Globus Call och FORWARD projekt

Norwegian-based collective Tenthaus are working an 18-month project with main partners Studio150 from Bangkok, PACK/Space413 from Seoul, GUDSKUL from Jakarta, with numerous partners in Bangkok, Seoul, Jakarta and Singapore.

Led by Trans Europe Halles, GET is a global community of practice that brings together academics, architects, designers, cultural organisations, and grassroots communities from 9 countries on 4 continents.

The objective of Ecologists at Risk (ER) is to open an independent Residency in Mexico for at-risk ecologists. ER is a next-gen residency programme at the intersection of environmental activism and art/culture.

Three performing arts productions each challenge the boundaries between the local and the global in their own way.

How can craft & design shape the future & social landscape in the African continent? The Craft & Design pop up academy prototype will address how experimentation with ancient techniques, new materials and disruptive approaches can improve the peri-urban environment and sharpen our social consciousness.

The Expanding Theater Landscapes project brings together theater artists from Para Film & Teater, Norway; Binario Vivo, Italy; and Sarajevo War Theatre, Bosnia to create three  performances under the question: How to talk about refugees from a European theatre stage today? 

Law Shifters engages young citizens in law and democracy by giving them the chance to act as both judges and lawmakers. What would your verdict be to real court cases, and how would you rewrite the laws in your country so that they would be more just? 

Sustaining the Otherwise is a research and artistic project about restitution, reparation and transformation, taking place in multiple locations in Europe and Africa. The project offers a space for artists, activists, scholars and writers to be in dialogue and to explore the topic of restitution in relation to both material and immaterial culture. Focusing on artistic practices, the program includes residencies, talks, conferences, publications, performances and exhibitions.

Pedagogies of the Rural facilitates experimental knowledge sharing across localities and communities in a global network with focus on peripheral art practices, rural community building, land care and alternative pedagogies.

This project looks to create extended opportunities for Sámi and Māori practitioners working within craft and architecture fields to connect / share / learn. Beginning with learning spaces, the project considers the different iterations of where and how knowledge is exchanged within Sámi and Māori worldviews. 

The SEA Arts Censorship Database Project is an archiving and monitoring system, designed to track violations of artistic freedom in Southeast Asia in 6 countries: Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, The Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam.  

The project has received funding from both Globus Call and Globus FORWARD.

The 3Ecologies Project was launched in 2020 by Brian Massumi and Erin Manning. In this ethos of alongsideness, 3Ecologies develops techniques for research-creation at the intersection of the environmental, conceptual and social ecologies.

Through Finnish-Nepali-Mauritius partnership, the project contributes to local and global understandings of traditional music practices, their contemporary artistic possibilities, and their contribution to non-formal and formal music education practices locally and globally from the perspective of cultural and social sustainability. 

The project “Urgent Situation” promotes horizontal exchange of knowledge, ideas and methods between the creative field and the sustainable tourism industry. The aim is to investigate and convey how artists, architects and other creative actors can play a central role in the development of the tourism sector in a world with a growing focus on the environment, sustainability and local communities.

A performance-led research project setting out to investigate new digital business models and markets for contemporary performance.

With Mexico as its case, this project explores innovative artistic methods to develop technological tools in favour of women exposed to social constraints and systemic violence.

The project sets a new vision of how disability works through technology to create a new normative.

‘Now Soon Over’ aims to unite young and newly established cultural institutions in a network to foster exchange of knowledge and experience.

A long-term networking and exchange programme between artists and cultural operators from the Nordic Region and the African continent, wishing to influence cultural representation on world art scenes.

A project aiming to establish a transcontinental network for knowledge sharing between artists and cultural agents from the USVI, Ghana, Greenland and the Nordic region, instigating new North-South and South-South knowledge infrastructures