Blue Sun. Conversations about art, science and ecology

Bilateral initiative facts

Promoter:
Asociația Galeria Nouă(RO)
Bilateral initiative number:
RO-BI033
Status:
Completed
Initial cost:
€93,560
Actual cost:
€82,990
Initiative Types:
Other
Promotional material
Workshop or seminarinternational residences
Partners:
Asociatia Romana de Arta contemporana(RO)
Lise Wulff(NO)
Muzeul de Arta din Timisoara(RO)
Programme:
Programme areas:

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Description

Main objective: strengthening the bilateral relations between Romania and Norway in the artistic field, through collaboration between Romanian and Norwegian artists and scientists on subjects such as ecology and climate change in the context of Timișoara ECC 2023
Main activities:
• Creating new works and installations which will be presented in public areas and dedicated to the contemporary art in Timisoara
• Creating artist-talk events and guided tours/visits through the town and expozitions, dedicated to the public during Autumn 2023, using the projects’s premises connected with Aurora Borealis

Summary of the results

The main objective of the "Blue Sun" project "Conversations about art, science and ecology" was achieved thanks to the strengthening of bilateral relations between Romania and Norway through the partnership with the artist Lise Wulff and during a residency organized in Tromso through the study visits of the Romanian artist to the Artic University, whose research directions are focused, among others, on the auroral light - a topic of interest for this project. Katrin Losleben, representative of the Arctic University, gave one of the three talks within the project, organized in Timișoara, hosted by the University of the West.

At the same time, the artistic director''s visit to Bodø contributed to the strengthening of relations between the two European cultural capitals Timișoara 2023 and Bodø 2024, materialized by the agreement between the promoter and the organizers "Bodø cultural capital 2024" by which they undertake to explore opportunities for collaboration and development of cultural projects in the future.

Information on the projects funded by the EEA and Norway Grants is provided by the Programme and Fund Operators in the Beneficiary States, who are responsible for the completeness and accuracy of this information.