Academic paper on the ECHO I project
Four and a half years after the first European Cultural Heritage Onstage project, the academic echo of the ECHO I […]
Jazz Concert | ECHO III For Memory’s Sake 16-19 February 2023
February is perceived as the month of love for a vast majority of people.In this regard, the OPEN SPACE Foundation
ECHO III – For Memory’s Sake | Meet the Athens Residency Team
Panagiotis is a graduate of “Dilos-Dimitra Chatoupi” drama school while he is currently a student in the Department of Theater
ECHO III – Open call for artists
Musicians, Actors, Visual Artists, Writers Four Paid Art Residencies: Greece (Theatre) – 01/2023-03/2023 (46 days) Bucharest (Visual Artists) – 03/2023
ECHO III – For Memory’s Sake | Ethnographic Research
The case of Greece The ethnographic research conducted in a small Greek village revealed personal stories that capture the complexity
News
The ECHO II digital collection of artworks on Europeana
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!
ECHO III – OPEN CALL FOR ARTISTS
Musicians, Actors, Visual Artists, Writers Four Paid Art Residencies: Greece (Theatre) – 01/2023-03/2023 (46 days) Bucharest (Visual Artists) – 03/2023
Activities
GLAM Hack workshop
On Wednesday 25 May 2022, Balkans Beyond Borders and GLAM Hack welcomed a group of cultural managers, GLAM professionals and creatives to the 2-session workshop, organised in the context of the open access policy of ECHO II, and facilitated by Revekka Kefalea, our open access advocate and recent graduate of the CC Certificate for GLAM.
Activities
Cultivating mindful communities: About the ECHO II event in Kythnos island
On the 21st and 22nd of May 2022, PostScriptum organised the local event “Cultivating Mindful Communities” 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).