Friday, 1 June 2012

Meeting at Floating Art Gallery NOASS 

Exhibition “How Memory Survives” – photography by Eitan Vitkon & Drawings by Paolo Bonfiglio

19:00 artists talks and lectures with Felice Hapetzeder (Sweden), Doron Polak (Israel) & Eitan Vitkon (Israel)

21:30  screening ‐ SFC – Shoah Film Collection, afterwards discussion

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Saturday, 2 June 2012

Meeting at Floating Art Gallery NOASS

Exhibition “How Memory Survives” – photography by Eitan Vitkon & Drawings by Paolo Bonfiglio

17:00 artists talks and lectures  with Ben Neufeld (USA), Cristiano Berti (Italy) & Shelley Jordon (USA)

21:30 screening SFC – Shoah Film Collection, afterwards discussion

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Sunday, 3 June 2012

Meeting at Floating Art Gallery NOASS

Exhibition “How Memory Survives” – photography by Eitan Vitkon & Drawings by Paolo Bonfiglio

19:00 artist talks and lectures with Doris Neidl (Austria) & Jay Needham (USA)

21:00 finalization with screening and discussion

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Event features

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SFC – Shoah Film Collection  1-8 June 2012

Will be screened  & exhibited on  1-3 June at the Floating Art Gallery NOASS  - and during the Conference of Holocaust Museums 4 & 5 June organised by Riga Ghetto and Latvian Holocaust Museums at Academy of Sciences  Riga

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RIGA – performance by Doron Polak – 1 June 2012

The performance by the Israeli artist Doron Polak, whose family roots lie in Riga, is related to the memories of his father, and will take place on 1 June at Floating Art Gallery NOASS

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Exhibition  „How Memory Survives”   – 1 – 8 June 2012

The exhibition „How Memory Survives”  presenting photographs by the Israeli artist Eitan Vitkon (Israel), and drawings by Paolo Bonfiglio, forming the basis of his animated movie „Mortale”and part of SFC – Shoah Film Collection – at Floating Art Gallery NOASS – open on  1 – 3 June 19:00 – 22:00 and 4-8 June 12:00 – 19:00

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For additional information read here.

Olgas Zitluhina dance company and Association of Choreographers in Latvia in collaboration with E-Motional Bodies & Cities invites to

international dance festival

TIME TO DANCE  2012.

June 15 – 18, 2012

There will be performances, workshops and discussions in frames of the festival.

Such artists as Editta Braun Company (Austria), Ferenc Feher (Hungary), Liv O’Donoghue & Maria Nilsson (Ireland), Dmitrijs Gaitjukevich (Latvia), Santa Kancevicha (Latvia), Kristine Vismane (Latvia), Ilze Zirina (Latvia), Olga Zitluhina and Olga Zitluhina dance company (Latvia), LKA young choreographers (Latvia), Gerd Kaisa Vorren (Norway), Catrinel Catana & Cosmin Manolescu (Romania), Iona Kewney& Joseph Quimby ( Scotland), Anna Liv Young (USA).

Workshops for intermediate and advanced level are open for applications.

Venues for the festival are: Daile’s Theatre, BETANOVUSS, Riga’s DOMS Courtyard, Riga Choreography Schlool.

Please visit our website to read more about the festival: www.dance.lv

Please do not hesitate to ask questions:  horasoc@gmail.com

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Building a sustainable independent cultural sector

Engine Room Europe (ERE) is a three-year programme (May 2011 – April 2014) of activities dedicated to independent cultural workers and their creative processes. 20 projects take place in 14 European countries, including artistic productions, festivals, training workshops, conferences, research, staff exchange, volunteer projects, residencies and debates, all committed to the capacity building objectives of ERE.

Highlights of Engine Room Europe 2011 – 2014

Staff Exchange Programme: Mobility of non-artistic cultural professionals between cultural centres in Europe. TEH Leaders Lab: Cross-European Leadership Training focusing on northern and southern European relations. A-Team – Artists for Change: tackling community issues through creative action. Living (under) Ground: Creative architecture laboratory. Crossroads East West: Research and debate on intercultural dialogue. 220 Volt! and Business Volunteering: Empowering the cultural volunteer sector. Creative Strategies of Sustainability: Research and practice on green strategies for the cultural sector. EAR: European Artists in Residency. Sector 3: Conference on empowering the independent cultural sector in Spain and beyond. TEH Resource: The main legacy of Engine Room Europe will be an interactive and free resource for the independent cultural sector that will bring together models of best practice, methodologies for development learning, advocacy and archiving for future generation of cultural workers.

TEH Meetings 2011 – 2014

TEH network meetings take place twice every year, each time in a different centre and country. All TEH Meetings during 2011 – 2014 will include an Engine Room Europe Training Platform offering practical training and capacity building for all participants.

The Engine Room Europe programme is initiated by Trans Europe Halles (TEH) and coordinated by Melkweg (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), in association with TEH members Factory of Art (Lodz, Poland), Mains D’Oeuvres (St Ouen, France), Stanica (Zilina, Slovakia), ufaFabrik (Berlin, Germany), TNT (Bordeaux, France), REX (Belgrade, Serbia), NOASS (Riga, Latvia), Röda Sten Art Centre (Göteborg, Sweden), La Friche la Belle de Mai (Marseille, France) and Tobacka (Kosice, Slovakia).

For the full list of Engine Room Europe activities visit www.teh.net

For more information about NOASS in TEH visit section in our home page Trans Europe Halles

“Engine Room Europe is a three-year programme (April 2011-May 2014) of activities dedicated to independent cultural workers and their creative processes. It is initiated by Trans Europe Halles (TEH) and co-ordinated by Melkweg (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) in association with 10 co-organizing TEH members. Engine Room Europe has been funded with the support from the European Commission. This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein”.