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 […]

The project Masters & Servers investigated the relationships between digital culture, networked social and political organisation and new business models through a series of artisticand discursive activities. The project involved five European partner organisations in thedelivery of festivals, exhibitions, commissions of new artworks as well as lectures, debates,workshops, conferences and the production of collateral assets […]

In the framework of the international interdisciplinary project “Heroes We Love. Ideology, Identity and Socialist Art in New Europe”, in the section “Postsocialism and Nostalgia” the conference No V Nostalgia on the move was organized in September 29-30 2016 in the Museum of Yugoslav History (a new name Museum of Yugoslavia introduced in April 2017). […]

The European Digital Art and Science Network aims to collide the minds of science with those coming from the digital arts in order to achieve a serious, common perception of opposed disciplines. Interdisciplinarity, the European intercultural exchange and the reach for new audiences are 3 fundamental key criteria. In this context, excellence is based on […]

European Artizen Initiative (EAI) is a European cooperation project, aiming at reinforcing cultural and creative players’ abilities to adapt to the growing needs of co-building the city, with the aim to favour citizens’ engagement and empowerment. 6 trans-national Laboratories have been implemented on urban areas in transition in Barcelona, Cluj, Kotor, Ljubljana, Paris and Torres […]

The overall goal of the project EPHEMERAL HERITAGE OF THE EUROPEAN CARNIVAL RITUALS (CARNVAL) is to promote the variety of Europe’s historical and social realities by disseminating some of its most European Carnival rituals and the cultural and creative sectors associated with them. These events are an important part of Europe’s intangible cultural heritage. Our project, therefore, […]

The project Sustainability is in the AiR (SAiR) will develop a model of sustainable management of residential centres to foster sustainable artistic practices and enhance career opportunities for residential artists. The project combines and upgrades the operational strategies of four residential centres in Ljubljana, Prague, Madrid, and Athens. The project’s added value is an invention […]

BeSpectACTive! is an action-research and production-based project focused on the contemporary performing arts. It aims to develop new models of co-creation involving artists, audiences and cultural organizations on an equal footing. The project will facilitate the development of sustainable creative relationships between artists, audiences and organizations at both a local and transnational level through a […]

The project Artecitya looks into the question of our urban environment. How is it perceived by us ? What role can play the culture in view of the citizens’ involvement in these transformation processes in the public space? Eight European partners from artistic, architectural and new technologies’ field will work together during four years in […]

ALIPI project advances light-driven public interactions of audiences with high-quality artworks through an integrated set of activities, including innovative artistic content creation, residencies for artists, expert and public workshops and conferences as well as results showcases at major European festivals that will attract altogether an estimated number of over one million visitors just in 2015. […]