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The Baltic House Project

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2015-2018

Concept in progress


the problem:

The Solution:

The Metaphor:

the time of crisis and insecurity not yet perfect model (economic, social)

alternative ways of thinking, perception, lifestyles

the house: as a shelter and common space

environmental threat

culture as a crucial democratic tool for sustainable transformation

the circle: the journey round the Baltic to rediscover our potential

complex urban issues

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the theme: vulnerability

centre vs periphery inclusion/ exclusion participation/passivity

identity vs otherness tradition/change integration/division

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consumerism vs sustainability degradation/protection destruction/creation


the objectives overall (the eusbsr): to develop collaboration so as to face challenges and promote a more balanced development in the bsr

long term

to engage various groups across sectors so as to involve local communities around the „vulnerable” issues through the series of cultural events, with a mobile exhibition as a reference point

medium term

to share know-how and develop methodology for culture to facilitate cross-sectoral collaboration and build up citizen activism to transfer local experience to the BSR level and the BSR perspective to the local context

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immediate

to strengthen civil society and its institutions in the BSR by laying the foundations for a sustainable cross-sectoral network of institutions, experts and artists to create the sense of community within the BSR through shared emotional connection and commitment


The Target Groups/Beneficiaries Citizens of the BSR Artists, cultural operators, activists, scientists, other experts Various organisations active in the field of environmental issues, space development, civic activism etc., Institutions (public establishments, business sector, creative sector, universities) Authorities (multi-level governance)

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the content

the preparatory stage

developing the project's activities

identifying areas of vulnerability

the methodology

specifying target groups

(How can we strongly contribute to the project?)

(What do we want to care for, defend, reinforce?) (Who are we doing it FOR and WITH?)

identifying the partners' strengths developing local partnership

(Which organizations from the creative sector would like to join us?)

collaboration across sectors

(How can we best inter-connect creative sector and other groups?)

involving the project's actors (Who are the experts, artists etc. to express our message?)

collaboration within the BSR

(How can we successfully transfer our expertise to other location in the BSR?)

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(How can we effectively create the sense of commitment and communicate our message?)


groups across sectors

project partners

vulnerable issue

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artists


activity : debate

activity: artistic residence

activity: installation in public space

activity: literary workshops exhibition

activitiy: performance

activity: mobile app

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activity: concert

and more....


exhibition as the project's lens i.e. something that facilitates and influences perception, comprehension, or evaluation*

artworks from 10 countries in the BSR curatorial team representing partners artworks as a result of process/dialogue with local communities and/or expert groups across sectors transferable content: exhibition venues in 10 countries in the BSR exhibition format adjusted to local needs and capacities the content inspiring accompanying activities *http://www.merriam-webster.com

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the results: The increase in interest and public awareness on "vulnerable" areas through their identification and highlighting by cultural events The increase in citizen participation around "vulnerable" issues by engaging them in cultural events The improved effectiveness of activities contributing to the BSR's more balanced development by creating and providing the project's actors with the tools of cross-sectoral methodology, which can be transferred and scaled around the BSR The creation of the space under "The Baltic House" roof for new project ideas to incubate and for the actors involved to develop their competences The strengthening of a sustainable cross-sectoral network of institutions, organisations, experts and artists contributing to the more balanced development of the BSR

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tha baltic house lab 2015 (spring-autumn) gdansk, tri-city, the pomeranian region

The Baltic Sea

gdansk waterways and waterfronts

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tha baltic house lab 2015 (spring-autumn) gdansk, tri-city, the pomeranian region Waterways connecting different parts of the city and connecting the city with the sea reflected in the project’s spatial arrangement (location of events). Water and waterfronts as a an important “vulnerable” area, in the context of the following: urban development: access, sustainability, integration social activation and inclusion in public space environmental and landscape protection

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tha baltic house lab 2015 (spring-autumn) gdansk, tri-city, the pomeranian region art routes

workshops brainstorming partner meetings

methodology testing

and many more...

debates seminars

Mobile Apps concerts

connecting

THINK TANK(ER)

EXHIBITION

the baltic house sets on the journey around the baltic sea 2016-2018

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the synergy effects:

Baltic Dimensions

art line

the baltic dimensions

culturability bsr

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ars baltica

river//cities platform


the proposed partnership Poland – Gdansk – The Baltic Sea Cultural Centre Germany – Schlezwig-Holstein – Kiel – Gesellschaft für zeitgenössische Konzepte e.V. Denmark – Copenhagen – Cultura21 Norway – tbc Sweden – Stockholm – Färgfabriken Finland – Rauma – Rauma Art Museum Estonia – Tallinn – Estonian Centre of Architecture Latvia – Riga – The Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art Lithuania – Vilnius – Laimikis.lt Russia – Kaliningrad Oblast – Kaliningrad – The Baltic Branch of NCCA

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"the baltic house" concept Part - financed by the European Union

partners:

the bscc in gdansk

fargfabriken, stockholm

Contact: magdalena.zakrzewska@nck.org.pl

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rauma art museum


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