Participatory processes with artists/communities
Y-ARTS
A laboratory of ideas, practices, and relationships for an Erasmus+ project
Moving to change
30-day residency, 5 European artists, a place steeped in memories, a collective ritual
“Moving to change” stems from mooncult’s experience in developing innovative processes in the relationship between artists and communities. It was born in collaboration with Corte Ospitale, in the shared belief that artistic residencies can be places of innovation of practices, spaces where, through the creative process, it is possible to cross territories and create generative changes. With this project we have gone a step further, treasuring the place that Corte Ospitale is: an ancient hospice for pilgrims from the 16th century, located in Rubiera (Italy), a town of 15 thousand inhabitants. For 30 days, from Sept. 24 to Oct. 24, 2024, Corte Ospitale hosted 4 artists and 1 performing arts curator, selected from all over Europe through a call for applications. Through a month-long residency, the artists shared their practices, got to know each other and built a lasting bond with the inhabitants of Rubiera. The dialogue between artists and inhabitants was conceived in an intercultural and intergenerational perspective to narrate, through performing arts, a place perceived as cultural heritage and to find a new sense of belonging, new perspectives and worldviews.
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These are the artists selected for the project:
Ivana Jelaca (HR)
Matilde Bassetti (IT resident in Germany)
Hana Koksalova (CZ)
Danae Papadopoulou (EL residing in France)
Polena Kolia Petersen (EL)
Participatory processes with artists/communities
UN-DUST Diversity-Friendly Cultural Spaces
10 days to co-design an inclusive toolkit with 24 young Europeans.
Participatory processes with artists/communities
Moving to change
30-day residency, 5 European artists, a place steeped in memories, a collective ritual
