The first International Institute for Community-Commissioned Arts (IICCA) training took place in Budapest from September 28 to October 1, with the participation of three Latvian participants from Kuldīga.
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Helsinki-based performing arts’ producer, writer and curator's Heidi Backström's diary of the Baltic Take Over festival
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This year, the International Festival of Contemporary Theatre Homo Novus took place for the nineteenth time, dedicated to the actions of hospitality, collectivity and the potentialities of working together, not apart. We warmly welcomed both new and many well-known and beloved artists, as well as the visitors who continue to return year after year not only for the programme, but also for the personal relationships and sense of belonging that the festival provides.
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For the Art, Climate, Transition residency, I (Lina Lapelyte) continued development on ‘Study for Slope’, also known as ‘The Mutes’. This is a durational musical performance for a group of amateur singers lacking a ‘musical ear’. Therefore, they cannot sing in tune.
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GLEN (Great Little European Network) connects the smallest countries of Europe through common networking and training programmes with the objective of contributing to designing more meaningful practices and more sustainable performing arts sectors in the concerned countries, interconnecting them and taking a prominent place on the international scene.
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