Island Connect je europski projekt Domina kao vodećeg partnera koji od 2020 – 2022 okuplja 4 kulturne organizacije i institucije iz Danske, Grčke, Irske i Španjolske dok u nastavku djelovanja od 2023 – 2025 projekt okuplja 6 organizacija iz Danske, Irske i Španjolske, Francuske i Italije s ciljem povećanja transnacionalne mobilnosti i profesionalnog razvoja za umjetnike/ce na područjima europskih otočnih zemalja. Projekt kroz niz umjetničkih rezidencija i edukacija spaja umjetnike i kulturne radnike iz više europskih zemalja i šire koji žele istraživati i stvarati u okruženju otoka, inspirirani boravkom u prirodi i ruralnim, otočnim sredinama i/ili temom “otočnosti”.
ISLAND CONNECT is a collaborative program between seven performing arts organizations, working with residencies located on (or associated with) European islands of different countries. United in the project by a…
Partneri 2023 – 2025:
Projekt je sufinanciran sredstvima Europske unije kroz program Kreativna Europa. Projekt Island Connect II financijski su podržali: Ured za udruge RH, Ministarstvo kulture i medija RH, Zaklada Kultura Nova i Grad Zagreb.
ETHNO QUEER is a broadly defined cultural-research and production project of the Domino association, which brings together organizations and culture experts, as well as organizations from Croatia and its region
ACT: Art, Climate, Transition (ACT) is a European collaborative project that deals with the issue of just transition through art and activism.
Croatian Performing Arts Network gathers 11 Croatian organizations whose activities span from the cultural centres of coastal Croatia to continental cities.
Island Connect is a collaborative European project with Domino as a leading partner that gathers 5 cultural organizations and institutions from Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Spain and Croatia
ACT: Art, Climate, Transition (ACT) is a European collaborative project that deals with the issue of just transition through art and activism.
Domino conducts a continuing research on the history of political performance in Croatia from the 1970s to the present day.
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