ACT – Art Climat Transition, our European cooperation network!

The network allows for the commissioning and co-production of artistic projects consistent with its values. Also, under the banners of ” Collection Europe ” and ” Relay lectures “, the project produces two forms of artistic and local activities based on exchange and sharing through the different European countries of the network members. Finally, Summerlabs are an opportunity to bring all ACT members together in one place to collectively reflect on environmental issues during public events.

In keeping with ACT’s commitment to political action, the program’s artistic agenda is coordinated with two international events on climate and biodiversity. The first of these milestones takes place at the IUCN World Conservation Congress from June 11-19, 2020, where COAL is rolling out its program
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ACT members

Artsadmin (London, UK)
Artsadmin fosters creation without borders by producing bold, interdisciplinary work to share with local, national and international audiences.

Bunker (Ljublijana, Slovenia)
Bunker is an association that produces contemporary performances, organizes discursive forums and educational programs, and produces an international performing arts festival Mladi Levi. Since 2004, Bunker has been managing a former performing arts space Old Power Station in Ljubljana.

COAL (Paris, France)
COAL mobilizes artists and cultural actors on societal and environmental issues and accompanies the emergence of a new culture of ecology through its actions such as the COAL Prize, curating exhibitions, advising institutions and communities, European cooperation, and the animation of conferences, workshops and the first dedicated website Resource0.com

Culturegest (Lisbon, Portugal)
Culturgest offers an international program of contemporary theater, dance, music, film and visual arts for a wide and diverse audience. It also develops an intensive discursive program and offers a wide range of participatory events.

Domino (Zagreb, Croatia)
Domino produces artistic programs with artists working at the boundaries of performance, dance, theater and new media. These themes, at the heart of Domino’s program, are expressed in the quest for a more just and open society.

Kaaitheater (Brussels, Belgium)
The Kaaitheater is a stage for dance, theater, performance, music and debate, rooted in Brussels but looking out to the world.

Kampnagel (Hamburg, Germany)
Kampnagel is a world-renowned international production site for contemporary performing arts. The structure also organizes concerts, conferences and a variety of festivals. On six stages with capacities ranging from 1,000 to 100 seats, Kampnagel presents the work of international artists as well as local Hamburg artists.

Lokomotiva (Skopje, Macedonia)
Founded in 2003, Lokomotiva acts as a multi-faceted platform for education, reflection, discussion, creative projects and critical thinking to achieve progressive socio-cultural change in the community.

New Theatre Institute of Latvia (Riga, Latvia)
New Theatre Institute of Latvia is a national contemporary theater that focuses on performing arts. Since 1995, NTIL has been organizing the International Festival of Contemporary Theatre Homo Novus – the largest performing arts platform in Latvia.

Theater Rotterdam (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Theatre Rotterdam is the theater of the city of Rotterdam. We present approximately 500 productions of theater, music, opera, youth theater, festivals and dance each year. We invite a diverse, urban audience to our three venues, offer our venue as a commons, and present artistic productions on site throughout the city.

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