Lit-Quest Europe (LAP CB) is a project that involves three partners: Goga Publishing (SI), Helsinki Literary Agency (FI), and Sandorf Publishing (HR). The main goal of the project is to address the lack of knowledge and skills in small European languages to sell rights for their books. The project has also three Specific objectives: Capacity […]

Our Little Library: Literary exchanges will bring together 7 EU publishers during a 30-month period. The purpose of the project is to create a mutual publishing market on the basis of literary exchanges. 48 co-editions will be published during the project and 22 authors/illustrators will visit and promote their work in seven different book markets […]

Testing Ground aims to develop ‘reparative methods’, transdisciplinary modalities of creative explorations of potentials for social repair. Drawing from culture’s creative capacities, reparative methods overcome predetermined and already existing frameworks of reaction while avoiding a regressive return to “normality” and using the opportunity for reinventing a more inclusive and just socio-cultural ecosystem. Objectives are 1) […]

Europe is now facing one of its most profound financial, social and ecological crises. Covid-19 and Russian Invasion on Ukraine have exacerbated the already existing challenges that have threatened the unity and well-being of our community. Like all cultural sectors, the music sector needs to adapt to these existential changes in order to survive. It […]

The climate emergency and the impact of humanity on our environment is a growing concern of the European society. The cultural and art scene is – however engaged on a personal level – is still lacking behind to become the leading force of the social change for a more sustainable, environment friendly future. We see […]

Life Long Burning – Futures Lost and Found (LLB3) continues the cooperation project success stories Jardin d’Europe and LLB1&2 with an extended consortium in a Europe now challenged with more social divisions, currently war, and under the influence of the pandemic and the varying political answers to it, often rendering us immobile to the biggest […]

“Time For Live Art” sees four human-sized live art festivals join forces to underline the resilience of the live art sector, in a contemporary world suffering from ecological and health wounds. These festivals believe that gathering around a live event has never been so precious and necessary, though our current conditions urge us to do […]

Our Little Library: Literary exchanges will bring together 7 EU publishers during a 30-month period. The purpose of the project is to create a mutual publishing market on the basis of literary exchanges. 48 co-editions will be published during the project and 22 authors/illustrators will visit and promote their work in seven different book markets […]

Women Power in Comics (WOMCOM) is a collaborative initiative that brings together partners from Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia with the goal of empowering female comic artists and addressing gender issues in comics. The project is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Commission. WOMCOM will last two years and some […]

The project Movement, Digital Intelligence and Interactive Audience (MODINA) aims to expand the creative possibilities for contemporary dance performances, and augment the experience for the audience, using digital technology – with an emphasis on exploring artificial intelligence (AI) and audience interaction, on-site and online. This aim has two interconnected approaches, targeting dance artists, media artists […]