searched

Countries European Union, Eastern Partnership Countries

Profile EU-Membership, Cultural Centre, Non-Profit Civil Partnership, Greek Composer, Music-Teacher

Other

…

Areas of activity:

musician music ensembles orchestra for a collaboration, presentation and mediation of

compositions, composers and musicians festivals Presentation of contemporary music Projects with artists from theatre, painting, dance, art etc.

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for the development of new projects, building events research in the field of music education in elements of

traditional music The music, from the beginning of human appearance, accompany him and help him to communicate with his environment and cultivate the soul of the world. In this context, we seek through the application of modern educational programs to promote the music, which is the global language. We aim to inform the benefits derived by someone who deals with music in social, psychological, educational and communicative level. We want to bring as many artists from around the world, to create a new project , and bring them into contact with general public in order to design new homes and creating easier access to artistic platforms. We are interested in the presentation of new compositions/ projects as well as the research of traditional music from each city, the research on morphology, instruments and traditions and the study of common musical factors.

Culture sub-Programme

Strand/category European cooperation projects 2018 - Category 1: Smaller scale cooperation projects

Deadline 1st December 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name City Council of the City of Šabac (Serbia)

Short description

The City of Šabac in Serbia is known for its rich cultural history, especially during the end of 19th century. The city government possesses significant experience in realising cultural projects on the national level, among which the most important is the project “Eureka! Otkrili smo Šabac (Eureka! We discovered Sabac)” and the recognition “Grad u fokusu (City in focus)” we received for the mentioned project in 2016. The recognition is manifested through support of the Ministry of Culture and Information of RS in terms of decentralising cultural life and strengthening capacities of local self-

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governments in the field of culture. Project “Еureka! Otkrili smo Šabac” is still ongoing and has the aim to redefine the cultural offer of the city, develop new business models in culture, and also support the mobility of artists. A part of the project is also related to interpreting cultural heritage of the local community. In terms of infrastructural activities within the project, what has been done so far is the renewal of the former synagogue where the Museum of Šabac Jews will be established.

Contact details

Igor Marsenic City Council member art.igormarsenic@gmail.com +381 60 3384865 http://sabac.rs/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%A0abac

Project

Field(s) Cultural heritage/ oral history, involuntary migration, Virtual and Augmented Reality, Audience development

Description

Šabac had a significant Jewish population before WWII. They were very important for the overall development of the community. Their population suddenly increased due to Jewish immigrants from Central Europe countries who tried to reach Palestine. They were rejected by British authorities, so they were settled in Šabac due to a decree of the Yugoslav government. They are known in historical science as a Kladovo Transport. City authorities and citizens were hosting 1200 persons. By that time, Šabac had only 15000 citizens. Almost 10% of population were immigrants. They lived in the city between 1939 and 1941. They were all died during the Holocaust. To preserve memories of them and tragic events, City authorities decided at the end of 2015 to purchase the building of the former Synagogue, which was abandoned and devastated. We envisage Jewish Museum Šabac as a modern cultural institution. Not just a place preserving material heritage, but more likely a place for meetings and dialogue, a cultural and educational centre. We have organized numerous programmes, concerts, panel discussions, lectures, and conferences promoting openness and tolerance. Even though we do not have a defined project idea, we want to participate in a project that would deal with involuntary migration with partners from territories which had a similar history or who are facing a similar situation today.

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We are also interested in all projects oriented toward audience development, especially those targeting the youngest population in order to prevent any xenophobic attitudes. Projects which are based on interpretation of heritage throughout contemporary arts, especially visual arts and exchange of artists.

Looking for Partners

Countries All countries

Profile All profiles – museums, cultural centres, art groups, institutes for history, local municipalities, etc.

Other

… We want to be partners on a project.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European cooperation

Deadline 1 December

Cultural operator(s)

Name Private Primary School Tvrdjava (Fortress)

Short description

In September 2015, private elementary school "Tvrđava", 8 Štrosmajerova Street, Petrovaradin, started to operate in the suburbs of the Petrovaradin fortress which was built in the spirit of the 17th and 18th centuries, and which has retained its authentic appearance to this day. The school is designed to provide children with an incentive environment for advancement and work. The program is implemented according to the regulations of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the

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Republic of Serbia, but in a way that enables children to be creators of teaching, active participants and initiators, and teachers are mentors through the cultural and educational process. Through our creative work we encourage logical conclusion, abstract thinking, development of intellectual abilities and creative approach to learning and acquiring new knowledge. The mission of the Primary School "Tvrđava" is that children retain the skills they acquire in our school and apply them in further education and life, to develop tolerance and respect for differences in people, as well as empathy and self-esteem. Vision: Fostering individuality of students and quality of human values (honesty, openness, independence, freedom of speech, work habits, self-esteem, friendship, creativity, culture.) Private Primary School "Tvrđava" 8 Štrosmajerova Street, Petrovaradin

Contact details Ivana Mali Vukelic, malivukelic@gmail.com, info@tvrdjava.edu.rs, www.tvrdjava.edu.rs

Project

Field(s) Cultural heritage, education, youth, intercultural dialogue, tangible culture, intangible culture, new business model

Description

“SMALL TOWN STORIES” – STS Interaction and cooperation between cultural heritage and creative education, links past and present beyond to the future.

The project “SMALL TOWN STORIES “is designed as pupils (7-14 age) creative educational program. Interaction and cooperation between cultural heritage –suburbs of Petrovaradin fortess built in traditional style of architecture of the 17th and 18th centuries , held the autentic appearance today, like inspiration and education (PROJECT BASED LEARNING), implementation of skills , knowledge and experience through education and interdisciplinary workshops , presentations , exhibitions make visible tangible and intangible cultural heritage. The results and outcomes of project supposed to be new audience development strategy, specialized workshops for pupils, skilled educators and teachers, cultural heritage will open the central topic of project links past and present beyond to the future .Children creativity and education participation and activism make bridge between cultural heritage and young . Mission is to foster cultural skills aims to offer promotion

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discovering cultural heritage and light support and active participation of pupils and teachers in heritage process. The project will give answers on how schools and cultural heritage environment can reach audience pupils and make them think about global topics and problems of society.

Looking for Partners

Countries All countries

Profile All profiles

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Creative Europa, Culture Sub-programm; Support for european cooperation projects related to the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018.-EACEA 35/2017.

Deadline 22.11.2017.

Cultural operator(s)

Name Museum Radboa for museum activity

Short description

The Radboa Museum is a public institution whose museum activity combines the local history and culture of Radoboja. The newly opened Museum contains a mining, geological and archaeological collection showing rich cultural and historical heritage. The museum is modern and multimedial, equipped with innovative technology and interactivity. The museum wants to be a partner in the project of Creative Europe; Culture Sub-programm; Support for european cooperation projects related to the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018.-EACEA 35/2017.

Contact details

Ivana Hazulin, director mob: +385917257685 e-mail: info@radboa.com

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Project

Field(s) Cultural Heritage, Intercultural Interaction, Approximation and Promotion of Cultural Heritage

Description

The importance of cultural heritage is manifested in all segments of action. Cultural insights overwhelm the conscience and strengthen society and relationships with the rest of the world. By fostering and promoting cultural peculiarities, we achieve enduring values that are the foundation of future generations.

Partners searched

Countries Slovenia, Austria, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Hungary, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro

Profile

As partners, we would like museological institutions and institutions in the culture that encourage and strengthen intercultural dialogue, creatively enhance cultural values and emphasize belonging to European cultural circles.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Cooperation Projects - Large scale

Deadline January 18th, 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name Europa InCanto (IT)

Short description

The Music Association Europa InCanto was born in 2012 by the conviction of its founders that being educated in music and learning to appreciate it from young age can make us better people. The main goal of Europe InCanto then is to spread the music culture between the new generations, working with and for young people. On this regard, Europa InCanto has developed several musical education projects. Among these we point out the Ars InCanto project, formulated to accompany students to the knowledge of all arts, music, painting, theater and dance to the realization of an essay created directly by pupils. The flagship of the Association is the Scuola InCanto project, which is spread throughout the national and European territory and which has enabled the creation of a true teaching method for the knowledge of Opera by song and play. www.europaincanto.com

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Contact details Ms Francesca Billi email: billi@euradia.it

Project

Field(s)

Opera: audience development for youngsters (laboratories, digital tools, co-production)+ professionalization of artists and technicians + co-production and circulation of new Operas; networking at EU level

Description

Background In recent times, Opera and theatre in general are suffering from the competition of other (more popular) forms of entertainment, and Opera in particular is perceived by something “difficult”, to be appreciated by a specialized public only. General Objective Europa In Canto has the primary objective of creating a new audience, by educating the new generations to know and appreciate the performing arts better, with particular regards to the Opera. Through the creation of a network of theatres and European culture centers, and a close collaboration with the educational sector (particularly schools), it will stimulate audience development, by engaging children and their families with the Opera, attracting the interest of the youth. Specific Objectives

Promote the Opera language and production through an interdisciplinary and international project

Scale up and test a new model of audience development (related to youngsters 6/13 years old) at EU level, after its success at national level in Italy

Promote 2 Operas (1 from the tradition and 1 brand new) through international creation, production and staging in the participating Countries

Support and promote the circulation of artists and technicians involved in the project

Provide EU cultural operators with multidisciplinary competences and skills on Opera production and staging

Create a permanent stakeholders’ network for the promotion of Opera, with special attention to youngsters’ participation

WPs foreseen:

Ongoing work with youngsters: promotion of the project in the targeted schools through a participatory approach; development of co-creation activities related to the 2 Operas (design and production of scenography and costumes, participation to the chorus…); development of the didactic materials (book, CD and app) and translation in the different languages

Opera n° 1 production: adaptation of the Opera for the project; international contest for the selection of the artists and technicians; peer to peer learning activities for artists and professionals; production and rehearsals together with youngsters involved; prima and circulation at EU level

Opera n° 2 authoring and production: authoring of the Opera for the

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project; international contest for the selection of the artists and technicians; peer to peer learning activities for artists and professionals; production and rehearsals together with youngsters involved; prima and circulation at EU level

Networking: creation of an EU network addressed to cultural organizations and stakeholders for the promotion of Opera for youngsters

Communication

Project management

Looking for Partners

Countries EU countries except Italy

Profile

We’re looking for: • Theatres/production organizations dealing with Opera (if possible, with experience in activities with youngsters) • Training organizations related to cultural sector • School umbrella organization able to provide schools in the participating cities • Technical services provider (app developer…)

Creative Europe - Culture Sub-programme: http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/creative-europe/funding/support-european-cooperation-projects-2018_en

Strand/category of the Culture Sub-programme

EACEA 32/2017 - 'Support for European cooperation projects 2018'

Deadline of the strand

18.01.2018

Deadline for confirming your interest in this partnership

20.12.2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name PUCK PUPPET THEATRE, CLUJ-NAPOCA, ROMANIA

Short description

"Puck" Puppet Theater was founded in 1950 and is subordinated to the County Council of Cluj. The institution's record includes 300

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prizes, both in the Romanian and the Hungarian section, as well as important prizes and nominations. The current repertoire of the Puppet Theater "Puck" consists of about 25 shows for children. Also, in 2006 was released Nocturne program with dedicated performances for adults. Starting with 2002, the Cluj institution hosts the International Festival of Puppets and Puppets "Puck", one of the important events of Cluj. Also, starting with 2017 we managed to realize the biggest outdoor festival for children and family – WonderPUCK, where 17.000 people attended to our shows.

Contact details Emanuel Petran – emanuel_petran@hotmail.com Lucica Radu – lucica.radu@gmail.com, +40 724 369 541

Project

Field(s) Performing arts – Puppetry, Theatre, Street Art

Description

EastWest has as its main objective to facilitate the development of sustainable creative relationships between puppet theatres in eastern and western Europe. Artists, audiences and organizations at both a local and transnational level will cooperate for the production, presentation and dissemination of new performance works, in order to develop new models of co-creation involving artists, audience and cultural organizations on an equal footing. Our aim is to develop a long-term, collaborative, pan-European, trans-disciplinary project and to give opportunities of integration and cohesion whose aim is to promote a stronger cooperation among the cultural institutions, encouraging common activities and artistic events focused on arts of puppet theatre. Prerogative of the project is to raise awareness and spread the knowledge on puppet popular traditions of each partner through festivals, workshops, seminars and performing arts. Today, when the pressure of globalization may seem to have the effect of leveling the cultural values upon which the European Union is based, namely, first of all, the principle of UNITY IN DIVERSITY, it is a good time to reiterate the diverse cultural principles that give wealth and beauty to the European cultural values. In this sense, through this project, we have a chance to make the junction between the know-how in several cultural areas and in several related fields (education, research, art) at a European - transnational level - a way to use more judiciously, creatively, the resources of excellence of the actors involved in the project, with notable benefits for all beneficiaries.

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Besides the fact that the artistic and educational act produced in this way will have a resonance in the six countries involved in the project, transgressing national and even zonal boundaries in favor of a common, even continental, cultural segment, its effects will be measured also on its educational component. Together, they will both participate in the creation and highlighting of a common European treasure, able to highlight and transmit, with specific means of puppet art, some of the most precious themes and motives with addressability in the segment of the youngest audience: children between 3 and 12 years. The fact that this will happen in the specific environment of the puppet art ensures a high-access and high-quality playful background to the results that we, all the people involved in the project, aim to achieve. The project we are proposing is an ample manifestation by which we intend to create a bridge between the cultural institutions, artists, sociologists and the public on the East-West axis of Europe. In this context, cultural institutions, university institutions and educational institutions from 6 countries come together and support through different resources and activities a cultural-educational-scientific approach that aims to achieve the following objectives: trans-nationality, education and research in the field of puppet art.

Partners searched

Countries Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Republic of Moldova, Spain, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Netherland, Portugal, Belgium, Austria

Profile Puppet Theatre, Puppets Festival, Universities

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Support for European cooperation projects related to the European Year of

cultural Heritage 2018

Deadline 22/11/2017

Cultural operator(s)

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Name Regional Centre for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage in South-Eastern Europe under the auspices of UNESCO ( non-profit organization)

Short description

Main task: to promote active cooperation in the field of intangible cultural

heritage at national, regional and international level. The following

countries are part of the Centre: Albania, Armenia, Bosnia and

Herzegovina, Croatia, Cyprus, Georgia, Greece, Montenegro, Romania,

Serbia, Slovenia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey,

Ukraine and Bulgaria, where the main office is situated.

Contact details 7, Lachezar Stanchev Str. ; 1797 Sofia (Bulgaria);

http://www.unesco-centerbg.org/en/

Project

Field(s) Intangible Cultural Heritage

We would like to join as a team partner in the project proposal

preparation on topics related to the preservation, digitization and popularization of intangible cultural heritage throughout Europe.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Call for Proposals EACEA 35/2017: Support for European cooperation projects

related to the European Year of cultural Heritage 2018

Deadline 22-NOV-2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name MUSEUM OF REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA

Short description

Museum of Republic of Srpska is the national museum of the Republic of Srpska entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was founded in 1930 and its first collection consisted of historically and culturally priceless ethnographic objects from this region. Since then, the museum has grown and today it is the central institution for the preservation of movable cultural heritage in the Republic of Srpska entity.

Contact details Nikola Zagorac Phone: +387 65 180 743 e-mail: Nik.zagorac@gmail.com

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Project

Field(s) Traditional clothing, dance and songs

Description

THREAD is an international multimedia digital project that gives a modern interpretation of traditional heritage from different countries. The end result of the project is an interactive exhibition which consists of three key elements:

- a display of traditional folk costumes from the second half of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century from three different countries where garments from these countries and cultural heritage would be combined on the same model (e.g. a head cover (hat) from Poland, shirt from Greece and trousers from Bosnia and Herzegovina),

- a model remix of traditional songs from these countries and time period and

- a dance performance also combining elements from traditional dances from all partner countries.

The costumes, songs and dances produced through this project would represent unique and original combinations, i.e. blends of several different cultures. What objects belonging to different cultural heritage holds together in a harmonious whole is a unique symbolism that objects have in themselves and that tell the story about childhood, youth, marriage, maturity and death. It is these five themes that are the five different parts of the exhibition through which visitors will learn about the difference of the other and recognize in it a surprising similarity with their own heritage. Project aims:

- to give a new approach to the study of cultural heritage - to develop a digital multimedia platform for approaching

young audience - to interrupt the standard way of exhibiting traditional costume - to challenge young designers to reproduce traditional culture

in a modern way - to offer the public an interactive project experience.

Partners searched

Countries All eligible European countries

Profile We are looking for private or public partners with experience in traditional music, dance or clothing

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Other

…

All potential partners should contact us by 14th November at the latest.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Cooperative, small-scale project

Deadline 2017

Cultural operator(s)

Name National Historical Museum, Tirana (Albania)

Short description

The National History Museum is a state institution under the

jurisdiction of Ministry of Culture of Albania.

Contact details Dr. Dorian Koçi, director, +355685002025, dorian.koci@mhk.gov.al, dorian.koci@gmail.com

Project

Field(s)

The status of the National History Museum is approved by the Albanian

Ministry of Culture; it operates on a daily basis following an internal set

of rules and regulations.

The National History Museum, at the base of its work has the protection

of the national cultural heritage efficiently, creating a heritage vision as a

unique part of the national values, at home and abroad. The National

Historical Museum aims to increase interaction, the effectiveness of work

to meet the planned objectives through monitoring, evaluation and

ongoing control.

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Description

The project proposals:

4. EDUCATIVE CLASS

(An environment dedicated to the Sector of Educational

Programs)

The education is one of the key activities of museums, along with the

preservation, research and presentation of museum objects. Museums,

which have gathered the civilization and experience of mankind for

centuries, together with universities, scientific and research

institutions, represent valuable sources of education. As a unique

intermediary between the historic object and the cultural heritage,

museums offer unlimited opportunities in the field of education.

The educational programs are an important element for the recognition

of our culture. The museum reflects quality, professionalism and

passion on others; it aims to raise people's awareness to visit it. The

didactic programs offered to different age groups are conceived as a

useful opportunity for museum recognition, works and preservation.

5. THE MULTIMEDIA GUIDE OF THE NATIONAL

HISTORICAL MUSEUM

The project aims at:

f) Creating an electronic magazine (database), where all the

information for each object in the museum will be categorized.

g) Creating an electronic magazine (database), where all information

for each sector of the museum will be categorized. In this way

each sector will interact independently with each other.

h) Creating a program that will be preinstalled on an electronic

device that will serve as a Mobile Interactive Guide (MIG).

i) Creating a web application, this will be part of the Museum’s

website.

j) Creating of a smartphone applications where visitors will be able

to consult the reduced information regarding museum objects.

The construction of this infrastructure enables the centralization of all

information in a database, which will supply all technological

interfaces with information. Through PCs and smartphones, the

visitors can, wherever they are, access general information about the

museum and any objects. The information can be used in different

languages.

Through this project, a wider audience is reached, offering more

access to history and cultural heritage. We aim to create an interactive

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community among experts, curators and public. The extensive

information for visitors in several languages is offered. The visit at the

museum will be more attractive, as well as adding essential services to

the public and museum visitors.

6. EXCHANGE OF CULTURAL ACTORS

(Training in collecting management field, in restoration and

conservation field, in marketing and communication field)

d) The Collections Management Sector is responsible for recording,

documenting, searching and storing collections, such as those that

are exposed and those in funds, in collaboration with the

Collections Conservation Sector.

We propose exchanges of cultural actors in order to increase the

capacities and enabling employees to acquire new skills to adapt the

new management models. We propose training and workshops in the

collection management field.

e) The Collections Conservation Sector studies the state of the

exhibited objects and funds of the National Historical Museum and

compiles concrete projects for the conservation of different objects

according to scientific criteria. This sector designs and carries out

conservation projects on cultural heritage objects, takes care of the

maintenance of museum facilities.

We propose exchanges of cultural actors in order to increase the

capacities and enabling employees to acquire new skills to adapt the

new technologies. We propose training and workshops in the

restoration and conservation field.

f) The Communication and Development Sector is responsible for

promoting the museum's public image, external communication,

research and development of the audience, as well as fundraising.

This sector covers public relations and external communication,

including press releases and other media communications.

We propose exchanges of cultural actors in order to increase the

capacities and enabling employees to acquire new skills to adapt to

new communication models. We propose training and workshops in

the field of marketing and communication.

Looking for Partners

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Countries Italy, South East Europe, France, Germany

Profile

The profile of partner organizations should aim at promoting the local and

foreign public’s awareness and appreciation of the history. These

organizations should also attempt to encourage a productive discussion

among all the citizens about the past, present and future of their country.

To this end, the partner organizations should preserve and consider

extensive material and non-material evidence of the historical and cultural

heritage of a country. These organizations should also have experiences

through activities that support their vision and mission.

Other

…

The National Historical Museum’s project proposals not only raise the

awareness of Albanian cultural heritage, but also have an effect that will

last in time and will make sustainable results beyond the end of the

project.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Category 1 – Small scale projects

Deadline January 18, 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name Creative Laboratory of Contemporary Theatre - KRILA

Short description

Creative Laboratory of Contemporary Theatre KRILA is an art organization founded in 2011 in Rijeka, Croatia. Organisation’s key activities are artistic production of contemporary theatre projects, organizing educational programmes as well as master workshops for professional development of performance artists. The KRILA artistic focus is on collaborative and devised theatre, physical theatre (dramatic corporeal mime), site-specific theatre, new media performances and participatory events/audience co-creation events.

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Contact details

CONTACT PERSON: Ms Ivana Peranic ADDRESS: Kvaternikova 4, 51000 Rijeka, Croatia PHONE: +385(0)91 579 35 95 E-MAIL: info@krila.org or krila051@gmail.com WEB: www.krila.org

Project

Field(s) Theatre

Description

The goal of the ‘Make a Move’ project is to create a sustainable transnational co-creation and capacity building structure for European cultural operators active in the field of movement-based theatre, in the process raising the visibility of non-institutionalized theatre practices and celebrating of the role of ‘Theatre du geste’ in the European non-tangible cultural heritage. The ‘Make a Move’ project will develop and pilot an innovative incubating environment (co-creation laboratory) in which 5 - 10 theatre companies from 5 different Creative Europe program countries will grow all aspects of their creative proposals from the stage of creative ideas to up to the the stage of a full international production, in the process showing work in progress to a variety of target audiences across different European host cities. In the process, the project will create capacity building tools and practices that will constitute a blueprint for a sustainable and mobile theatre incubator and raise awareness about the societal and artistic significance of non-institutionalised theatre practices. The ‘Make a Move’ project has been developed with the support of Rijeka – The European Capital of Culture 2020.

Partners searched

Countries All Creative Europe programe countries

Profile

European theatre production companies; theatre education, training and

research institutions; cities/municipalities/regions interested in hosting the

‘Make a move’ theatre co-creation laboratory sessions

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Other

…

Interested organisations should send a letter of interest with a short description of their organization and specify their motivation for participating in the ‘Make a move’ project. In the subject line, please enter the title “Make a Move - Expression of interest”. Please contact us no later than December 1st, 2017.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European Year of Cultural Heritage Cooperation Projects, Cooperation Projects - small

Deadline 22 Nov 2017, 18 Jan 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name Centre for Women’s Studies/The Marija Jurić Zagorka Memorial Apartment

Short description

Marija Jurić Zagorka was the first professional political journalist in Croatia and South East Europe, a women’s rights’ advocate, one of the most widely-read Croatian writers ever, a co-founder of the Croatian Journalists Association, a novelist, a playwright, a screenwriter, one of the early pioneers of science fiction, the founder of the first women’s trade union organization in Croatia, and the list could continue. The Marija Jurić Zagorka Memorial Apartment is governed by the Centre for Women’s Studies founded in 1995 by a group of theoreticians and scientists, feminists, peace activists and artists. CWS fosters multi and interdisciplinary studies of women’s issues in Croatia and is the place of academic discourse, activism, and artistic practices, organized through education, research, publishing, library activities, cultural events, advocacy of gender equality and women’s studies.

Contact details

Dolac 8, 10000 Zagreb +385 1 4872 406 ana.pavlic@zenstud.hr, zagorka@zenstud.hr www.zenstud.hr, www.zagorka.net

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Project

Field(s) Graphic design, Digital arts, Film, Video, Audience Development, Science, Theory, Museums, Research

Description

Build a network of researchers and practitioners in the non-profit sector, museums, academia and companies in order to explore creative practice through co-creation and participatory programming to broaden the visibility of female heritage through events and online experiences

Partners searched

Countries UK, Denmark, Austria, France, Germany, Slovenia, Montenegro, Estonia, Sweden, Finland, Iceland

Profile Designers, developers, curators, researchers and practitioners in the non-profit sector, museums, academia and companies

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category European Cooperation projects (category 1)

Deadline 2017 November 20st

Cultural operator(s)

Name Telliskivi Creative City, Tallinn, Estonia

Short description

Telliskivi Creative City is a unique and special place. A work and leisure environment so effortlessly growing, progressing and developing is a rare sight even worldwide. Telliskivi Creative City has a black box theatre, galleries, rooms for discussions and workshops. Creative City is home for everything new. We offer a friendly and supportive environment for the good and fragile ideas to emerge and grow Telliskivi Creative City is an independent business hub, completely based on private ownership. It is a major act of reclaiming urban space: an old industrial territory springing to life, existing architecture finding new and alternative purposes. This kind of a setting is an excellent precondition for unique and inventive solutions. The Creative City spans 25 000 m2 and consists of 10

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buildings. Currently there are over 200 businesses, companies and NGOs operating on the premises. People quickly came to embrace the location for leisure activities, making it a daily destination for locals and visitors alike. Telliskivi extends the Tallinn downtown across the railway tracks, offering a cosy and artistic alternative to the sights and nightlife of the Old Town. The possibilities in Telliskivi are limited only by one’s imagination. Besides offices, ateliers, studios, workshops, rehearsal spaces, shops and clubs, the territory contains a bike shop, bread factory, print shop, concert hall, theatre stage, several cafes, galleries, bars and restaurants. Especially large events can take place in our courtyard. For example theTallinn Street Food Festival attracted around 18 000 visitors in 2016.

Contact details Merilin Laager

Merilin.laager@gmail.com

Project

Field(s) Cultural heritage, Food culture, Visual arts, Street Festivals, Education, Workshops

Description

Telliskivi House as a creative industry center in Tallinn plans a multidisciplinary cooperation project focusing on the use of food waste in different cultures as well as on how food waste will influence our food culture in the future. By collaborating with professional cooks and photographers as well as street food festivals we aim at introducing zero waste consumption models and their use in new food businesses. We would like to cooperate with organizations, which are active in food management or food waste research. Partnership and expertise of professional cooks and photographers is also of great value to us. Organizations that develop audience development methods, and finally, organizations working in the field of new media art and digital technology.

Looking for Partners

Countries All eligible countries

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Profile All profiles

Other

… We want to be a partner.

Culture sub-Program

Strand/category Small scale cooperation projects

Deadline 1.12.2017. (Application deadline 18.01.2018.)

Cultural operator(s)

Name Mediart International

Short description

Mediart International Association is actively involved in the realm of culture, art and international cooperation. The Association has been founded to primarily promote books, authors, literature and reading, as well as music, multimedia creativity and similar cultural segments. Thus far, Mediart International has successfully organized several international literary events; three editions of Zagreb Book Festival and five editions of Europea in the Backyard. Zagreb Book Festival has been envisioned as a yearly literary and cultural event in Zagreb. The overall objective of the festival is to preserve literature, linguistic achievements and books as an artistic form of creativity. During its existence, Zagreb Book Festival has established numerous successful partnerships with domestic and foreign institutions. Due to the excellence ZBF has achieved over the years, the festival has become an innovative, international and quality brand. The strategic objective of ZBF is to offer innovative program formed of different formats of engagement of the participating guests. Moreover, one of the strategic objectives of the festival is to provoke its visitors through panel discussions, thereby inspiring them to be more inclusive and more tolerant members of society. The festival has been recognized as successful by the Europe for Festivals platform, gaining EFFE Label 2017-2018. Europea in the Backyard is a festival whose main goal is to introduce reputable and well-received European authors to the Croatian readership by promoting their books on organized events. So far we have had the privilege of hosting approximately 100 foreign authors

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and more than 300 domestic authors, journalists and critics.

Contact details Address: Krvavi most 2, 10 000 Zagreb, Republic of Croatia E-mail: petralj@yahoo.com, tea.zgbookfestival@gmail.com

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Project

Field(s) Publishing, Literature, Engaged audience

Description

Despite all of the efforts carried out by the European Union to promote

gender equality in different realms of life, we are still witnessing unequal

conditions for men and women around Europe. Inequality is evident in the

gender pay gap, job descriptions for female and male workers that is

almost exclusively favouring men over women, and work conditions that

they encounter (maternity leave etc.). The gender inequality is also evident

in the field that is considered to be more progressive and liberal; creativity

and art. If one glances over the titles of recently published books and its

authors as well as the nominees of literary awards, male dominance cannot

be overlooked. Alongside with the aforementioned facts, with everything

that has been going on in the world we can see that the gender equality has

not been definitely achieved, but rather has to be reclaimed by each

following generation as one of the main pillars of the European Union and

its values. The overall objective of our project is to put the spotlight on

women authors and their creativity, as well as their specific experiences in

the field of European literature in order to expand the cleavage of equality

and to empower women in art and literature. We would like to find

partners that share that desire in order to cooperate on the project that

would create engaged audience in the field of empowering female writers.

We are equally willing to be a partner on somebody else’s project as we

are willing to be the lead partner ourselves.

Partners searched

Countries All eligible countries

Profile

Institutions with relevant previous experience. We are looking for someone that recognizes us as potential project partner on their existing project idea, but we are also interested in being a lead partner for the institutions that are recognizing the quality and the relevance of our project.

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Culture sub-Program

Strand/category

Cooperation Projekt

Deadline 18 January 2018

Cultural operator(s)

Name and country

Ilia State University, Georgia

Short description

https://iliauni.edu.ge/ge

Ilia State University Music Centre is part of the faculty of Arts and

Sciences. It was established in 2009 with an aim to develop new

directions in Georgian higher musical education, such as

Electroacoustic Music, Jazz and Pop-music studies, Ethnomusicology

and Early Music. Another important aim was to make higher musical

education more accessible to young people and to give them

contemporary, varied and relevant skill sets.

Today the Centre is involved in teaching Bachelor and PhD

programmes. At this moment it also is developing a Masters

programme in Jazz Studies. The Centre has a very lively cultural life

with concerts, workshops, master-classes, open lectures, etc. It is also

actively involved in research. It systematically organizes and

participates in international musicological and ethnomusicological

seminars, conferences, round tables, etc.

Contact details

Dr Marina Adamia, Full Professor

Music Centre Director

Ilia State University, Tbilisi, Georgia

Address: Chavchavadze Avenue, 32

Email: m.adamia@iliauni.edu.ge

Tel.: +995 595 29 62 64

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Proposed Creative Europe project

Field(s) Transnational Mobility, Audience development

Description

In recent times Georgia has become an associated member of Creative

Europe Programme, which supports transnational cooperation projects

involving cultural and creative organisations from different countries.

Georgia today shares in common European values. It actively promotes

participation in European societal and cultural experience. One of the

directions Ilia State University Music Centre is interested in developing

is Early Music. We already teach courses in Baroque and Renaissance

Music as part of our Bachelor Programme. But we also feel that despite

the rising interest from professional circles, as well as the public at

large, there still is a distinct lack of musicians playing and/or teaching

the music of these eras.

In addition to the above, the study of Baroque and Renaissance cultural

heritage is in a way a bridge of historical gap between Georgia and

Europe: from the 15th century Georgia was mostly cut off from the

important developments taking place in the West. Being involved in

Creative Europe Programme is important also from this point as well.

Ilia State University Music Centre has initiated a small scale Creative

Europe Project Proposal involving three partners from different

countries. The main aim of the Project is popularisation of Early Music

in Georgia among professional musicians, as well as in wider circles.

The Project also seeks to develop the ways of taking Early Music to the

various regions and audiences in Georgia, particularly to orphanages

and street children’s homes, to disabled groups and ethnic minorities

by involving them in the various activities within the Project.

Partners currently involved in the project (if any)

Name of organisation and country

Tbilisi State Chamber Orchestra „Georgian Sinfonietta”, Georgia, F.

Chopin University of Music. Warsaw, Poland

Partners searched

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Countries Italy, France, Germany, Holland, Great Britain

Preferred profile

Early Music

Music in Society

Music Therapy

Previous Creative Europe or Culture 2007-2013 programme experience (if any)

Project name(s) --

Role within projects

--

Are you interested in participating in other EU projects as a partner?

Yes Yes

No

What kind of projects are you interested in participating in?

In projects involving developing music therapy skills.

In projects involving working with various disadvantaged groups of

society.

In projects involving World Music and Jazz.