Under the DemArt project, IICCA is looking for individual artists/ artist groups / collectives who wish to contribute to the community of the 7th district of Budapest through developing an art piece. Artistic projects can be proposed from, and involve any artistic discipline (visual, performing, sound, mixed etc.) but must contain long-lasting impact and engagement for the local community. Submitted projects will be assessed by a group of art commissioners from the local community.
Call for the residency program of our RE-IMAGINE project
Dear artists and cultural workers, we are thrilled to invite you to participate in the RE-IMAGINE Green Residency Program, a unique opportunity for critical minds to engage in transformative projects addressing the urgent challenges posed by climate change. The RE-IMAGINE Green Art Practices on the Margin project is a pioneering regional initiative, focusing on the green transformation of the performing arts sector, particularly in the Balkan region and Central Europe, where the green transformation processes are at their early stages.
Art residency – ECHO Academy
The Echo Academies Artist Residency, conducted from September 4 to September 24, 2023, was a comprehensive and transformative international program that revolved around the exploration of Budapest’s urban industrial heritage between 1860 and 1960. This event brought together ten exceptionally talented artists who embarked on a unique and inspiring creative journey. It was designed to empower artists with the knowledge, skills, and creative energy needed to bring their artistic projects to life, particularly within the context of Budapest’s industrial history.
CLICA – Environment & Art – First workshop
The first topic of the workshop series of our Young Climate Campaigners project is the Ludwig Museum’s exhibition ‘Handle with Care’, which explores the theme of care with the tools of contemporary art.
Final Event – HoME
On September 19, 2023 the HoME project presented one of the final phases of its creative metamorphosis at the Bethlen Téri Theatre in Budapest, where viewers got to immerse themselves in a unique interactive multi-sensory experience, taking them on a journey through the results of this exciting three-year project. The project was designed to explore the concept of home through the eyes and voices of 12 young artists (three from each of the four participating countries) representing different artistic genres and disciplines.
Sustainable Communications: the Art of Collaboration in the Big Green Project
The Big Green is a four-year project that unites environmentally engaged artists under a large-scale umbrella initiative and experiments with innovative ways of using art to promote sustainability.
Weaving the first threads of the SPARSE Plus Rural Touring Tapestry: Kick Off Meeting in Marche, Italy October 2-6
Between October 2-6, all the partners of the SPARSE Plus Project and their local promoters travelled by train, plane, bus, and car from all corners of Europe to converge in the charming little village of Ascoli Piceno in Marche, Italy, which set the scene for us to collectively kickoff the exciting 4-year journey that lies ahead of us! Coming all the way from Sweden, Poland, Estonia, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Germany, Romania, Hungary, and other parts of Italy, we got the chance finally meet each other in the physical world and build bonds that will come to form the cornerstone of this remarkable project!
Experts of the ‘Keep up or miss out’ art residency – EU Digital Deal (EUDD)
Meet the experts participating in the art residency for our European Digital Deal project. The challenge is named ‘Keep Up or Miss Out,’ inviting artists to explore the profound connection between new technologies and democracy.
Open Call Challenge: ‘Keep up or miss out’ – EU Digital Deal (EUDD)
Artists interested in exploring the profound connection between new technologies and democracy can now apply for our residency program. The theme for this open call is ‘Keep up or miss out.’
Open Call for Artists – European Digital Deal (EUDD)
European Digital Deal calls on artists interested in exploring the deep entanglement between new technologies and democracy to apply for one of 12 residencies.