ACT is a European cooperation project on ecology, climate change and social transition. In an era of climate breakdown, mass extinction and growing inequalities we join our forces in a project on hope: connecting broad perspectives with specific, localised possibilities, ones that invite or demand that we ACT.
ACT is a project initiated by 10 cultural operators from 10 European countries, working in the field of performing and visual arts. ACT is a project with the support of the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.
ACT emerges from the cultural operators of the preceding Imagine2020 project. This European project evolved around raising awareness on the climate crisis, and presenting the arts as a strong designer of possible futures. Social awareness and citizen action on these issues recently saw an enormous increase in intensity and spread.
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ACT: Art Climate Transition/ Other spaces
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
#ArchiveOfReflections/ Where are we now, and where are we going?
Interview with Zvonimir Dobrović
June 29, 2020
Where are we now, and where are we going? Archive оf reflections interview with Zvonimir Dobrović, artistic director of Queer Zagreb and Perforations festivals (Croatia)
The interview is in the English language, video link lokomotivaonline
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ACT: Art Climate Transition/ Other spaces
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
#ArchiveOfReflections/ Where are we now, and where are we going?
Interview with Maja Vižin and Nevenka Koprivšek
26 June , 2020
Where are we now, and where are we going? Archive оf reflection interview with Maja Vižin and Nevenka Koprivšek, cultural producers – Bunker (Slovenia)
The interview is in the English language, video link lokomotivaonline
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ACT: Art Climate Transition/ Other spaces
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
#ArchiveOfReflections/ Where are we now, and where are we going?
Interview with Rok Vevar
June 25, 2020
Where are we now, and where are we going? Archive оf reflections interview with Rok Vevar, dance historian, curator, and activist (Slovenia)
The interview is in the English language, video link lokomotivaonline
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ACT: Art Climate Transition
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
Invisible Labor of Art: a Contribution toward a Labor Equity in the Arts
Lecture by Katja Praznik
June 24, 2020
On Wednesday, 26/6/2020 at 20:00h in frame of the programme Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies, Lokomotiva organises Series of lectures with discussions related to the position of the artists and cultural workers in the labour market, relations between artists, managers, and the public and their interrelations and influences, as well as, the mutual influence with the social authorities and the environment in which we operate. Besides, lecturers will offer views related to the ethical dilemmas and thoughts about the responsibility towards the relations between us, but also the environment, nature, and other beings with which we share the world.
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ACT: Art Climate Transition/ Other spaces
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
#ArchiveOfReflections/ Where are we now, and where are we going?
Interview with Кумјана Новакова
June 23, 2020
Where are we now, and where are we going? #ArchiveOfReflections interview with Кумјана Новакова, film curator and filmmaker (North Macedonia)
The interview is in the English language, video link lokomotivaonline
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ACT: Art Climate Transition/ Other spaces
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
#ArchiveOfReflections/ Where are we now, and where are we going?
Interview with Tsveta Andreev
22 June , 2020
Where are we now, and where are we going? Archive оf reflections interview with Tsveta Andreeva, Senior R&D Officer at the European Cultural Foundation (Bulgaria/Holland)
The interview is in the English language, video link lokomotivaonline
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ACT project: Art Climate Transition/Other Spaces,
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
Series of lectures and discussions with Katja Praznik, Eleonora Montagner and Alvise Favotto
Juny/July 2020
In frame of the programme Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies/Other Spaces, Lokomotiva organises SERIES OF LECTURES WITH DISCUSSIONS related to the position of the artists and cultural workers in the labour market, relations between artists, managers, and the public and their interrelations and influences, as well as, the mutual influence with the social authorities and the environment in which we operate.
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ACT: Art Climate Transition/ Other spaces
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
#ArchiveOfReflections/ Where are we now, and where are we going?
Interview with Vladimir Janchevski
19 June, 2020
Where are we now, and where are we going? Archive оf reflections interview with Vladimir Janchevski, curator and researcher (North Macedonia)
The interview is in the English, interview video link lokomotivaonline
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ACT: Art Climate Transition/ Other spaces
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
#ArchiveOfReflections/ Where are we now, and where are we going?
Interview with Senka Anastasova
18 June, 2020
Where are we now, and where are we going? Archive оf reflections interview with Senka Anastasova, university professor of political philosophy (North Macedonia)
The interview is in the English language, video link lokomotivaonline
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ACT: Art Climate Transition/ Other spaces
Contemporary Culture and Cultural Policies
#ArchiveOfReflections/ Where are we now, and where are we going?
Interview with Milica Ilić
17 June, 2020
Where are we now, and where are we going? Archive оf reflections interview with Milica Ilić, cultural worker, coordinator, consultant, and author (Serbia/France/Belgium)
The interview is in the English language, video link lokomotivaonline
