Results of the call for European cooperation projects 2018
Good news came with the publication of the results of the call for European cooperation projects 2018 – 13 organizations from Serbia participate in 14 awarded projects!
For the first time, Turbo strip organization from Belgrade, as the project leader, has entered the Creative Europe programme! In the coming years, the TURBULATOR project – the generator of turbulent art brut practices, is going to be implemented together with organizations from Belgium, Portugal and France.
As partners, the following organisations will be participating in 13 cooperation projects:
– “Tačka komunikacije” (Communication Point) from Belgrade, in the “Parallel Traces” project – “A new lens for Jewish Heritage”
– Serbian National Theatre from Novi Sad in the “CrossOpera. Otherness: fear and discovery” project
– “Kuda.org” from Novi Sad in the “Vectors of Collective Imagination” project
– “Etnofest” from Subotica in the “2020 Troubadours” project
– “Dah” Theatre from Belgrade in even two projects: “MAUERSPRINGER (Jumping walls) New forms of artistic expression and participation in European street theatre” and “Rights4kids- Theatre Performances to promote the Convention on the Rights of the Child”
– “Kulturanov” from Novi Sad also in two projects: “Port of Dreamers” and “Play! MOBILE”
– “Mikser” and “Nova Iskra” from Belgrade in the “MADE IN-Crafts and Design Narratives” project
– “PerArt” from Novi Sad in the “Europe beyond Access” project
– United Artist Labour in “Create to Connect -> Create to Impact” project
– Centre for the Promotion of Science from Belgrade in the “European ARTificial Intelligence Lab” project
– Student Cultural Centre from Novi Sad in the “Be Spectactive!” project
The Student Cultural Centre from Novi Sad has also been granted support in the programme within the special EYCH2018, so this year’s overall success of Serbia in the call for European cooperation is measured in 4 leadership and 19 partnership projects!
Lists with other supported projects will be published on the website of the European Commission.
For further information on the link.
