Last year, we caught up with Tenia Menegaki as part of our coverage of the Reworks Agora forum held in Thessaloniki. Here’s what happened.
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Launched in 2017, L'atelier des artistes en exil has set itself the mission of accompanying artistic personalities in exile in France. Initially set up to respond to a request from these people lost in a country they do not know and faced with social and practical obstacles, the association has over time experienced a success that could be described as "bitter", as the need for its existence is a reflection of a sad state of the world. Invited to the Brussels edition of the travelling discussion and debate forum European Lab, we met Judith Depaule, instigator of the Atelier des artistes en exil.
In this article, author Arnaud Contreras collects the thoughts and words of cultural figures operating at the back of the war, in countries and regions close to the aggression. Through these words, questions emerge: In a context of war, what changes do artists in the immediate proximity feel? What actions can they take? What is their position towards Russian artists?
Deep dive into Lyon's local scene with some of its figures. We explore bookstores, bars, webradios, clubs and more with local DJs, producers and record shop owners who helped define the scene.
First entry of a three-parter where Deniz Kırkalı investigates Istanbul's current cultural & independent scene by introducing the venues & people galvanizing the city.
Invited at European Lab Budapest for a panel dubbed "Indie culture for youth in resistance", Tadi, co-founder of Bijat collective and of the Prishtinë Is Burning party series comes back on the origins of a collective effort to revive Kosovo's queer and feminist nightlife.
For the last 3 years Zacharias Vamvakousis has been delivering music lessons to people with disabilities using the EyeHarp music interface. The software is the result of his research activity and is one of the first musical instruments to be played with the eyes.
As the next European Lab Winter Forum approaches, we revisit conversations shared with last edition's speakers. Among them, Yves Citton, philosopher, essayist and inspired writer, opened up on "collapsology" and our relation to it. Interview.
European Lab Winter Forum is back on the 22nd of January for a day of discourses at Ground Control in Paris, focused on migration narratives. We take this opportunity to dive back in the highlights of the previous installments. Today, this exchange shared with novelist Alain Damasio, on his book “Les Furtifs”.
From talks on the carbon footprint of advertising cookies to the role of new digital platforms in the art market, (re)discover SónarCCCB's 2021 discourse programme.
From the 13th to the 17th of October, Unsound Festival brought music, performances and discourses to Krakow's cultural venues. After an unprecedented sequence, it was important to restart, but also - more than ever - to discuss. Fortunately, Unsound's discourses are now available online.
