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Opportunities of FREE Training for European Artists
The Open Street aisbl international association, in the period 2018-2020 is involved in the implementation of two European cooperation projects that receive the contribution of the European Community in the framework of the Creative Europe Program. The activity plan of the two projects, Poetic Invasion, focused on the use of unconventional urban spaces for performances, and Mysteries and Drolls, focused on the roots of the European theatre between sacred representation and profane event, include programming, production and training activities. In the latter contest, the projects offer various opportunities for FREE participation: the upcoming events, scheduled between November 2018 and February 2019 in Italy, Romania, Germany, Spain and Poland, offer to professionals and students of performing arts the opportunity to participate to seminars held by high quality European trainers.

  • CONTRADICTIONS: the "Poor Theatre" of Jerzy Grotowski by Matej Matejka
    27th Oct - 1st Nov 2018, 10th - 13th Jan 2019, in Lörrach (DE)

  • LE JEU CLOWNSEQUE by Christophe Herrada
    12th - 16th Nov in Sibiu (RO)

  • EMPATHIC VIBRATION by Mahala Rai Band (Romanì Music)
    19th - 23th Nov 2018 in Montegranaro (IT)
    5th - 9th Feb 2019 in Bremen (DE)

  • GRAMMELOT BEYOND THE BORDER by Andrea Brugnera
    26th - 30th Nov 2018 in Elche (ES)

  • THE WALKING THEATRE by Hillas Smith and Hugh Brown
    22th - 26th January 2019 in Gliwice (PL)


Creative Europe


Why take your professional training abroad?

- Because you can give a European dimension to your career
- Because you can work with the best Teachers
- Because you can meet fellow artists from all over Europe
- Because this time it's Free !!!
- Because you save money with low-cost European mobility ... some examples?


(fares on the date of publishing this article):
Ryanair offers on Alicante in occasion of Andrea Brugnera workshop in Elche : from Bruxelles € 66,00 - from Frankfurt € 49,40 - from Manchester  £ 61,00

Easyjet offers on Basel in occasion of Matej Matejka workshop in Lörrach: from Venice  € 86,00 - from Amsterdam  € 92,00 - from Hamburg € 77,00 - from Montpellier € 87,00

above fares include return flight










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CREATIVE EUROPE

Waiting the last call




July 2016 is the month in which the last call of the largest European programme for cultural and creative sector it will be published.

The Creative Europe programme is a 1.46 billion euro programme dedicated to the cultural and creative sector for 2014-2020, it includes two subprogrammes (Culture and MEDIA)

Call issuing: July 2016
Submission deadline: October 2016
Information to applicants: March 2017

>>> COOPERATION

Category 1 - Small-scale cooperation project
Partnership: at least 1 project leader + 2 partners (3 different countries)
EU co-financing: up to 200,000 euros (up to 60% of total costs).
Duration: up to 48 months

Category 2 - Large-scale cooperation Project
Partnership: at least 1 project leader + 5 partners (5 different countries).
EU funding: up to € 2,000,000 (up to 50% of total costs).
Duration: up to 48 months






The UK performing arts view on Brexit

Majority of performing arts opinions leaders are Worried about Brexit: 'A huge step backwards for creatives'




The prospect of leaving the EU has been variously described as a “nightmare”, “artistic isolation” and a “huge creative step backwards” by arts leaders surveyed by the Media.

The vast majority of figures contacted from a Gardian Journalists team, and many more responding to a Guardian appeal, said they were against the UK leaving the union for both practical and emotional reasons.

Many voiced fears about barriers to the free movement of labour and the loss of access to EU arts funding.

Alistair Spalding, chief executive of Sadler’s Wells theatre in London, one of the UK’s most internationally diverse venues, said he could not think of a single advantage to leaving, but foresaw many problems.

"There is the nightmare of visa and work permit applications that we have to do. It is less complex for countries in the EU but that would all be thrown up in the air… we would have to bring in more staff to deal with it... Honestly, I don’t think people really understand what a nightmare it is. Leaving Europe, for our business, it’s bad".






CREATIVE EUROPE results 2016

50% of funded projects is in the field of Performing Arts




Click here for complete results.

The results of the call EACEA 29/2015 on European Cooperation Projects were published. On a total of 529 projects, submitted by 36 countries participating in the program, 66 of them, between Small and Large Scale, were financed. 50% of them are in the field of Performing Arts !!!

Regarding the Small Scale, 51 projects (24 on Performing Arts) were selected out of 404 submitted by 36 countries, for a total of 9,847,360.77 Euros: France is leader in 10 selected projects, followed by UK (7) and Italy (6). Italy is leader in presence, having 31 partners in the selected projects, followed by France (28) and UK (20).

Regarding the Large Scale, 15 projects (8 on Performing Arts) were selected out of 125 submitted by 24 countries, for a total of 27.291.922,27 Euros: France is leader in 4 selected projects, followed by Germany (3) and Italy (2). France and Belgium are present with 17 partners each in selected projects, followed by Germany (14) and Italy (11).






The European Culture Forum

19-20 April 2016, Flagey, Brussels




The European Culture Forum is a biennial flagship event organised by the European Commission, aimed at raising the profile of European cultural cooperation, uniting the sector's key players, taking stock the European Agenda for Culture's implementation, and sparking debate on EU culture policy and initiatives. The event, also a major networking opportunity, will highlight culture's role in breeding talent and creativity.




FAREWELL FABRICE !

Fabrice Froger, Open Street administrator, left us.




There are persons who live own work and passions with the aim to fulfill themselves.

Then, there are persons who find own self-accomplishment in directing own work towards the others, in sharing own passions, in constructing bridges between cultures, in defending art and its surprising diversity.

Fabrice belonged to this second category.

And now, in the moment when he passed away, we want to remember him in this way. We are sure that we have lost an irreplaceable human patrimony, and also, a dear friend.

Farewell Fabrice, your work and your humanity will be forever a source of inspiration for all of us.

Alessio Michelotti,
Aleksandar Caric,
Roberto Leopardi,
OPEN STREET aisbl


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UPLOAD your productions and highlight them in OPEN STREET TUBE, to propose them on festivals across Europe.

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To OPEN the city gates to performing arts means to bring out the value of open air spaces assigned to social life, to enforce the cohesion inside communities, to improve the local tourist activity, to create new routes for exchange and integration between European countries.

The creation of a international debate, the comparisons between normative and laws, different urban patterns and policies for development and support of performing arts, will drive to a new consciousness and will produce new stimulus in administrators and art operators. This route could not be undertaken on a simple regional or local level. Our country, now, is Europe!
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