Bunker Institute is organizing the ACT Creative Europe supported project closing event at the Mladi Levi festival in Ljubljana on 24 August 2023. ACT : Art, Climate, Transition (ACT) is a European cooperation project on hope. Yet: ours is an age of climate breakdown, mass extinction and loss of biodiversity. Ours is a Europe of […]

The proposed project RE:  “Baths, gothic churches and miners’ houses: Youth-led revitalisation of built cultural heritage” (YOUTH-LED-REV-CH) unites three non-governmental and non-profit organisations from peripheral areas of Central Europe and Eastern Europe – Slovenia, Romania and Slovakia – that aim to enhance the capacity of European cultural heritage sector by reinforcing the capacity of cultural […]

The project VOICES OF THE EUROPEAN POETRY began in 2006 and aims to make known, through translations, major names of the poetic heritage of Europe, to encourage collaboration between poets and translators and contribute to a broad knowledge of European poetry. In this project we have so far translated forty European authors into Slovenian, from […]

The project Trust Me, I’m an Artist – Developing Ethical Frameworks for Artists, Cultural Institutions andAudiences Engaged in the Challenges of Creating and Experiencing New Art Forms in Biotechnology and Biomedicine in Europe has propagated innovative artistic production in biotechnology and biomedicineby: Commissioning artworks that are collaborations between artists and scientists in the field of […]

This project focuses on the interface of performing arts, health and development! Clowndoctors personify the social dimension of performing arts by turning the performance into a therapeutic and restorative experience and not merely a recreational moment. Through humour, interactive play and social/educational theatre, hospital clowning greatly improves the health care environment. Clowndoctors performances provide a […]

SYMBOLS is an innovative interdisciplinary cooperation project that pretends to create and test new approaches to discover European Cemeteries, in order reinforce the knowledge and public awareness on its hidden heritage.Among its key objectives, we can highlight The exchange of cultural and creative works, reinforcing the cultural and creative sector’s capacity to operate transationally, through […]

SWICH – Sharing a World of Inclusion, Creativity and Heritage is an EU-funded cooperation project between 10 European ethnographic museums. Weltmuseum Wien acted as lead partner in this project, running from October 2014 until September 2018. Together, the partner museums reflected on the future of ethnographic museums in a society shaped by processes of migration […]

PORTUGAL: The global project consisted in a synergy between the 5 festivals and more concretely in an exchange of artworks, artists, knowledge and technologies. A strong educational collaboration allowed artists assistants to get in contact and work along with internationally renowned artists, children of various countries had the opportunity in participating in workshops lead by […]

Small size, performing arts for early years (SSPAfEY) has turned its attention to children aged 0-6 years, a real “current non-audience”, especially thinking of children under 36 months. The project was conceived and implemented after three other projects aimed at creating a network dedicated to performing arts and early childhood: Small size (2005-2006), Small size, […]

The international project Performing the Museum was conceived in cooperation between five partner organisations: Museum of Contemporary Art Zagreb, the Antoni Tapies Foundation from Barcelona, Museum of Contemporary Art of Vojvodina from Novi Sad and the Koroška galerija likovnih umetnosti. The two-year project, co-funded in the framework of the Creative Europe programme, focused on the […]