About
artistic mobility and networking in the Balkan and Maghreb region
Kulturni centar Grad, Braće
Krsmanović 4
Date
and time: 1st
October, 17-20:30h
Curated
by: Andrej Bereta (ARTIKAL, Serbia/B&H) and Xavier de Luca
(JISER, Spain/Tunisia/Algeria)
Language:
English
Short description:
With
this program (presentations,
workshop and discussion)
we aim to collect fragments of different experiences and practices,
to joint them together in a group discussion in order to provide an
overview of challenges of transnational works, fostered by civil
(non-profit) initiatives and showcased by running mobility programs.
More info at TEF's website.
For registration, please:
- and send an email to andrej.bereta(at)gmail.com
For Q/A: andrej.bereta(at)gmail.com, +381641334129
Contents:
- Mobility of artists, cultural
managers, artworks, contents and knowledge
- Approaches and needs for the
development of artistic projects, from intervention in public spaces
to “cultural distances”
- Challenges: Sustainability and
professional development of teams, projects, platforms and their
funding strategies.
Objectives:
- Mapping dominant challenges,
obstacles and solutions
- Sharing opportunities for funding
- Speaking out about the
precariousness of working conditions
- Networking (potential for
collaborations)
Long description:
Mobility in the art world is a great
chance to reflect, exchange, get engaged in a different
socio-cultural context, and to create points of connection. Although
it seems as necessarily accompanying the globalization process, it
bears many challenges and reflects existing inequalities. A strong
focus or the lack of it in countries' policies or mobility funds
opens a discussion about which geo-political regions are better
connected and why, which countries and professions could benefit
most, as well as an awareness of exclusion of the other part of the
world from that picture.
By
relaying on existing independent initiatives and mobility funds, the
aim of this
program is to share experiences and initiate a joint discussion in
Belgrade, trying to map key mobility challenges, difficulties and
opportunities. The mobility we have in mind is predominantly focused
on Balkan, EU, Maghreb countries, and well as overall Mediterranean
region.
The organizers will present a couple
of realized residencies and international mobility programs in the
past years, providing their context of work and experience, such as:
- Residencias de Creación TNS>BCN 2010-2014 (Barcelona, Spain, and Tunis, Tunisia)
- Ars Kozara art in nature laboratory
(Prijedor, Bosnia and Herzegovina) and
- Trans-Cultural Dialogues (Algiers,
Algeria).
Curated by:
Xavier
de Luca,
art historian and manager, curator and photographer (JISER Reflexions Mediterrànies, Barcelona/Tunis)
Andrej
Bereta,
art historian and freelance curator (Kustosiranje/About and around curating, Civil Association ARTIKAL,
Belgrade)
Support: Srđan
Tunić,
art historian and freelance curator
Partners: