In the latest Journal article Lilian Hipolyte from Nafasi Art Space and Emma Beverley from HIAP – Helsinki International Artist Programme explore how care and hospitality can form the foundation of more meaningful international partnerships.
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Experts' conference on archiving digital and multimedia productions in the Performing Arts
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New Dates announced with Mehdi Moradpour, Primeurs Festival, Ivana Sokola and Maxi Obexer!
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Until 3 November 2026 festivals can apply for funding to support emerging artists through international residencies.
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Deconfining presents an innovative governance model for sovereign partnerships between Africa and Europe.
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The recording of the conversation with Naima Hassen, Thobile Maphanga and Poutiaire Lionel Somé is online.
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In accordance with its statutes, the German ITI promotes mutual understanding among the world’s theatre cultures. It is committed to the freedom of artistic expression and to preserving and developing the cultural diversity of theatrical forms of expression and modes of production. In cooperation with other ITI centres and artistic partners, its range of activities includes information work, consulting, and organization.
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