. Jonna Kina is a multidisciplinary artist working in Helsinki. Her work explores the boundaries between reality and the artificial, between the viewer and the work of art, and the ability of sound to be translated into other sensory impressions. Jonna Kina is educated at the Finnish Academy of Art and Aalto University, [...]
. Åsa Cederqvist is a multidisciplinary artists, often in dialogue with living material, new technology and archival material, with spatial installations and a kind of digital and material composting. She repeatedly examines human instincts, behaviors and the societal infrastructures we are expected to live within. She studied at Konstfack (Konstfack is a Swedish [...]
The new programme from Intercult “Creating Performing Arts with VR!” have a launch date set to January 19th-20th! In 2023, Intercult kicks it off with two introduction days with Jonas Myrstrand on the premises of SITE. SITE is located in the Konstverket production house and offers resources, space and professional education opportunities to every stage [...]
On 20-22 September 2022, Bridging Digital team met at Gdansk to discuss the progress of each partner organisation and plan the future activities together. The second transnational meeting was hosted by our partner Instytut Kultury Miejskiej. During our travel to Poland, the Bridging Digital team visited the PAN Biblioteka Gdańska, where we saw Jan Heweliusz [...]
Fablevision, Trent Kim and students of University of the West of Scotland worked together on the Erasmus+ project, Bridging Digital, to produce augmented reality video content to tell the story of the Renfrewshire Witch Hunt in 1697. Here are the five steps of their work. Stop 1 Bargarran House https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29m5WLTukQ8 Stop 2 [...]
Dr Elizabeth Gardiner (Liz Gardiner) Trading as Cultural Planning Practice, Liz Gardiner is an artist, teacher, academic and free-lance consultant specialising in cultural planning. As a director of Fablevision, she develops and delivers case study examples of cultural planning in practice – often in partnership with other third sector organisations, community development trusts or local authorities. Liz is founder [...]
During the last week of SOS Climate Waterfront workshop in Stockholm the international participants were working intensively for the final presentations that took place at KTH facilities on Friday. Intercult welcomed the participants to a farewell gathering at Intercult’s offices in Södermalm on Thursday. Iwona Preis presented the ongoing and upcoming projects and discussed [...]
On the 23rd May, researchers, climate change experts, architects and urban planners from 7 cities will meet in Stockholm for a 4-week workshop on the Marie Curie Horizon 2020 exchange “SOS Climate Waterfront” project. SOS Climate Waterfront is an interdisciplinary project that aims to explore waterfronts in Europe that are facing climate change. The project [...]
Urban waterfronts are facing new challenges when dealing with climate change. The problem affects the citizens, the environment and the local economy. Municipalities, stakeholders, Port Authorities and local communities often disagree upon their own needs. S.O.S. – Sustainable Open Solutions for European urban waterfronts aims to develop new solutions that emerge from the present necessities. [...]
In the Kaliningrad region the project is generally aiming at women from remote areas living close to nature. The project kick of meeting took place in Tchernyakhovsk at the end of January and brought together 26 women of various ages with backgrounds in such fields as local gastronomy, jewellery, ceramics, textile, photography, contemporary arts, production [...]
