We are happy to share with you that the ECHO II digital collection of artworks is now also available on Europeana – the platform and infrastructure that provides art lovers, cultural heritage enthusiasts, professionals, educators, and researchers with digital access to European cultural heritage materials, to inspire and inform multivocal perspectives and critical discussions around art and culture, history and memory!
Musicians, Actors, Visual Artists, Writers Four Paid Art Residencies: Greece (Theatre) – 01/2023-03/2023 (46 days) Bucharest (Visual Artists) – 03/2023
PostScriptum invites you to an event in Kythnos island, presenting the ECHO II project to local artists and communities, and exhibiting the artworks created in the ECHO II art residencies in dialogue with the local tradition of Xerolithia (the art of drystone walling). The event will take place on the 21st and 22nd of May 2022, at the primary school of Chora.
Balkans Beyond Borders and GLAM Hack, in the context of the open access policy of the ECHO II project, co-organize a 2-session workshop for artists, heritage professionals, cultural managers, activists and anyone interested in the Open GLAM movement. The workshop will take place on Wednesday 25 May 2022 (time: 17:30 – 21:00) at Goethe-Institut Athen.
PostScriptum, in the context of the digital strategy and outreach of ECHO II, announces a series of three (3) webinars providing insights and tools to empower artists, heritage professionals, cultural managers and civil society organizations in the digital era.
We are looking for 4 artists (1 from Greece, 1 from Bulgaria, 1 from North Macedonia, and 1 from Hungary), who are working in the fields of painting, sculpture, graphicdesign, fashion design, craftwork, and mural to participate in the fifth *extra* art residency of the project.
We are happy to announce that ECHO: European Cultural Heritage Onstage keeps echoing via the screening of “Dark Vein” at the 23rd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival (24 June – 4 July 2021).
We are looking for 4 artists (1 from Greece, 1 from Bulgaria, 1 from North Macedonia, and 1 from Hungary), who are working in the fields of painting, sculpture, graphic design, fashion design, and craftwork to participate in the forth and final art residency of the project.
In light of COVID-19 crisis, we decided to postpone the Art Residency in Győr, Hungary, and organise it in July 2021.
