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Vahid Evazzadeh: On The Role of Art in society

Vahid Evazzadeh, theater director, filmmaker and the chairman of the Counter Institute talk about the role of art in society, socially responsible art, his non-artistic practices and the experience of displacement - from Iran to Danmark.

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On Transnationalisms — The Virtuality of Borders

In 2018, Drugo more, an NGO from Rijeka, Croatia whose president is Davor Mišković, one of the RESHAPE advisors, organized a festival and exhibition dedicated to the topic of transnationalism – a social phenomenon which arises from the heightened interconnectivity between people and the receding economic and social significance of boundaries among nation states.

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The first RESHAPE workshop will discuss transnational/postnational artistic practices

The notion of transnationality/postnationality offers a tempting perspective. It inspires to change the mindset for a while; to get rid of currently dominating patterns of thinking and operating, that most often represent the dominant structure of national states. However promising it may sound, to most of art workers it would be a misleading fantasy: for the actual political map does influence our professional and private lives on the every day basis, shaping our ways of thinking and enabling or interrupting relations.

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Introduction to the Independent Performing Arts in Europe

A story about eight European performing arts structures published by: EAIPA – The European Association of Independent Performing Arts

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Reshaping Copenhagen

How we reshaped Copenhagen, and how Copenhagen (re) shaped our discussion on transnational/postnational artistic practices.

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How can national systems supporting art move beyond the national framework?

Ane Alsløv and Peter Koch Gehlshøj from the Danish Arts Foundation talk about the support system for arts in Denmark, international work of their institution and new emerging models in the arts field in their context.

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Work is always elsewhere? Second workshop in trajectory "Transnational/postnational artistic practices"

The second workshop in trajectory Transnational / postnational artistic practices is held in Istanbul from 29 to 31 January 2020.

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Reshaping Istanbul

Pau Cata gathered moments from the workshop in Istanbul that was dealing with transnational/postanational artistic practices.

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On Visas and Mobility of Artists

As a part of the trajectory "Transnational/postnational artistic practices" Dominika Święcicka made a research about the mobility of artists with a focus on visa regime and how the art sector is tackling this.

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Transnational/Postnational Artistic Pravtices Workshop in Istanbul: A Graphic Novel

Last week of January. It's time for our second session with the group. This time the destination is Istanbul. What a joy and excitement to visit Istanbul after 9 years. A lot has changed since my last visit to this megalopolis...

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Omar Berakdar: Gathering the Community of Displaced Artists

Omar Berakdar speaks about the work of displaced artists in Istanbul.

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Trans- and post- instead of national: Mobility of artists now and before

Being an international community of artists, cultural workers and curators, this group was interested in concepts of “trans” and “post” when discussing mobility as way of living and creating.

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Translocality: artistic internationalisation after the corona crisis

DutchCulture asked researcher Errol Boon to respond to DutchCulture’s colloquium on translocality in the arts, reflecting on the upcomming challenges of international cultural collaboration after the coronacrisis. His response is valuable for RESHAPE, especially trajectory "Transnational/Postnational artistic practices"

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Workshop 1: Transnational / postnational artistic practices

The first workshop in trajectory Transnational / postnational artistic practices.

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Transnational/Postnational Artistic Practices: Imaginary Marseille

The last week of April was supposed to be the time for a meeting of the trajectory Transnational/Postnational Artistic Practices in Marseille, but the lockdown that is in power in many countries due to the Corona virus outbreak conditioned us to deeply reshape our project that is largely based on travelling and physical meetings.