The Contested Desires: Constructive Dialogues (CDCD) consortium is looking for an Evaluation Expert with a strong background in cultural exchange and participation. This freelance role involves advising on data collection and contributing to reports, supporting the programme evaluation rather than conducting it. The evaluation itself will be carried out by the consortium.
Climate Changer Premiere
As an important step of our Green E.Th.I.Cs project, we will present our Climate Changer performance at ÖrkényKÖZ on 6 June. If you are curious to see how a bicycle participates in our theatre board game, meet us at the ÖrkényKÖZ!
The European Journey of Teatro a Pedali
Green E.Th.I.Cs is not only a great cultural project involving 18 partners from 12 countries to spread consciousness about climate change through art and theatre, but it’s also a guide to living theatre and cultural events in a different way — a GREEN WAY.
Insights from the Budapest Field Visit – PERFARE
The final field visit of our PerFare project took place in Budapest on May 27th and 28th. This time, we had the opportunity to introduce Hungarian organizations dedicated to connecting the welfare sector with the arts.
Open Call for International Experts – Contested Desires: Constructive Dialogues
Join the CONTESTED DESIRES: Constructive Dialogues Ethics Advisory Group.
Green Academy Seminar Series – Episode 2
How to Build a Beast: Changing the World with Wonder and Joy
Date: 27 June 2024, Thursday, at 18:00 CET.
Lecturer: Isaac Yuen
Green Academy Seminar Series – Episode 1
Learning to Learn: How to Practise Art for a Convivial Future
Date: 06 June 2024, Thursday, at 18:00 CET.
Lecturer: Prof. Jan van Boeckel
OPEN CALL for Artistic Activism Training – Academy for Actors of Social Change focusing on ARTIVISM 2024
An exclusive opportunity is extended to participants from V4 countries – the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia – with the additional inclusion of Serbia, to partake in a specialized training focusing on Artistic Activism, aimed at cultivating Artivism within the region.
MOST successful bridge-building across the Balkans and Europe
A singular project worth 4 million connecting the musical sector of the Balkans with European markets, MOST closes with striking success. The Hangvető-devised initiative with 10 partners ventured to give a boost to Balkan music via closer ties to Europe, setting it on a long-term path of wide-spread appreciation and professional success. The four-year project, co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme, stands out as a new model for regional development, nurturing regional brand and identity and generating business through culture.
MOST Policy Booklet: Explore the Projects of the MOST Urban Creatives of the Urban Project Hub
MOST Music is all about building a stronger, more personal network between the Balkan music market and Western Europe. As the partnership realized, to boost the region’s music scene, more local opportunities are needed to be created – this is what Urban Project Hub is all about.