Woven Network Nordics is a European project that highlights voices of women within urban spaces across three Nordic countries and examines women’s experience as central to the European response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the course of nine months four artists from Sweden, Denmark and Norway take part in a dynamic online residency to deliver presentations, conversations and develop a digital exhibition. The project manager of Woven Network Nordics is Alice Máselníková, visual artist and curator.
The selected Woven Network Nordics artists are:
Brynhild Bye-Tiller (NO)
Dina Abu Hamdan (DK/JO)
Emma Hirsk (SE/IE)
Katarzyna Piórek (SE(PL)
The pandemic has brought into sharp focus the precarious situation faced by artists, cultural workers and women in essential socio-economic roles. On a broader scale the project reflects women’s roles that are currently undervalued and underpaid, with women under-represented politically, socially and economically. The artists have also a self-reflective role since artists represent one of the sectors most impacted by the pandemic; investigating how artists can cope with the precarious working conditions as an already underprivileged group. The Nordic artists will collaborate with the artists in partner countries in a virtual space, sharing ideas, stories and materials with each other and creating an inclusive, multi-disciplinary residency. The artworks created by the commissioned artists will highlight women’s varied and pivotal roles – from frontline sectors like health and education, to women’s care burdens within their own families. The final exhibition will be digitally presented in late autumn/winter 2021.
For more information about Woven Network Nordics contact the project manager Alice Máselníková at alice@intercult.se/+ 46 728 492 989.
Woven Network Nordics: Digital Exhibition
Follow us:
Woven Network Nordics on Facebook
Woven Network Nordics on Instagram
Woven Network Nordics Website
The selected Woven Network Nordics artists are:
Brynhild Bye-Tiller (NO)
Dina Abu Hamdan (DK/JO)
Emma Hirsk (SE/IE)
Katarzyna Piórek (SE(PL)
Partners:
Transform World Festival (NO)
Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium (DK)
Платформа ТЮ (UA)
Fablevision studios (UK)
Case study video – Renfrewshire Witch Hunt 1697
Bridging Digital was between the 17th century and the 21st [...]
HAEA Webinar : ”Adapting the theatrical act to the digital medium: creative tools and educational applications”
Hellenic Adult Education Association held an online workshop with subject: [...]
Creative Waves toolkit
After one year of creative workshops, webinars and a fantastic [...]
2023: Europeiska kompetensåret!
Bild: Claudio Centonze 2023 blir det Europeiska Kompetensåret! "The European [...]
Creative Waves closing event – Talk to empower – Presentations
The project “Creative Waves – Baltic Sisterhood for Change”, a [...]
Youth Hub- Ny webbplats för ungdomar och lärare!
Bild: Dati Bendo Nu har Europaparlamentets nya webbplats öppnat! [...]