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Reclaiming Technology Sessions vol.2

Reclaiming Technology is a practice-based research project initiated by Silvia Binda Heiserova as a resident artist of the EU Digital Deal Residencies programme hosted by Pro Progressione. By demystifying, explaining and debating technology, the project aims to question androcentric narratives around technologies and empower women to critically engage with technologies. Finally, it aspires to bring answers to the question: What could be a feminist approach to technology and how to practice it?

Reclaiming Technology Sessions is an event series dedicated to collectively examining how technology, often perceived as a neutral tool, perpetuates social and gender biases while manipulating the pace of everyday lived time, consequently diminishing opportunities for critical reflection and inclusive participation.

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The Big Green Visions – mini-conference series

Join us to create a sustainable and creative Europe in our mini-conference series!!

As part of the The Big Green project, the Bad Ischl Salzkammergut 2024 Cultural Capital (Austria), inforelais (Austria), Pro Progressione (Hungary), Marche Teatro (Italy), and Xamk (Finland) invite you to a series of inspiring mini-conferences, symposia and keynotes. Discover how we can create a greener future through innovative and sustainable approaches, together. 💡
Participation is free of charge.

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The Green Academy Networking Café

🏡Ecovillages and similar communities are places where people experiment with sustainable living. More often than not, they are home to creatives. Typically, creative visioning is what drives their development in the first place, and they often use art and culture to connect with their neighbours and a wider public. For example, Green Academy Episode 4 features community design researcher Rui Vasques and the Eco Campus of 🌎Live With Earth Association (www.livewithearth.org)🌎 in Portugal. What is your experience of eco-communities as creative spaces? What questions would you like to ask about the topic?

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Transparent Sound New Music Festival 2025 – POLYCHROME

Hungary’s most colorful contemporary music event returns to Budapest for the 12th time, rewriting the boundaries of concert experiences this January. The 2025 Transparent Sound New Music Festival again offers a diverse program featuring performances by international and Hungarian artists, interactive workshops, multidisciplinary events, and exhibitions. This year’s theme, “Polychrome,” highlights the vibrant diversity of artistic worlds

Eng #3 Green E.th.i.cs Newsletter (partners)

A long journey of the Green E.Th.I.Cs Project – Green Experience Through Theatre Inspiring Communities

The partners of the Green E.Th.I.Cs project began this journey together nearly three years ago. During this time, each of us has dedicated countless hours to imagining, writing, rehearsing, and preparing for the final presentations and games. We’ve also worked to spread the message of our project: the urgent need to combat climate change. Each artistic partner of the Green E.Th.I.Cs project is preparing a similar performance based on the same model and with the same goal: raising awareness among different groups of people about climate change through theater and a game like the “Goose Game.” Financed by the European Union, there are eighteen artistic groups from twelve European nations participating in this initiative. Over the next few months, each of these groups begins to present their final performances and games to children and adults, in both indoor and outdoor spaces, across different countries in Europe. In this edition, we’ll be sharing some of these experiences. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!

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Musical Walls – The Sound of Erzsébetváros: Interactive Sound Installations at 7 Sites in the 7th District

The Musical Walls project is a unique interactive sound installation guiding us through the rich musical past and vibrant present of Erzsébetváros, across various sites in Budapest’s 7th District. The aim of this project is to bring residents and visitors closer to the district’s musical heritage through public artworks, linking past and present in harmony. For this purpose, the renowned art collective, Metrum Ensemble, has been chosen as the creative force. Since their debut in 2012, Metrum Ensemble has been a distinctive presence in Hungarian music, reviving the memories of Erzsébetváros through their unique artistic vision, with a special focus on Jewish traditions, cabarets, and coffeehouse music, as well as the district’s working-class and religious musical heritage. Through interactive Sounding Memorials this rich legacy becomes accessible to all, with QR codes allowing people to acces to the curated musical selections on their mobile devices.