What if plants could be listened to as carriers of memory?
What if the body became a resonant archive?
What if sound could hold stories of extraction, resistance, and care?
“A shared value base is essential, but differences are just as important”
As part of our European Solidarity Residencies project, two young professionals visited us for a one-month residency at rhe end of last year to learn about the local cultural scene and Pro Progressione’s place and role in it. We asked them about their experiences in an interview. Now, read Raouf Moussa’s impressions of his time with us:
OPEN CALL for Arts Facilitators for INTRACOMP Creative Interventions – THE CALL IS CLOSED!
Are you an artist, arts educator or practitioner working with cultural diversity and community engagement? Are you interested in exploring how participatory and performing arts can foster meaningful collaboration across cultural differences, while also contributing to research and learning?
“I could feel how a cultural institution can create a real sense of belonging—not just for audiences, but for the artists themselves”
As part of our European Solidarity Residencies project, two young professionals visited us for a one-month residency at rhe end of last year to learn about the local cultural scene and Pro Progressione’s place and role in it. We asked them about their experiences in an interview. First, read Alma Kadic’s impressions of her time with us:
Singular // Plural
One of the most vibrant contemporary music events returns to Budapest for the thirteenth time. Between 9 January and 8 February 2026, the Transparent Sound New Music Festival once again reshapes the boundaries of concert experiences. Under the title Singular // Plural, the 2026 edition presents performances by international and Hungarian artists, interactive programs, and interdisciplinary events, focusing on the diversity of artistic worlds
Meet the Lighthouse Art Projects – Danube River–Black Sea Selection
We are excited to introduce the artists selected for the Danube River–Black Sea region of TIDAL ArtS.
Each project explores water, ecology, community, and shared futures through art, science, and storytelling.
TIDAL ArtS OPEN CALL FOR ARTIST RESIDENCIES – THE CALL IS CLOSED!
TIDAL ArtS is a Mission Ocean project funded by Horizon Europe, bringing together artists, scientists, and coastal and inland communities across Europe to explore innovative solutions for water sustainability.
Through artist residencies at four dedicated partner sites, we’re creating a space where creative practice will make scientific research accessible. We intend these Residencies to spark conversation, and inspire action around ocean and water challenges.
TeatRom Festival 2025
September 24–28 | Borsodbóta – Szendrőlád – Sajókaza – Rásonysápberencs – Alsóvadász
Me + You + Them = Us. | The Algorithms of Freedom
23-30. September, Adaptér
Curator: Réka VASS
Exhibiting artists: Martyna MARCINIAK, dmstfctn, Silvia BINDA HEISEROVA, Noemi IGLESIAS BARRIOS, Boldizsár HORDÓS
12 creative minds, 10 summer days and a performing landscape – PLACE creative camp
As part of the Performing Landscapes project, 12 artists came together for a ten-day creative camp in the hills of Piemonte to explore deeper connections between art, nature, and community. Through inspiring talks, hands-on gardening, harvesting and cooking together, the program offered fresh insights and encouraged the exchange of ideas. Together, we reimagined how art can become a strategy for engaging with nature and how we might foster a sustainable relationship between green spaces and humans.