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We are showing «Warning for Contemplation Sections» at the Akropoditi Dance Festival in Syros Greece! Accommodation is taken care of, but what about the trip? We need your support!

A-dash is an artist-led initiative in Athens, Greece, combining studios and a project space, with an emphasis on experimentation, collaboration and inter-disciplinary exchange.

Nous sommes deux étudiants en Sciences Politiques.Après un séjour dans un camp de réfugiés, nous avons décidé d’initier un projet qui consiste en la création d’un atelier d’art dans le camp d’Oinofyta

We need your support for publishing our first book for children – «The Patter-mice and Sleepyhead». Give us a chance to enchant the kids!

Baushtellë is an art project rooted in Pristina, Belgrade & Zurich. During a 10 week journey artists from all three cities will create a 6h performance based on the question: «What do you believe in?»

Everybody heard of Dadaist President Tristan Tzara but few know about him. My film will document his life from Moinești to Paris, show the opinion of today’s people on him and complete his biography.

Cohesio desidera diventare un'APS che promuove il benessere attraverso l’arte a Lecce per creare una comunità inclusiva di giovani artisti e dare vita a progetti culturali come il CurArti Festival.

Support NOSTOS, the new creation by the Costa Brothers: a dance show that carries a message of family unity and hope for young talents.

We want to plant a forest of native plants in an area at risk of desertification to generate biodiversity and create artistic projects on the relationship between human communities and nature.

100 year old photos that shape(d) the Western view on the Orient. A place for dreams and perspectives, today a crisis region. What happened? The documentary takes a look into the story behind it.

150 Tage Kairo = 100 Zeichnungen = 1 Buch

With this crowdfunding, we are asking for your help to perpetuate the activity and existence of the neapolitan atelier and shop "la maschera è libertà, dedicated to Commedia dell’Arte’s masks'.