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The "Grodzka Gate – NN Theatre” Centre - Project: Following I.B Singer`s traces

noreply@blogger.com (Partner Search Team) — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 12:05:00 +0000

The "Grodzka Gate – NN Theatre” Centre from Lublin, Poland is looking for partners for a project to be submitted under the Culture Programme, Strand 1.2.1.

General description of the project:

Lublin and the Lublin region were favourite settings for stories by Isaac Bashevis Singer, the Literature Nobel Prize Winner. He was an unique writer, whose works made the region and especially its towns famous world-wide. The main idea of the project is to create artistic-educational Festival following I.B. Singer's traces which components include workshops and artistic events. All of that is prepared along with local organisations: schools, cultural centres, libraries, ngo's. Particular role in this project is played by a group of international volunteers who, together with youngsters and local communities, conduct cultural activities and animate the given space, creating unique programme drawing from tradition, culture and history.

Expressions of interest can be sent to Ms. Aleksandra Duź: ola.duz@tnn.lublin.pl

Contact:

Ośrodek "Brama Grodzka - Teatr NN"
ul. Grodzka 21
20-112 Lublin
tel. (081) 532 58 67
fax. (081) 534 61 10
e-mail: teatrnn@tnn.lublin.pl

For more information: http://sladamisingera.teatrnn.pl/en/home or www.facebook.com/sladamisingera

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Ośrodek "Brama Grodzka - Teatr NN"
www.teatrnn.pl

www.sladamisingera.teatrnn.pl
www.facebook.com/sladamisingera
ul. Grodzka 21
20-112 Lublin
tel. 081 53 258 67
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LegendFest- Festival of folk tales, legends and myths of Istria

noreply@blogger.com (Partner Search Team) — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 14:30:00 +0000

LegendFest is a festival of folk tales, legends and myths of Istria and it takes place in Pićan- small and picturesque town in the heart ogf Istria.

The source of inspiration are tales, legends and myths from all over the world, storytelling, art (visual art and performance), theatre and any other creative representtion of this theme.

We are looking for European partners for a project to be submited under the Culture Programme, Strand 1.2.1.

Expressions of interest can be sent to Jelena Dabić at
dabic.jelena@gmail.com

For more information: http://www.legendfest.hr/index.html

Request to post in opps our Call for Artists/ Projects

noreply@blogger.com (Partner Search Team) — Mon, 02 May 2011 15:57:00 +0000

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Open Call for ARTErra Artistic Residence in Portugal

ARTErra is structure is placed in Lobão da Beira, a village in PORTUGAL, near Tondela, district of Viseu is now open to receive projects from artist.

The application must contain the following elements:

- Curriculum Vitae; and Bio
- Portfolio, videos, photos , musics...;
- Description of the project to be undertaken at ARTERRA, including the project's objectives, needs and expectations of residence ,work methodologies,and all the details necessary to understand the proposal;
- Ideal dates and time for the residence;
- Complementary information (needs for meals, number of persons involved, technical requirements, work characteristics and other additional information relevant to the work process).

ARTErra is a private structure of incentive for artistic creation in a quiet and green small village, which aims to facilitate encounters between different artists and aesthetic disciplines. ARTERRA is strongly committed to offering the residents a cheerful and productive stay. Because of that, partnerships have been established with the Municipality of Tondela and Lobão da Beira for reception and possible presentations of performative works, exhibitions, workshops, lectures, etc.

We offer two distinct spaces: the house where the residents can do the meals, rest, meet each other. In the other space, the "creation yard", with different work places, ateliers, studio, blackbox, documentation center and peaceful gardens.

Please visit our blog or our site at:

http://arterra.weebly.com/

http://arterra-residencias.blogspot.com/

contact us:

arterra.geral@gmail.com

Please contact us if you are looking for a place to develop your artistic project.

Best wishes
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ARTErra Residências Rurais Artísticas

Micaela Ferreira
Skype: Arterraportugal

http://arterra.weebly.com/
http://arterra-residencias.blogspot.com/

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ARTErra Residências Rurais Artísticas

Micaela Ferreira
Skype: Arterraportugal

http://arterra.weebly.com/
http://arterra-residencias.blogspot.com/

RE; KENYA- DANCE ARTS FESTIVAL SEEKS EUROPEAN Partners FOR DEC- 2112 FESTIVAL

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 07:58:00 +0000

DEAR EDITOR FOR INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS.

LAKE VICTORIA ARTS CENTER KENYA SEEKS TO GET NORDIC ARTS CENTERS, OR EUROPEAN CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS,CULTURE ART GROUPS,CULTURE UNIVERSITIES DEPTS -TO PARTNER WITH IT IN ITS LAKE VICTORIA INTERNATIONAL DANCE THEATER FESTIVAL OF DECEMBER 2012.

for more Details kindly write to the artistic director;Email... paulwairoma@yahoo.co.uk or festival consultants in Santiago chile....macaerena.andrews@gmail.com

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the CEO,lake victoria special arts kenya project
www.lakevictoriaspecialarts.org

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the CEO,lake victoria special arts kenya project
www.lakevictoriaspecialarts.org

Culture Through Time: Project for Strand 1.3.5

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 13:15:00 +0000

Sakarya University searchs for partners for Strand 1.3.5. Cooperation projects. The project aims at the interaction of different cultures around a common concept. Activities are mainly for art students. Students from various countries will reinterpret the relation between space, time and audience. The main objectives of the project are: To gather art students who represent diverse geographies and art education systems, in collective activities and exhibitions; to create a transnational performance area where students are given the opportunity to produce artworks that will reflect the uniqueness of their culture; to provide an active participation of audience into the practice of arts.

For further details please contact
Ms. Tugba Ayas
gsf@sakarya.edu.tr
tel:+0902642956874
Fax:+0902642956835
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Bu e-posta, SAÜ CAWIS WebMail kullanılarak gönderilmiştir : http://www.mail.sakarya.edu.tr/
Sakarya Üniversitesi ile ilgili bilgi, haber ve duyurular için : http://www.sakarya.edu.tr/
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Otherworld - a floating theatre with water at its centre

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 12:11:00 +0000

Big Telly Theatre Company (Northern Ireland) is looking for European partners to collaborate with on its Otherworld (floating water theatre) project.

Big Telly is based in Portstewart on the North Coast of Ireland and it is this stunning coastal environment which is the inspiration behind our pioneering water theatre, and which has led us to develop this unique concept, Otherworld.

Otherworld is a floating theatre with water at its centre forming the stage, which will be anchored in harbours and rivers and reached by a fixed gangway. Inside, it will be used to present spectacular water-theatre, Celtic-inspired but also making connections to other myths with other worlds, such as the Greek Elysium, or the Valhalla of the Norse, and also to present community celebrations described below. Otherworld is a unique context to explore and celebrate our identity as islanders, the symbolic significance of water and our relationship with the coast.

Otherworld will be designed and built by a marine construction specialist, in collaboration with civil engineers, architects, environmental experts, a theatre design team and in consultation with the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. Otherworld will be a controllable environment, with its own generator for lights and sound, and its own hydraulic system for raising cast and set from the water beneath. The piece works on several levels – from the outside it will attract attention as an interesting and sympathetic installation, and audiences who attend a show will experience a totally innovative water-theatre spectacle.

Otherworld will be launched in harbours/rivers in N. I. during the summer of 2013, as part of Derry’s City of Culture Celebrations. The Otherworld is a concept shared by many cultures, and therefore this structure is a symbol of our internationalism and cultural diversity. It will have a significant impact for the whole community, as well as a deeper resonance for those who see a performance, visit the exhibition or participate in a water workshop. The involvement of local young people in its design is crucial, developing them as cultural ambassadors, furthering community connections through our inter-generational programme. In subsequent years we plan to tour Otherworld to the UK and international destinations.

Otherworld will develop new audiences, assist in the regeneration of harbours/ports, make new connections between harbours/ports and culture and boost tourism. Otherworld will give people pride in their local environment as well as promoting tolerance, respect and understanding of other cultures. Otherworld is a perfect opportunity to highlight environmental issues, and the multi-disciplinary nature of this project presents exciting opportunities for cutting-edge collaborations involving young people, coastal communities, the world of water-sports and artists from all disciplines.

Otherworld will also present community based work such as floating exhibitions, storytelling, choral performances and function as a learning space and a cinema showing water themed work, with interactive effects. Additional activities taking place in and around Otherworld will include water puppetry, displays from water sports clubs such as wake boarding, synchronised kayaking, sailing, projection of images onto sails, floating lantern processions, the decoration of bridges, choirs who sing from opposite shores, messages in bottles, coasteering treasure hunts, other initiatives which celebrate water as the essence of life and raise awareness about the importance of the coastal environment.

The company would welcome any new partner wishing to bring its creative and innovative contribution to the development of the project.

Please send expressions of interest to:

Louise Rossington (General Manager)

Big Telly Theatre Company

E-mail: louise@big-telly.com

Tel/Fax: +44 2870 832588

For more information about the company please see www.big-telly.com

Partner Search EU Culture Programme Bid (2007-13) - Transparent Boundaries (Textile Practioners & Architects)

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Tue, 14 Dec 2010 08:17:00 +0000

The University offers a range of specialist courses in art, design, architecture, media and communications across five campuses in the South East of
England; UCA Canterbury, UCA Epsom, UCA Farnham, UCA Maidstone and UCA Rochester.

Our 6,505 students come from over 70 countries and are enrolled on pre-degree, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Of our 821 staff, 266 are
academic staff, approximately half of which are research active. We have more than 50 partnerships with the creative industries, including global
companies based in the South East of England and over 80 international academic collaborations and partnerships with universities and colleges in 30
countries.

www.ucreative.ac.uk

We are looking to submit an application under the EU Culture Programme (2007-13)Strand 1.2.1: Cooperation Projects in October 2011.

Transparent Boundaries is a trans-national collaborative project in which textile practitioners and architects explore lace net-works as a potential
medium for the questioning of material, political and personal boundaries.

The Project Director is Professor Lesley Millar. Over the last 13 years her area of research has explored the inherent, and apparently contradictory,
nature of cloth: that it is both an expression of cultural particularity and represents a language of making that that crosses national boundaries. She
is also interested in the relationship between textiles and the built environment.

Partners

We are seeking partners at two levels

Funded joint project partners
Partners to be part of a dissemination network

and are open to interest from a range of organisations including Universities, architects and textile practioners. However we do not wish to exclude
other organisations who may have an appropriate interest.

Deadline for responding: 15th Feb 2011

Potential partners will be contacted with a view to opening further dialogue. We hope to bring all potential partners together for a meeting to begin
to develop the partnership and work on the development of the bid.

EU CULTURE PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE	To enhance the cultural area shared by Europeans, the foundations which lie in their common cultural heritage, through the development of cultural cooperation between artists, stakeholders and cultural institutions of the countries taking part in the Programme, with a view to encourage the emergence of European citizenship.
PROJECT DURATION	Maximum of 24^th months
GRANT ALLOCATION	Funds of between EUR 50.000 and EUR 200.000 are available, but EU support is limited to a maximum of 50% of the total eligible cost. UCA seeks to submit a bid between EUR 150.000 - EUR 200.00
APPLICATION DEADLINE	1^st October 2011
PROJECT OUTLINE / CONTRIBUTION TO PROJECT	As we have moved into the 21st century, the expanding borders of Europe have shifted the reference points of nationhood. Demarcations of traditional geographical borders are in flux, cultural groupings are located in multiple centres, no longer defined by the limits of state. This project is an exploration of lace net-works as a potential medium for the questioning traditional perceptions of the intransigence of material, political and personal boundaries. The project has the following objectives: To: Question the materiality, form and purpose of boundaries and enclosures. Develop lace net-works as a means of forming series of connections, surrounding, but not enclosing space, forming boundaries and affording access. Consider and analyse the social impact of lace and lace net-work structures on community inter-connectedness. This project will place textile practitioners and architects in creative trans-national and interdisciplinary working partnerships. Partnerships will be established in three countries between a textile practitioner from one country and an architect from another country and be linked to a university. Each partnership will be required to identify and develop a joint project e.g.: a community project taking the interconnected nature of lace net-works as its starting point or an architectural feature using the potential offered by lace structure to form spatial links between walled off spaces. Context Transparent Boundaries builds on the research and networks established over four years, in which an international cohort of textile artists, designers and architects responded individually to architect Toyo Ito's question "how to forge relations between otherwise walled-off spaces?" The first outcome of the Transparent Boundaries project will be a major international touring exhibition titled 'Lost in Lace', opening in October 2011 at the Gas Hall, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery.
EXPERIENCE	The University for the Creative Arts has considerable experience and a long track record of both leading and partnering projects with EU funds and in transnational projects, including ESF, Leonardo and Interreg. Professor Lesley Millar has been researching, documenting and disseminating the role of textiles as an expression of cultural particularity for the past 13 years. This has given her extensive experience of working with artists, organizations and funding bodies in the UK and abroad, in particular Japan, and more recently the Baltic countries of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, and the Scandinavian countries of Finland and Norway. She was Project Director for two previous international collaborative projects, bringing together textile practitioners in trans-national working partnerships: · 'Through the Surface- collaborating textile artists from the UK and Japan' (2003-05), raising and managing a £300,000 budget, initiating and documenting 7 working partnerships in the UK and Japan; · 'Cultex: textiles as a cross-cultural language' (2008-11) a collaboration between UK, Norway and Japan funded and supported by organizations and universities in all three countries. She has also curated and organised 6 major international touring exhibitions, including raising and managing budgets from £70,000 - £350,000, and has worked closely with the cultural departments of Embassies from all participating countries.
ROLE/EXPERTISE REQUIRED from POTENTIAL PARTNERS	1. Working on culture-based projects, possibly in an EU context 2. Working in architecture and/or textile, especially lace. 3. Ability to identify potential suitable participants, 4. Access to and/or ability to identify studio and exhibition space and accommodation 5. Strong connections in the local community and region 6. Possibility to host educational events: conference, workshops 7. Ability to raise the match funding requirement and possible assistance with additional fund raising
INFORMATION REQUIRED from POTENTIAL PARTNERS	1. Some initial information addressing the above points 1-7 2. An organisational overview and some information about the individuals who may be become involved in this project. 3. Information about past or current similar projects would also be useful.
RETURN DATE for INTERESTED PARTNERS	15^th February 2011 Potential partners will be contacted with a view to opening further dialogue. We hope to bring all potential partners together for a meeting to begin to develop the partnership and work on the development of the bid.

For further information PLEASE CONTACT: Uwe Derksen - uderksen@ucreative.ac.uk or Professor Lesley Millar : lmillar@ucreative.ac.uk
Date	Dec 2010

Clare Wunderly

Research & Enterprise Manager (Enterprise Surrey)

Research & Enterprise

University for the Creative Arts

Falkner Rd, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7DS

Direct Tel: +44 (0)1227 817432

Email: cwunderly@ucreative.ac.uk

Web: www.ucreative.co.uk/business

One of Europe's leading arts and design institutions, the University for the Creative Arts builds on a proud tradition of creative arts
education spanning 150 years. Our campuses at Canterbury, Epsom, Farnham, Maidstone and Rochester are home to more than 6,000 students from
76 countries studying on courses in fashion, graphics, design, media, fine art and architecture

Culture Programme Strand 1.1 Project "European Small Ports"

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 10:59:00 +0000

Castellamare di Stabia Municipality (Naples – Italy) is looking for North European partners for a project to be submitted under the Culture Programme, Strand 1.1 (deadline: 1st October 2010).

Project: Cultural Heritage and tourist development of European Small Ports - ESP

Request of financing: € 2.200.000

Global Cost of the project: € 4.400.000 – 60 months

The overall objective of the project consists in the promotion of the social and economic development of the small ports placed in South and in the North of Europe, part in the Mediterranean Sea and part on the Atlantic and Baltic Sea.

The aim is the creation of a network based on a strong partnership among the ports of the involved countries, in order to strengthen the economic potentialities of the partners, through both the development of new markets and those already existing; The enhancement of the endogenous potentials of each partner through activities which point out the natural, cultural and artistic heritage through maritime, cultural and environmental events.

As general objective of the project we want to focus our gaze on the small ports, re-evaluating the know-how of each country involved, particularly related to archaeological and architectural aspects, agro-food products, the handicraft sector and the landscape, so to re-emerge the characteristic beauties of each port involved in the project.

Expressions of interest can be sent to Prof. Paolo Cutolo- Dicocom Srl cutolo@dicocom.it or info@dicocom.it

oneminuteforeurope.eu - a project for trans-national mobility of artists from all over Europe

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:51:00 +0000

MEDIENTRAKTOR e.V. is looking for partners for our new project called oneminuteforeurope.eu, that gives artists the opportunity to publish their works trans-nationally and hence become part of an international dialogue of artist from all over Europe. In the following, we would like to present our project and give you the opportunity to become an active part of it..

Oneminuteforeurope.eu is a creative Internet platform that issues a challenge to European artists. We are giving them the possibility to exhibit their ideas about Europe and to create a multicultural dialogue through one minute video work (film, trailer, animation, collage, documentation etc). By joining our platform, the artists will not only present their piece of work. They will also become part of a trans-national virtual exhibition that will be staged on the Internet level. The project guarantees an international exchange of creative work. Through the partnerships with various European countries, a trans-national mobility among the partner organizations will be ensured. Oneminuteforeurope.eu offers the chance to reflect all kinds of the European citizens´ positions concerning e.g. expanding Europe, cultural identity, criti-cism or life experience gained in different countries.

Oneminuteforeurope.eu - a project for trans-national mobility of artists

WE WILL APPLY AT 1^st of October 2010. If you are interested in joining our project, please fill out our registration form attached to this email and send it back via email (sina@oneminuteforeurope.eu), fax (+49 351 811 3754) or mail.

We are looking forward to working with you on this creative and intercultural project!

Best regards,

Sina Bredthauer

Medientraktor e.V.
PF 100603
01076 Dresden/Germany
Email:    sina@oneminuteforeurope.eu
Tel:         +49 351 41 889 679
Fax:        +49 351 811 37 54

Schools as cultural hubs

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 07:53:00 +0000

MADE is an architecture centre and registered charity in the West Midlands region of the UK. We involve residents in designing their own neighbourhoods by making sure they work alongside architects and developers as equal partners in regeneration projects.

MADE wishes to develop a European partnership to establish schools as cultural hubs for the whole community. Culture can make schools become the heart of a community as well as enhance learning and educational performance. Schools could do more to invite the community onto their premises for cultural activity. Schools have facilities which should be used by the whole community for performance and exhibition. And schools could make better use of the cultural facilities beyond their school gates, like theatre spaces and dance studios, for student learning, performance and installations. The UK has been investing in new school buildings which have included new cultural facilities – but how do we make sure these are used by the community? In some areas, the capital investment programmes have allowed young people to work on design teams with architects and artists to design their new buildings, fabricate new artworks, design new school uniforms, and in some cases even change the school timetable. Although these capital investment programmes are being reduced, the school curriculum is being freed up, bringing more opportunities to embed arts and culture within schools.

The role of culture in creating local places

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 07:51:00 +0000

Playful Public Realm

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 07:50:00 +0000

Organizacja koncertów zespołu muzyki cerkiewnej w Europie, Australii , Azji

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:18:00 +0000

Subject : Organisation concerts Ensemble Music Ortodox in Europe , Australia , Asia

BODY : On the occasion of the 40 - anniversary of the Orthodox Church Music Ensemble under the direction of Father Jerzy SZURBAK, one of the world's finest interpreters of music of the Orthodox Church, looking for partners in Europe, Australia and Asia, willing to host concerts in their countries. The team would like to benefit from European Union subsidies to cover part of expenses, under a grant to the culture. Expect from the partner organizations shows, concerts and advertising organizations stay / bed and transport to the site.

All persons interested in cooperation, organizations, please contact:

Agencja Koncertowa Muzyka

Dorota Gębska

akmuzyka2@wp.pl

0048 22 754 66 56

+48 691 505 165

Short_documentaries

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:16:00 +0000

"The Journey We Are All On"

This concept paper concerns the development of two pilot documentary series for Free-Awareness.

Synopsis

AWARENESS or "The Journey We Are All On" project objective is to raise the teaching of Free-Awareness from the realm of theory to the level of practice through introducing it to as many people as possible.

The teaching incorporates with an exceptional clarity and simplicity the wisdom of the ancient spiritual capital to date and rightly can be said that it interprets and unites all our experience, thinking and beliefs and is the journey we are all on.

Beginning, End, God, Mind, Matter, Powers, Elements… Awareness conquers all.

Implementation

Project activities include shooting of two short documentaries about Free-Awareness.

The scenario is developed by Free-Awareness team.

Shooting is supposed to take place under one of the 5 tallest trees in the world (in California) and will be managed by Free-Awareness Association.

Distribution

The series will be in English and will be offered to all major TV channels and media worldwide. A DVD together with the Free-Awareness book will be offered as well. Moments/segments of the series will be made available on the internet and will be electronically distributed to as many universities as possible.

Sustainability

One indicator for project sustainability is the rapidly growing number of Free-Awareness' followers and audience (1000 in the USA and 3000 in Europe and elsewhere for the last 3 months).

Other indicator is Free-Awareness' long-term strategy which annual plans include shooting subsequent short documentaries.

Third indicator is the growing tendency of ours to look to the small TV screen for all of our news, education and entertainment. We know the TV and internet together have beaten print media pretty well and our age is turning less-and-less-literary. Having this in mind, this project is to set the foundations of Free-Awareness' Globalisation Projects and help us all experience the "missing element" of our never ending spiritual desire – the infinite awareness.

Free-Awareness is looking for sponsors and financial support for the implementation of the "The Journey We Are All On" project.

Expressions of interest can be sent to Mr. Bentinho Massaro
bentinho@free-awareness.com
http://free-awareness.com/

La Galerie Chor=?ISO-8859-1?B?6Q==?=graphique: Project /international Dance-Teater-Music Production

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 14:11:00 +0000

Artitistic project: “Les Enfants de la Forêts”
Trois artistes contemporains d’expérience, âgés de plus de 60 ans, se réunissent pour une création théâtrale, chorégraphique et musicale qui évoque l’enfance.
Ils sont de la génération, qui dans les années 70 et 80 a flirté avec les avants garde. Ils sont originaires respectivement d’Argentine, du Japon et de France. Leur fantaisie, leur goût de l’expérimentation et leur attachement aux valeurs humanistes les conduisent à se retrouver aujourd’hui autour de ce projet de création où ils exploreront des univers poétiques aux saveurs multiples.

La distribution: Graziella Martinez (danse/théâtre) , Shiro Daïmon (danse/théâtre/musique), François Rossé (musique/pianiste/compositeur)

Début des répétitions: automne 2011

"Children of the Forest"
Three contemporary artists' experience, aged over 60 years, meet for a theatrical creation, choreography and music that evokes childhood.
They are the generation who in years 70 and 80 has flirted with the front guard. They are respectively from Argentina, Japan and France. Their imagination, their taste for experimentation and commitment to humanistic values lead them to find themselves today around the project of creation or poetic universe they explore multiple flavors.

Distribution: Graziella Martinez (dance / theater), Shiro Daimon (dance / theater / music), Francis Thrashed (music / pianist / composer)

Rehearsals begin: Automn 2011

The network welcomes any new partner wishing to bring its creative and
innovative contribution to the development of the project: résidencies and funds for the production

Expressions of interest can be sent to
Thierry GOURMELEN
LA GALERIE CHORÉGRAPHIQUE
Directeur artistique
2 rue de la Tour d’Auvergne 11000 Carcassonne
Tel: 00 33 6 32 38 17 42
Thierry.lagalerie@wanadoo.fr

Dynamis Foundation. Project for artistic talents incubator

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 16:50:00 +0000

We are a Polish non-profit organization Dynamis located in Krakow. We plan to extend our activities by founding some kind of "talent incubator" which would start in the fall 2010 and consists of meetings every other weekend with well known Polish and international artists from different fields to show a wide range of artistic and cultural activities, inspire young people imagination and support their artistic research and development. We would like to have lectures and workshops with chosen artists, organize a multimedia exhibition with "Students" and "Masters" artworks in one of Krakow's galleries, have a website in Polish and in English where we could also put pictures of artworks, a blog written by students and coordinators and maybe organize a few lectures for larger public. We are looking for French and German partners: ngo's or/and other institutions having experience in similar projects and willing to help us to find 2-3 artists in their respective countries who would like to come to Poland, create a network with us, organize a study visit for us and host the exhibition for some time. We intend to apply for European regional founds to be able to finance the project.

Expressions of interest can be sent to Ms.Joanna Haldas at joanna.haldas@dynamis.pl, phone: +48 501456776

World Literature-Francophonie-Censorship-Jean Genet-Literary Translation

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 14:22:00 +0000

FIT Literary Translation committee, a committee within the NGO, FIT,

is seeking a partner for an event, in Paris, November 2010, to show how censorship impacts, or not, on the work of Jean Genet, around the world, in this, his centenary year.

The event will look at Genet's work through theatre and translation, highlighting the work of literary translators. The event also includes partners from Norway, UK, and France. The group welcomes partners from the area of Francophonie wishing to bring their own specific contribution to the event.

Expressions of interest to: Ms Miriam Lee: fitlitter[at] gmail.com-Replace [at] with @ when emailing

Tel: +353 86 82 45 345

Committee: http://www.fit-ift.org/en/committ-literary.php

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FIT Literary Translation Committee
Blog: http://fitlittrans.blogspot.com/
http://sites.google.com/site/fitliterarytranslation/
e: fitlitter@gmail.com
skype:fit.literary.translation
or skype: fitlitter

European Clown Project

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:27:00 +0000

We are looking for a third project partner to join Central School of Speech and Drama (University of London) and the Escola de Clown de Barcelona for a Co-operation Project (strand 1.2.1). The project seeks to draw on trans-European traditions and contemporary practices of clown and clown training, to make and tour a major new clown performance and to build professional clown training opportunities across Europe.

Expressions of interest can be sent to Jon Davison, Clown Research Fellow, CSSD, at jon.davison@cssd.ac.uk

Tel: +44 7796 155 546

www.cssd.ac.uk

www.jondavison.net

www.ecoladeclown.eu

Partner for Interreg Bid

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 10:15:00 +0000

As part of the West Sussex County Council Arts Service, we are looking for European Partners to put forward a bid for Interreg 3 Funding under priority 3.

Our project aims to locate exciting and inspiring performance spaces in West Sussex for outdoor performance companies to use. Within the project we would like to echo the Creation Centre projects in France, by making our own Creation Centre in West Sussex. We hope to make links with sites in France where companies could create work and travel around the northern regions of france and South East regions of England. A large part of the work we hope the have in these spaces is working with communities, providing them with enriching programmes and workshops based around the work the performance companies are doing.

Once these spaces have been developed and located, they will be entered into a database website which companies can use to contact venue/space owners and make connections with other companies.

Expressions of Interest should be sent to:

Amy Curtis- project assistant WSCC Arts Service

Email: amy.curtis@westsussex.gov.uk

Misura 1.1. e 1.2 Citizen Ship

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 07:15:00 +0000

Ricerca partner per progetti scadenza settembre

Maria Brunella Stancato

Presidente Associazione Volare a S.Stefano

Referente Amministrazioni Comunali Calabria

0039 0984 446048

0039 328 1096591

Documentary series about integration of ethnic minorities in Europe - looking for partners & funding

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Fri, 14 May 2010 10:49:00 +0000

Lobodocs (www.lobodocs.com), a video production company for documentaries based in London is looking for European partners and funding for an exciting multimedia project with a TV component called ?One Europe?, which tackles positive example of integration of ethnic minorities in Europe. This project has many interactive and cross-platform potential.
We have already produced several documentaries and current affairs programs, with emphasis on international social and cultural issues (more info on our website). You can watch our demo reel here: http://www.lobodocs.com/demo.html (197MB).

If you wish to know more about the project, do not hesitate to contact us.

Contact: Alejandra de Leiva

E-mail: alejandra.leiva[at]lobodocs.com à Replace [at] with @ when sending

Organisation: Lobodocs (www.lobodocs.com)

Alejandra de Leiva
Executive Producer, Lobodocs

E-mail: alejandra.leiva@lobodocs.com
Phone: +44 (0)7719710427

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Tue, 11 May 2010 23:09:00 +0000

The theatre group "Fatias de Cá" from Portugal is looking for partners who believe that it is possible to act "The Tempest" in two languages.
On a familiar basis previous experience we had in France, where we acted "The Tempest" in three languages - Portuguese, French and Japanese, we concluded that it's a possible and culturally enriching real activity to achieve. The goal is to gather some of our actors and partners' actors to represent "The Tempest" in two languages. It would be an adapted version and takes about 1 hour. Also collateral activities are to be planned.
If you believe that it's possible and that this is a way of enlarging Shakespeare's plays to the european world and in an european way feel free to contact us and we will be available for a meeting.
The project sould be submitted under the Culture Programme strand 1.2.3 - deadline 1st October 2010
Contact person: Cláudia Gomes
Organization name: Fatias de Cá
Organizations website: www.fatiasdeca.net
Email contact: claudia.gomes@fatiasdeca.net

Project: Represent THE TEMPEST from W.Shakespeare in two languages

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Tue, 11 May 2010 23:01:00 +0000

Light Emitting Vessel - Digital Cinema within an Art Gallery.

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Sun, 09 May 2010 05:02:00 +0000

Australian Artist, Peter Toy, will be developing new works, (July to December 2010), for his Light Emitting Vessel which will be exhibited at the Oulu Museum of Art (Finland) in September and the Art & Cultural Studies Laboratory (Armenia) in December, 2010.

The theoretical underpinnings of Peter Toy's work is explained.....http://petertoy.com.au/enter_LEV.html

Peter Toy welcomes any new partner wishing to contribute to the development of this project in Finland, Armenia or any other suggested location in Europe.

Expressions of interest can be sent to:

Peter Toy

freeflowingvisuals@yahoo.com.au

More information:

http://petertoy.com.au/index.html

Videopolis 2010 looking for Regional Partners

noreply@blogger.com (Arts.info Contributors) — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 02:56:00 +0000

Videopolis 2010 is a traveling audiovisual exhibition that features urban life stories produced by local filmmakers from European and American cities. Created by Algo Bueno Management Cultura in Barcelona, with the Support of the Artehoy Foundation and Viart. Videopolis has been designed to travel and be screened in different events and venues generating an urban dialogue between audiences and creators from different locations.

Videopolis 2010 currently features more than 70 films in 4 categories (short films, documentary, experimental and animation) from more than 18 cities in America and Europe. It has already been screened at the Museum of Modern Art in Bogota and at the AAVE Festival at Malmitalo, Helsinki.

We are looking for venues, organizations and events across Europe that would be interested in screening the films and providing space and resources for workshops, lectures and courses for adults teens and children.

More information about Videopolis 2010 is available at

http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=175501058090&ref=ts
http://www.youtube.com/user/Videopolis2010
http://www.vimeo.com/groups/videopolis

http://www.algobueno.eu/es/audiovisuales.html

For detailed information you can contact

Jorge Rodriguez

Videopolis 2010 - Algo Bueno Management Cultura SCCL

Videopolis@algobueno.eu phone +34934263935 (office hours 10h to 18h)

C/Sants 130, Barcelona 08028 SPAIN