Conference
Forum Lublin gathers artists and art workers from Europe and South Mediterranean interested and engaged in alternative practices and organisational models for the arts and culture.
RESHAPE is a bottom-up, research and development project led by a consortium of art-supporting organisations that rethinks art’s organisational models and practices.
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How to encourage understanding of and promote the value of art in social fabric?
How to make open, inclusive and flexible governance models?
How can art better support practicing citizenship together?
What framework and tools do artists working transnationally need and how to provide them?
How can solidarity funding encourage the vitality of contemporary arts in these uncertain times?
We detected 5 topics that present particular challenges in the current arts ecosystem. They are complementary topics that form a systematic analysis of major challenges for the sector. They are open questions that will guide discussions in 5 trajectories and provide content to the process by which concrete answers and solutions will be proposed and tested.
Trajectories are bringing together 40 participants, “Reshapers”, invited through an open selection process, to provide concrete proposals of strategies and instruments to advance on one of the 5 challenges, in the course of 18 months, in 15 workshops and remote work.
The first workshop in the trajectory Solidarity funding.
Hammana and Beirut, Lebanon
The first workshop in trajectory Value of art in social fabric.
Prague, Czech Republic
The first workshop in trajectory Fair governance models.
Tangier, Morocco
The first workshop in trajectory Transnational / postnational artistic practices.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Alexandros Mistriotis is an artist based in Athens (Greece). He studied visual arts but his practice is oscillating between images and words, questioning the distance between poetry, theory and performance.
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Tony Chakar is a Lebanese artist, architect and writer whose work incorporates literature, philosophy, and theory, and has been included in numerous exhibitions internationally.
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A Long Table is a free and open format of discussions created by the American artist and activist Lois Weaver, inspired by dinner table conversations and durational performances.
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Toni Cots, Igor Stokfiszewski and Amahl Khouri in conversation with Barbara Van Lindt (Belgium) about perspectives of artist, art workers and policy makers in Europe and South Mediterranean.
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Joris Janssens (Flanders Arts Institute) and Milica Ilić (Onda) introduce the what, the why and the how of the project.
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The complex uncertainties of our times make engaging with futures increasingly challenging. What could encourage proactive engagement with these challenges?
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