The Liberty project gives young emerging artists under the age of 30 the possibility to carry out important experiences and analyse the concepts of Liberty through different artistic methodologies.
The new global situation that afflicts the whole planet, brings the project to live new challenges never faced before.
During this time, Liberty EU and its 12 partners commit to continuing to explore ambitious and creative experiences for people, and to advocate for culture and creativity as a way to help respond to and understand the situation.
First, Liberty EU’s priority is to keep audiences, artists and creators safe. The initial programme of activity, which was due to start in May, has been postponed with live events to return later in the year when it is safe to do so.
Liberty EU partners continue to provide commissioning opportunities for young artists to profile their artwork in these uncertain times. Whilst Liberty EU awaits reduced travel and physical restrictions, young artists are working with partners behind the scenes to continue the creative process and connect to creators in other countries through online methods until planned activity is possible again.
About the project
LIBERTY – A New European Generation – Exploring Freedom and Identity through Creative Integration is cofunded by CREATIVE EUROPE_ CULTURE Cooperation projects Category 2 – Larger scale cooperation projects.
Partners
- ArtReach (Events) Ltd (Coordinatore, Regno Unito, Leicester)
- ALTONALE GMH (Germania,Hamburg)
- Museo dei Bambini – Explora (Italia, Roma)
- CESIE (Italia,Palermo)
- Teatru National Radu Stanca Sibiu – TNRS (Romania, Sibiu)
- Aalborg Karneval (Danimarca, Aalborg)
- CENTAR ZA PROMOCIJU ZDAVNH STILOVA ZIVOTA UDRUZENE – Center E8, for promoting lifestyles (Serbia, Belgrade)
- CNC Danse – Nathalie Cornille Company (Francia,Wambechies, Lille)
- Pionirski dom – Center za kulturo mladih (Slovenia, Ljubljana)
- Den Selvejende Institution Swinging Europe (Danimarca, Herning)
- Trafo House of Contemporary Arts (Ungheria, Budapest)
- European Educational Exchanges – Youth for Understanding (Belgio, Brussels)
For further information
Contact Giovanni Barbieri, giovanni.barbieri@cesie.org.
“The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.”
