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WHO ARE WE?

Kooperativa – Regional Platform for Culture was registered in August 2012 in Zagreb, as a non-governmental, non-party, and non-profit association of legal entities, that is, a regional network of organizations and national networks working in the field of independent culture and contemporary art in Southeast Europe (SEE). Jointly founded by 21 independent cultural organizations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia, the platform currently has 38 active members, active in all areas of contemporary cultural and artistic practices.

Kooperativa’s establishment and activities are the result of a long-lasting cooperation of independent culture organizations active in the SEE. Partners gathered around Kooperativa have already been closely cooperating since 2005, conducting together activities including: implementation of collaborative projects within the exchange and collaboration programmes; bringing together and networking between advocates of independent culture; providing information and educational activities. They have also been active in advocating for cultural policy measures that would systematically improve cultural cooperation both in the region and internationally as well as to enable its long-term sustainability. Ultimately, the main purpose of Kooperativa became advocating for a stable financial mechanism as a long-term and sustainable framework that supports the collaboration and development of independent cultural organizations in SEE, as well as establishing a dialogue with governments and other relevant stakeholders of the respective countries.

Today, Kooperativa still dedicates most of its work advocating towards the aforementioned goal. We also work on strengthening the capacities of independent culture organizations by transferring good practice and knowledge.

THE MAIN OBJECTIVES OF THE PLATFORM ARE:

~ to ensure the framework for a long-term and sustainable project cooperation and programme exchange between the advocates of independent culture in the region

~ to strengthen the capacities of organizations through the transfer of good practice and knowledge

~ to empower the actors contributing to the development of cultural and other policies that will introduce significant changes in cultural systems of the countries of the region

~ development of contemporary and new artistic practices, critical public discourse and innovative organizational models

STRATEGIC GOALS 2022-2024

Kooperativa’s goals within the next three years are to strengthen the platform’s profile as a key stakeholder for the development of regional policies and programs in culture. At the same time, the aim is to continue providing support for different forms of regional collaboration and exchange, and to pilot a new fund for program exchange.

Strategic objectives:

~ Strengthening Kooperativa through organizational development, members engagement, communication and outreach to key stakeholders

~ Fostering programs of mutual support, knowledge exchange, collective actions and program cooperation between cultural organisations in the region

~ Advocating for better conditions of independent culture in the region and a sustainable financial instrument for regional collaboration

TIHANA PUPOVAC

~ coordinator

ENA GRABAR

~ financial administrator

MARIJA KRNIĆ

~ program coordinator

DEJAN KOŠĆAK

~ program and PR associate

CONTACTS

P
+385 1 7898 732

M
+385 95 3815 566

A
Baruna Trenka 11
10 000 Zagreb
Croatia

E
platforma.kooperativa@gmail.com

PETER CEROVŠEK is actively engaged in film in various roles: as a producer, film curator, screenwriter, director, critic, and publicist. He is the founder and the director of the FeKK Ljubljana Short Film Festival, organized by Kraken short film promotion society where he is the president of the NGO. He is the director of the Center for Contemporary Arts, SCCA-Ljubljana, and the head of the DIVA Station Archive of experimental film, video and new media programs within the organization. He is also a curator for the short film program “Europe in Short” at Ljubljana International Film Festival (Liffe) and producer of the screenwriting workshop Short Scene. He wrote film reviews for Radio Student and for magazines Ekran, Filmonaut, and KINO! He directed several short films that received international recognition.

LUKA KNEŽEVIĆ STRIKA (vice-president) is a photographer, visual artist and cultural worker. He contributes to various, mostly self-organized collective practices in the fields of art, spaces and activism. He founded or co-founded artistic collectives, artist-run spaces, programs and awards such as Belgrade raw, Jednostavno rečeno, Ostavinska, Commendation and Multimadeira. He served as a member and chairman of the Steering Committee of the Association Independent culture scene of Serbia. He is involved as an educator and facilitator in the projects of support of migrants run by Group 484. In 2013, he was a curator of the yearly program of the Artget gallery of the Cultural centre of Belgrade. His works were shown in galleries and museums in Serbia, Germany, Austria, Croatia, Sweden, Estonia and are part of the October Salon collection. His photographs were published in weekly magazines, books and other publications.

DAVOR MIŠKOVIĆ (president) is a sociologist who works in the cultural sector. His work deals with artistic production and the research of cultural policy. From 1997 to 2004 he worked at the Croatian Ministry of Culture as an advisor for international cultural cooperation. He’s been running the Drugo more organization since 2004, where he has engaged in research, organization of cultural programmes, galleries, festivals, conferences, seminars and workshops. He was the president of the Clubture Network. As part of the European Capital of Culture 2020, he organized the Dopolavoro program. He has worked with various municipal administrations on the improvement of their cultural systems and coordinated the writings of several cultural strategies of local cities. He taught at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Academy of Applied Arts in Rijeka.

VULLNET SANAJA (member) is a cultural worker and activist as well as the co-founder of Anibar. Throughout the past 14 years he has been engaged in advocacy, debate and civic initiatives related to the use and management of public infrastructure, development of cultural policies through civic-public partnership and creation of better conditions for the independent culture scene in Peja and Kosovo. In Kooperativa he joins as a board member to deepen cooperation and program exchange between advocates of independent culture in the region as well as to develop mechanisms for strengthening the capacities of the sector.

TIJANA-ANA SPASOVSKA (vice-president) is an art historian and cultural activist working as a program and administrative coordinator for JADRO – Association of the independent culture scene in North Macedonia. She is one of the organizers of the CRIC – festival for critical culture, held in Skopje.

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~ Bilanca Kooperative -Regionalne platforme za kulturu za 2015.

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2015. godinu

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2017. godinu

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2018. godinu

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2019. godinu

~ Godišnji financijski izvještaj Kooperative za 2020. godinu

Kooperativa – Regional Platform for Culture

Baruna Trenka 11
10 000 Zagreb
Croatia
OIB: 14527130765

IBAN: HR5124020061100632114
SWIFT/BIC: ESBCHR22
Erste&Steiermärkische Bank d.d.

RB: 21009478

+385 95 3815 566
+385 1 7898 732

Web design: Petra Milički
Programing: Nikola Greiner
Web editor: Platforma Kooperativa

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We will use your data to email you our newsletter or keep you updated about our work.

Your data will be stored in our online newsletter database. If you have agreed to receive updates from us, you may always opt out at a later date. You have the right at any time to stop Kooperativa from contacting you. If you no longer wish to be contacted, please read the “How to contact us” part of this Privacy Policy.

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What are your data protection rights?

Kooperativa would like to make sure you are fully aware of all your data protection rights.

Read Chapter III of the GDPR* for more information about the user data protection rights.

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How to contact us

If you have any questions about Kooperativa’s privacy policy, the data we hold on you, or you would like to exercise one of your data protection rights, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Email/write to us at:

Kooperativa – Regional Platform for Culture

Baruna Trenka 11
10 000 Zagreb
Croatia

platforma-kooperativa@gmail.com

Call us:

+385 1 7898 732

Kooperativa website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International Licence

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WHO ARE WE?

Kooperativa – Regional Platform for Culture was registered in August 2012 in Zagreb, as a non-governmental, non-party, and non-profit association of legal entities, that is, a regional network of organizations and national networks working in the field of independent culture and contemporary art in Southeast Europe (SEE). Jointly founded by 21 independent cultural organizations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Croatia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia, the platform currently has 38 active members, active in all areas of contemporary cultural and artistic practices.

Kooperativa’s establishment and activities are the result of a long-lasting cooperation of independent culture organizations active in the SEE. Partners gathered around Kooperativa have already been closely cooperating since 2005, conducting together activities including: implementation of collaborative projects within the exchange and collaboration programmes; bringing together and networking between advocates of independent culture; providing information and educational activities. They have also been active in advocating for cultural policy measures that would systematically improve cultural cooperation both in the region and internationally as well as to enable its long-term sustainability. Ultimately, the main purpose of Kooperativa became advocating for a stable financial mechanism as a long-term and sustainable framework that supports the collaboration and development of independent cultural organizations in SEE, as well as establishing a dialogue with governments and other relevant stakeholders of the respective countries.

Today, Kooperativa still dedicates most of its work advocating towards the aforementioned goal. We also work on strengthening the capacities of independent culture organizations by transferring good practice and knowledge.

THE MAIN OBJECTIVES OF THE PLATFORM ARE:

~ to ensure the framework for a long-term and sustainable project cooperation and programme exchange between the advocates of independent culture in the region

~ to strengthen the capacities of organizations through the transfer of good practice and knowledge

~ to empower the actors contributing to the development of cultural and other policies that will introduce significant changes in cultural systems of the countries of the region

~ development of contemporary and new artistic practices, critical public discourse and innovative organizational models

STRATEGIC GOALS 2022-2024

Kooperativa’s goals within the next three years are to strengthen the platform’s profile as a key stakeholder for the development of regional policies and programs in culture. At the same time, the aim is to continue providing support for different forms of regional collaboration and exchange, and to pilot a new fund for program exchange.

Strategic objectives:

~ Strengthening Kooperativa through organizational development, members engagement, communication and outreach to key stakeholders

~ Fostering programs of mutual support, knowledge exchange, collective actions and program cooperation between cultural organisations in the region

~ Advocating for better conditions of independent culture in the region and a sustainable financial instrument for regional collaboration

TIHANA PUPOVAC

~ coordinator

ENA GRABAR

~ financial administrator

MARIJA KRNIĆ

~ program coordinator

DEJAN KOŠĆAK

~ program and PR associate

CONTACTS

P
+385 1 7898 732

M
+385 95 3815 566

A
Baruna Trenka 11
10 000 Zagreb
Croatia

E
platforma.kooperativa@gmail.com

PETER CEROVŠEK is actively engaged in film in various roles: as a producer, film curator, screenwriter, director, critic, and publicist. He is the founder and the director of the FeKK Ljubljana Short Film Festival, organized by Kraken short film promotion society where he is the president of the NGO. He is the director of the Center for Contemporary Arts, SCCA-Ljubljana, and the head of the DIVA Station Archive of experimental film, video and new media programs within the organization. He is also a curator for the short film program “Europe in Short” at Ljubljana International Film Festival (Liffe) and producer of the screenwriting workshop Short Scene. He wrote film reviews for Radio Student and for magazines Ekran, Filmonaut, and KINO! He directed several short films that received international recognition.

LUKA KNEŽEVIĆ STRIKA (vice-president) is a photographer, visual artist and cultural worker. He contributes to various, mostly self-organized collective practices in the fields of art, spaces and activism. He founded or co-founded artistic collectives, artist-run spaces, programs and awards such as Belgrade raw, Jednostavno rečeno, Ostavinska, Commendation and Multimadeira. He served as a member and chairman of the Steering Committee of the Association Independent culture scene of Serbia. He is involved as an educator and facilitator in the projects of support of migrants run by Group 484. In 2013, he was a curator of the yearly program of the Artget gallery of the Cultural centre of Belgrade. His works were shown in galleries and museums in Serbia, Germany, Austria, Croatia, Sweden, Estonia and are part of the October Salon collection. His photographs were published in weekly magazines, books and other publications.

DAVOR MIŠKOVIĆ (president) is a sociologist who works in the cultural sector. His work deals with artistic production and the research of cultural policy. From 1997 to 2004 he worked at the Croatian Ministry of Culture as an advisor for international cultural cooperation. He’s been running the Drugo more organization since 2004, where he has engaged in research, organization of cultural programmes, galleries, festivals, conferences, seminars and workshops. He was the president of the Clubture Network. As part of the European Capital of Culture 2020, he organized the Dopolavoro program. He has worked with various municipal administrations on the improvement of their cultural systems and coordinated the writings of several cultural strategies of local cities. He taught at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Academy of Applied Arts in Rijeka.

VULLNET SANAJA (member) is a cultural worker and activist as well as the co-founder of Anibar. Throughout the past 14 years he has been engaged in advocacy, debate and civic initiatives related to the use and management of public infrastructure, development of cultural policies through civic-public partnership and creation of better conditions for the independent culture scene in Peja and Kosovo. In Kooperativa he joins as a board member to deepen cooperation and program exchange between advocates of independent culture in the region as well as to develop mechanisms for strengthening the capacities of the sector.

TIJANA-ANA SPASOVSKA (vice-president) is an art historian and cultural activist working as a program and administrative coordinator for JADRO – Association of the independent culture scene in North Macedonia. She is one of the organizers of the CRIC – festival for critical culture, held in Skopje.

~ Statut Kooperative – regionalne platforme za kulturu

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2014. godinu

~ Bilanca Kooperative -Regionalne platforme za kulturu za 2014.

~ Bilanca Kooperative -Regionalne platforme za kulturu za 2015.

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2015. godinu

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2017. godinu

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2018. godinu

~ Godišnji izvještaj Kooperative za 2019. godinu

~ Godišnji financijski izvještaj Kooperative za 2020. godinu

Kooperativa – Regional Platform for Culture

Baruna Trenka 11
10 000 Zagreb
Croatia
OIB: 14527130765

IBAN: HR5124020061100632114
SWIFT/BIC: ESBCHR22
Erste&Steiermärkische Bank d.d.

RB: 21009478

+385 95 3815 566
+385 1 7898 732

Web design: Petra Milički
Programing: Nikola Greiner
Web editor: Platforma Kooperativa

PRIVACY POLICY

Cookies

Cookies are text files placed on your computer to collect standard Internet log information and visitor behaviour information. When you visit our websites, we may collect information from you automatically through cookies or similar technology

For further information, visit:

allaboutcookies.org
youronlinechoices.com

How do we use cookies?

Our Company uses cookies in a range of ways to improve your experience on our website, including:[1][2]

~ Keeping you signed in

~ Understanding how you use our website

How to manage cookies

You can set your browser not to accept cookies, and the above website tells you how to remove cookies from your browser. However, in a few cases, some of our website features may not function as a result.

Privacy policies of other websites

The Kooperativa website contains links to other websites. Our privacy policy applies only to our website, so if you click on a link to another website, you should read their privacy policy.

User Data

We collect data from you (‘user data’ – personal identification information) when you register to receive a newsletter or other updates from us. This data can sometimes comprise personal data about individuals, to which European data protection laws apply.

This personal information must be handled properly under the European General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (the ‘GDPR’). The Regulation regulates the way that we handle ‘personal data’ that we collect while carrying out our functions and gives certain rights to people whose ‘personal data’ we may hold.

How will we use and store your data

We will use your data to email you our newsletter or keep you updated about our work.

Your data will be stored in our online newsletter database. If you have agreed to receive updates from us, you may always opt out at a later date. You have the right at any time to stop Kooperativa from contacting you. If you no longer wish to be contacted, please read the “How to contact us” part of this Privacy Policy.

Youtube

The Kooperativa website uses YouTube, online video sharing and social media platforms. We use YouTube’s video privacy deployment method, in which YouTube will not store visitor data unless they start playing videos.

See the YouTube Privacy Policy at the following link:: https://www.youtube.com/static?template=privacy_guidelines.

What are your data protection rights?

Kooperativa would like to make sure you are fully aware of all your data protection rights.

Read Chapter III of the GDPR* for more information about the user data protection rights.

*https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:32016R0679#d1e2161-1-1

How to contact us

If you have any questions about Kooperativa’s privacy policy, the data we hold on you, or you would like to exercise one of your data protection rights, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Email/write to us at:

Kooperativa – Regional Platform for Culture

Baruna Trenka 11
10 000 Zagreb
Croatia

platforma-kooperativa@gmail.com

Call us:

+385 1 7898 732

Kooperativa website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International Licence

MEMBERS ČLANICE SORT BY: SORTIRAJ PO: ALPHABET ABECEDI A - Z Z - A HEADQUARTERS SJEDIŠTU Zagreb Sarajevo Ljubljana Belgrade Beograd Bitola Kotor Mostar Niš Novi Sad Ohrid Prizren Peja Peć Pristina Priština Rijeka Skopje Skoplje Cetinje AKCIJA Sarajevo Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

HEADQUARTERS:
Branilaca Sarajeva 24 (BKC)
71000, Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina

EMAIL: info@akcija.org.ba

Website: http://akcija.org.ba/

AKCIJA Sarajevois an independent cultural NGO founded in 1998. In the first five years of its existence, organization’s mission was focused on the development and promotion of independent and alternative youth culture, with organization of the concerts and international music festival FUTURA as its main activity. Later, the mission of the organization has been updated and it started to focus on non-production activities in the field of culture, meaning that we don’t primarily produce cultural content (music, festival, theatre, dance, etc.) but we start to function as so called “support intersectoral cultural organization”. Our aims changed towards improvement of the systemic conditions and context for the cultural production in Bosnia and Herzegovina trough research, education and advocacy.AKCIJA has started first series of debates, lectures, workshops and training sessions for the cultural operators in BiH in the field of cultural policy and cultural management with the aim to raise the capacities of the sector.

One of our most current projects issupported by USAID with the aim to increase the capacities of the organisation to become a leading civil society organisation in the field of culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina. AKCIJA is selected as partner in the field of culture among 12 other sectors. The project which starts from 1st October 2014 has aim to create the network of cultural operators in the country, to research and advocate the changes of the cultural policies, and to disseminate the information about the cultural field in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Anibar Peja, Kosovo

HEADQUARTERS:
Peja, Kosovo

Anibar has been a registered NGO in Kosovo since 2010. It is an organization of passionate activists that encourages young people to express their ideas and worldview through animation and to discuss important social subjects pertinent to the youth of Kosovo. Anibar’s mission is to commit itself to breaking civic apathy through cultural activism. Through its recently updated strategy, Anibar has adapted three areas/programs of activities which include civic education, culture development, and film production, with sub-program of development and management of passive public spaces to create institutional knowledge and good practices of governance.

Anibar has established a reputation as a responsible, innovative and inclusive organization locally, nationally and internationally. Since 2010, Anibar has completed 50+ projects and have successfully worked together with local and International partners. Anibar is particularly proud of the successful completion of 9 editions of the Anibar International Animation Festival, the only festival of its kind in Kosovo. It is one of the biggest cultural events in the country and continues to grow in the number of visitors, activities, and films from year to year. Other Anibar projects include the Anibar Animation Academy, “Animation of Activism” workshops, Film Club, the Junior Oscar program, Anibar on Tour, Art n’rrugë, Cine Bike, Barcamp Peja and the development of a youth volunteer program.

Asociacija, Association of Arts and Culture NGOs and Freelancers Ljubljana, Slovenia

HEADQUARTERS:
Dalmatinova 4
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia

EMAIL: info@asociacija.si

WEBSITE: http://www.asociacija.si/si/

Asociacija, Association of Arts and Culture NGOs and Freelancers, a network that has been informally operating since 1992, is today professionally coordinated and joins 93 organizations and individuals.
Its objective is to advocate for the improvement of the working conditions and the systemic position of freelance artists and NGOs in art and culture and the individuals working for them.
Our main goal is to ensure equal working conditions as compared to those of public institutions as well as a general improvement of the position of art and culture in the state and society.
We stand for an up-to-date cultural politics promoting cultural and artistic diversity and providing conditions for equal access to various contents.
Asociacija is an interest group founded on the principles of democracy and solidarity.
Our common interest is to improve the overall position of contemporary artistic and urban cultural practices.
Internally, Asociacija functions as a forum for the exchange of opinions, which the Management Board encourages, coordinates and articulates.

Association Independent Culture Scene of Serbia Belgrade, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Kraljevića Marka 4
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

EMAIL: koordinator@nezavisnakultura.net

WEBSITE: http://www.nezavisnakultura.net/

Association Independent Culture Scene of Serbia is a joint platform of organisations, initiatives and individuals in the fields of culture and arts in Serbia. By implementation and exchange of programmes in Serbia and abroad, by activities that build capacities of the Association as well as its members, and by dialogue with decision makers at all levels, the Association aspires to promote the development of innovative and critical art practices, impact cultural policy and other related public policies, contribute to decentralisation of culture in Serbia and establish regional cooperation in Southeast Europe.

Association of Artists Cultural Centre Media Artes Ohrid, Macedonia

HEADQUARTERS:
Jane Sandanski 91 V/15
6000 Ohrid
Macedonia

EMAIL: info@seecult.org

WEBSITE: http://www.mediaartes.info/

The goal and task of Media Artes is to develop and promote cooperation, contacts and exchange of opinions, ideas and experiences in artistic work and education, encouraging social inclusion of young people through theater and artistic work, establishing interethnic and intercultural dialogue through theater, networking with other organizations , to provide educational, artistic, technical and organizational support to artistic and cultural activities of young people in Ohrid and the Republic of Macedonia, as well as other forms of cooperation on a national and international level. The organization pays special attention to caring for young authors and their training and providing conditions for their work.

Association of citizens SEEcult.org Belgrade, Macedonia

HEADQUARTERS:
27. marta 26/13
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

EMAIL: redakcija@seecult.org

WEBSITE: http://www.seecult.org/

SEEcult.org is a NGO founded in 2002 in Belgrade with the aim to help development of an open cultural and art scene in the South Eastern Europe, to contribute to promotion of multicultural and international cooperation in the region and beyond, and to encourage the exchange of ideas, development of critical standpoints, and overcoming of stereotypes. The main activities are grouped around the SEEcult.org portal for culture, an informative-educational and presentation-documentary online platform.

Autostrada Biennale Prizren, Kosovo

HEADQUARTERS:
Prizren, Kosovo

Autostrada Biennale started in Prizren, Kosovo, in 2014, with its first edition opening in 2017. It was built on the need for more cultural exchange in the region and with the world. It was always imagined as a connecting point, a route on the map of the Western Balkans. As the only contemporary art institution in Prizren, Autostrada Biennale functions on two speeds: one is a physical exhibition that takes place every two years, the other is the new education, production and exhibition space in the former KFOR military base now ITP Prizren. With the latter, Autostrada Biennale extended the publicness of the platform by considering art production as a form of learning. Through education, onsite training, and an open exhibition-making production space, Autostrada Biennale aim is to develop new models of cultural creation that will encourage a young generation to think critically about art and to become part of the process of creating and installing art. The Autostrada Biennale’s public programs strive to facilitate learning spaces for younger generations by following the principle of inclusivity, making the program open to different communities.

Center for Contemporary Arts – Ljubljana (SCCA-Ljubljana) Ljubljana, Slovenia

HEADQUARTERS:
Metelkova 6
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia

EMAIL: info@scca-ljubljana.si

WEBSITE: http://www.scca-ljubljana.si/

Established in 2000,SCCA, Center for Contemporary Arts – Ljubljana(a successor to the Soros Centre for Contemporary Arts – Ljubljana, 1993–1999) is a model of a flexible and internationally active organisation for layering and comprehensively connecting programs and activities in the field of contemporary visual and new media arts.

Our diverse activities address artists, curators, theorists, experts, critics and general public in the fields of visual and new media arts. They trigger artistic, discursive and social practices and are rooted in the interdisciplinary approach and intense international cooperation.

Center for Empirical Cultural Studies of South-East Europe Niš, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Hajduk Veljkova 18/7
18000 Niš
Serbia

EMAIL: cesk2010@gmail.com

WEBSITE: http://www.cesk.org.rs/

The Center for the Empirical Cultural Studies of South-East Europe (CECS) is an independent research institute from Niš, Serbia. The CECS closely collaborates with over 40 researchers in the region of South-East Europe. Still, its core is made up of ten members, seven of which with a doctoral degree (five in the field of sociology, one in management in culture, one in art history). Since it was founded in 2010, the Center for the Empirical Cultural Studies of South-East Europe has realised more than 20 large scale research projects, including two Horizon 2020 projects. Researchers from this institute are currently involved in realising the Horizon 2020 project “European Inventory of Societal Values of Culture as a Basis for Inclusive Cultural Policies in the Globalising World” (No 870691) https://inventculture.eu/ which is carried out in nine European countries.

Clubture network Zagreb, Croatia

HEADQUARTERS:
Ul. Baruna Trenka 11
10000 Zagreb
Croatia

EMAIL: clubture@gmail.com

WEBSITE: http://www.clubture.org/

Clubture Network is a non-profit, inclusive, participatory network of organizations working on strengthening the independent cultural scene. Network’s main activities are focused on program exchange between organizations, improving visibility, encouraging the organizational development of the independent cultural scene and strengthening its impact on changing the institutional framework in which it operates.

The goals of the Network are:
~ to create conditions for connecting the independent cultural actors through program collaboration in Croatia and in the region;
~ to advocate for cultural policy measures that favor the stability of the independent cultural scene in Croatia;
~ to increase the visibility of the independent cultural scene in Croatia and internationally;
~ to ensure continuous transfer of values, knowledge and skills to the actors of the independent cultural scene in Croatia and in the region.

The areas of operation of the Network are:
~ development of cooperation between organizations of independent culture and youth culture in Croatia and in the region;
~ advocacy within cultural policy, youth policy and other related policies;
~ capacity building of civil society organizations in the field of culture and youth in Croatia.

Contemporary Art Center – Skopje Skopje, Macedonia

HEADQUARTERS:
bul. Goce Delcev, DTC Mavrovka Lamela A 1/10
1000 Skopje
Republic of North Macedonia

EMAIL: scca@scca.org.mk

WEBSITE: http://www.cac.org.mk/

Contemporary Art Center – Skopje is cultural organization that facilitates artistic and cultural production in order to improve overall cultural life in Macedonia through development and support to diverse cultural initiatives. CAC’s mission is to promote creative art activism and guerrilla art actions aimed to address community problems and open debate about problems in our society. Throughout 27 years of operations, CAC is strongly committed to bridge gaps in culture and society, like rural cultural development, artistic activism and art production of Mobile/Montage Gallery.

Creative Syndicate Zagreb, Croatia

HEADQUARTERS:
Nova Ves 18
10000 Zagreb
Croatia

EMAIL: kreativni.sindikat@gmail.com

WEBSITE: http://kreativnisindikat.org/

Creative Syndicate is an art association that brings together award-winning filmmakers and operates as a video production studio. In addition to the production of animated and experimental films, we also focus on socially engaged promotional films and documentaries. Creative Syndicate was founded in 2004, and it is continuously expanding with new authors joining – creatives eager to achieve the highest professional standards.

CRVENA – Association for culture and art Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

HEADQUARTERS:
Hamdije Čemerlica 11
71000 Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina

EMAIL: info@crvena.ba

WEBSITE: http://www.crvena.ba/

CRVENA is a community of unique individuals gathered around the idea that art and culture provide an open platform for social change. Association works in the area of womens production, art production, urban and social research, development of public policies, organization of events, publishing etc. CRVENA affirms the existing, and creates new free spaces for cultural and artistic creation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the world and aims at social changes achieved through affirmation of engaged and independent culture and especially art, based on the principles of feminism, ecology, activism and solidarity.

DokuFest Prizren, Kosovo

HEADQUARTERS:
Marin Barleti st. nn/Europa Center
20000 Prizren
Kosovo

EMAIL: info@dokufest.com

WEBSITE: http://www.dokufest.com/

DokuFest, International Documentary and Short Film Festival, is the largest film festival in Kosovo. Each year the festival brings to the cinemas and improvised screening venues around historic center of Prizren a selection of more than 200 hand-picked films from around the world. Known for its lively atmosphere, the amazing enthusiasm that grasps the city and its people and for the high number of around 150 volunteers that help making the festival, it is also a place where documentary photo exhibitions, debates, master classes and lively music events happen.

Exodos Ljubljana Ljubljana, Slovenia

HEADQUARTERS:
Metelkova 6
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia

EMAIL: exodos@exodosljubljana.si

WEBSITE: http://www.exodosljubljana.si

EXODOS Ljubljana is a non-profit, independent production centre. It has been creating ground-breaking (inter)national projects with world-renowned artists as well as promising emerging choreographers and directors since its beginning in the 1990s.

EXODOS, Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts, is one of the longest-running and important international festivals in the region.

In this millennium, EXODOS Ljubljana is increasingly dedicated to creative cooperation between the EU and other global territories (Asia, the Middle East and Africa).

Expeditio Kotor, Montenegro

HEADQUARTERS:
Post. fah 85
85 330 Kotor
Montenegro

EMAIL: office@expeditio.org

WEBSITE: http://www.expeditio.org/

EXPEDITIO is a non-governmental organization whose mission is to encourage sustainable spatial development in Montenegro and SEE region through activity in the fields of sustainable architecture, cultural heritage, urban planning and through projects that encourage overall development of the civil society. Expeditio was established in 1997.

EXPEDITIO vision:Quality space for a better life.

EXPEDITIO mission:to encourage sustainable spatial development and enhancing urban and rural areas in Montenegro and region through activities in the field of cultural heritage, sustainable building, spatial planning and through projects influencing the overall development of civil society.

EXPEDITIO sectors:

Cultural heritage / Cultural landscape Sustainable (green) architectureUrban planningCivil sector development / Public advocacy Foundation Shtatëmbëdhjetë (17) Pristina, Kosovo

HEADQUARTERS:
Henrik Bariç, nr.5
Prishtinë 10000
Kosovo

EMAIL: contact@foundation17.org

WEBSITE: www.foundation17.org

Shtatëmbëdhjetë (17) began as a collaborative duo, with the aim of making visually and intellectually engaging artwork that explores social and psychological perspectives through experimental video art. The work the duo developed highlighted the need to refunctionalize alternative public spaces. As a result, Shtatëmbëdhjetë was registered as a foundation in 2018 in Prishtina, and operates through all Kosovo regions with its activities. Shtatëmbëdhjetë (17) visions that citizens of all genders participate and contribute meaningfully and freely in the community and public life through culture, education and activism. Its mission is to foster positive change in society through empowering communities by means of cultural activism.

Our strategic priorities are: Public Space; Cultural activism, policymaking, advocacy; Environment; Gender; Community development and cooperation; and Democracy and Human Rights.

Freedom Square Skopje, Macedonia

HEADQUARTERS:
Jurij Gagarin 28 4/4
1000 Skopje
Macedonia

The need to found the association Freedom Square arose from the existing political, cultural and social state of the citizens of the Republic of Macedonia and Skopje. The emergence of new forms of abuse of urbanism and architecture for the purpose of populist and nationalist policies, imposed a real necessity to work on raising very low civic awareness, as well as awareness of public space, spatial planning, public interest and the commons. Completely aware of the challenges our democracy, culture and our cities are facing, the Founders’ Assembly of the Association for activism, art and theory Freedom Square as a non-partisan, non-governmental and non-profit organization, has brought its Program.

We envision the open, tolerant and cosmopolitan City as a source and foundation of democracy, freedom and open society. The patrons of such a City, perceived primarily as democratic public space, ought to be its responsible and solidary citizens.
Our mission is to develop alternative and inclusive culture, civic-oriented urban policies and grassroot citizens’ activism.

Freedom Square aims to:

~ Found and maintain open democratic public spaces in the Republic of Macedonia;
~ Participate in the processes of public opinion making and public policy creating;
~ Produce, promote and exchange local culture and knowledge;
~ Regionally contextualize citizens’ activism;
~ Thoughtfully research various forms of City capital perceived as material and non-material heritage, urban customs, lifestyles and values.

Fund B92 / Cultural center Rex Belgrade, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Obilicev venac 2
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

EMAIL: rex@B92.net

WEBSITE: http://rex.b92.net/

Cultural Centre REX is a place for research, realization and promotion of contemporary cultural production. Cultural Centre Rex is dedicatedly providing support to socially engaged artistic practices and critical social dialogue.

Since 1994, Rex has (co)produced and (co)organized several hundreds of projects in socially engaged film, contemporary music, debate programmes, alternative theatre, visual arts, contemporary dance and performance, etc. Cultural centre Rex is the place for promotion of democratic social values and culture focused on actual social needs and agendas.

Through exploring and expanding the field of contemporary culture, REX is creating a “free zone” for discussion on current political and social processes – an open platform for dialog, exchange and collaboration. Thus, creative models of communication and exchange are developed, along with a place where culture and politics permanently interact and overlap. The shared objective of all the Rex Projects is to empower individuals, groups and initiatives to articulate and realize their ideas.

In the past 20 years, thousands of individuals of various professional profiles took part in implementation of these Projects. Since its inception, Cultural Centre Rex has nurtured its broadest audience and visitors that included more than 400,000 people. Most of the programs organized in Cultural Centre Rex are initiated and produced by the Fund B92 team. Cultural Centre Rex is an independent, non-governmental and non-profit organization, under the administrative and organizational umbrella of Fund B92.

REX is a member of the European Network of Independent Cultural Centers – Trans Europe Halles (www.teh.net), founder of the regional project platform KOOPERATIVA and the Association of Independent Cultural Scene of Serbia (www.nezavisnakultura.net).

ISU — Institute of contemporary art  Cetinje, Montenegro

HEADQUARTERS:
Gipos 5/2/2
81250 Cetinje
Montenegro

EMAIL: institut@ica-me.org

WEBSITE: https://ica-me.org

ISU – Institute of contemporary art is an NGO founded by a few independent artists and art theoreticians in Montenegro, ISU is a nonprofit organization for art-production, research and education.
The Main goals of ISU are developing and inter-mediating in artistic, theoretical, research and educational productions, which reflect and analyze current events and processes in the art through socio-cultural discourse in Montenegro and connect them to the international space. ISU is the founder of the Milčik Award for Young Contemporary Artists, which is part of the international YVAA network.

In cooperation with its partners ISU develops archival projects such as AFŽ archive (with NGO Nova), Archive of Cetinje Biennials (with Petrovic Foundation) and Archive of Student Lives as part of the project They: Live – Student lives revealed through context-based art practices).

Jadro – Association of the independent culture scene Skopje, Macedonia

HEADQUARTERS:
Albert Ajnstajn 2
1000 Skopje
Republic of North Macedonia

EMAIL: jadroasocijacija.nks@gmail.com

WEBSITE:

Jadro – Association of Independent Cultural Scene is a non-profit, inclusive, participatory and advocacy platform that seeks to strengthen the independent cultural sector and its impact on the creation and practice of cultural policies, while fostering processes of democratization in culture, civil sector and society in general. The main activities of the association are aimed at providing wider visibility and social relevance of the independent cultural sector through continuous representation of program activities, advocating for sustainable development of the sector, strengthening its impact in the social context and developing alternative cultural practices at national, local and regional level. The cultural workers united in JADRO advocate for implementation of contemporary cultural practices and redefining the existing cultural policies that are exclusive and retrograde in relation to the independent cultural sector. We want to see in the near future the independent cultural sector in N. Macedonia as a sustainable, visible and inclusive social and political factor, which proactively participates in the socio-cultural processes.

Kiosk – Platform for contemporary art Belgrade, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Vlajkovićeva 22
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

EMAIL: kioskngo@gmail.com

WEBSITE: http://www.kioskngo.net/

Kiosk is an art organization which initiates and facilitates collaboration between artists, cultural workers and citizens, believing that artistic practices foster openness and provide better understanding of social and political difficulties underlying modern society. Using various formats, like photography, video, performative art and exhibition making Kiosk merges art production, curating and research exploring the potential of diverse collaborations and new encounters.

KONTEJNER | bureau of contemporary art praxis Zagreb, Croatia

HEADQUARTERS:
Savska cesta 42
10000 Zagreb
Croatia

EMAIL: kontejner@kontejner.org

WEBSITE: https://www.kontejner.org/

KONTEJNER | bureau of contemporary art praxis is a non-profit NGO from Zagreb engaged in curatorial work, organization of art festivals and other public events, art work production, in education and social theory. Their main field of interest is progressive contemporary art which investigates the role and meaning of science, technology and the body in society, focusing on the relevant and current phenomena, especially within provocative and intriguing topics, as well as those perceived by the society as taboos.

Kontrapunkt Skopje, Macedonia

HEADQUARTERS:
Leninova 24/3
1000 Skopje
Republic of North Macedonia

EMAIL: ngokontrapunkt@gmail.com

WEBSITE: http://ngo-kontrapunkt.blogspot.com/

Kontrapunkt is an organization established in 2001 in Skopje, with main focus on critical theory, political philosophy, critical activism, and the relationship between art and politics.Since its beginning, Kontrapunkt has been committed to the idea of encouraging, developing and promoting new artistic and cultural practices, in order to develop critical culture through intersectoral cooperation and establishing relations between culture and all social strata.

Kontrapunkt advocates for self-organized formats of action and production of counter-knowledge, which will contribute to creating a platform for the development and encouragement of critical culture. In the ambient of hermetic ideas of how the culture should be presented, Kontrapunkt tries to develop a shift based on promotion of new tools and activities that stimulate and motivate artists, independent groups and individuals which are trying to express themselves in the field of culture.

Kurziv – Platform for Matters of Culture, Media and Society Zagreb, Croatia

HEADQUARTERS:
Baruna Trenka 11
10000 Zagreb
Croatia

EMAIL: kurziv.platforma@gmail.com

WEBSITE: http://www.kulturpunkt.hr/

Kurziv – Platform for Matters of Culture, Media and Society is a non-profit organisation dedicated to changing, reshaping and deepening public discussion on the topics and issues of contemporary cultural and artistic practices, civil society and media. Our mission is realized through a non-profit web portal Kulturpunkt.hr, educational programmes in the field of contemporary culture, art and media, and through documenting the activities of the independent cultural scene.

Lokomotiva – Centre for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture Skopje, Macedonia

HEADQUARTERS:
Bul. Partizanski Odredi 21 (Porta Bunjakovec) A2/3/2, app. 4.
1000 Skopje
Republic of Macedonia

EMAIL: contact@lokomotiva.org.mk

WEBSITE: http://www.lokomotiva.org.mk/

Lokomotiva – Centre for new initiative in arts and culture was founded in 2003 in Macedonia, Skopje as a non-profit organization playing the role of a multi-purpose platform for education, reflection, discussions, creative projects and critical thinking. Programs are structured under the interdisciplinary principle, developed as education, creation and production, artistic exchange, diffusion, artistic and cultural policies research, discursive programs etc. The main program directions are in the field of contemporary dance and performance and cultural policy.

Lokomotiva is co-founder of regional platform for contemporary danceNomad Dance Academyand co-founder ofJadro– Association of independent cultural scene in Macedonia. In the past years developed and implemented numerous projects and activities in field of contemporary culture and art. In 2013 received award by Swiss Cultural Programme in the Western Balkan for the project NOMAD.

Lumbardhi Foundation Prizren, Kosovo

HEADQUARTERS:
Lumbardhi Cinema, Remzi Ademaj str 4
20000 Prizren
Kosovo

EMAIL: info@lumbardhi.org

WEBSITE: http://www.lumbardhi.org/

Lumbardhi Foundation was initiated in 2015 after the campaign which made Lumbardhi Cinema a heritage site and stopped its privatisation and demolition. Since then, it led the activation, revitalisation and participatory visioning of the cinema, which became home to screenings, performances, exhibitions, workshops and gatherings attended by over 100,000 visitors. Through its research and practice, Lumbardhi explores new forms of governance, collaboration and development in its own contexts.

Ministry of Space Belgrade, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Đušina Street 34
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

EMAIL: info@ministarstvoprostora.org

WEBSITE: https://ministarstvoprostora.org/

Ministry of Space was established in 2010, initially aiming to activate unused spaces through direct action and municipal negotiations. Over time, organizational mission evolved to encourage and foster citizens’ participation and mobilization in defining public interest, advocating for democratization of local decision-making. MoS works within the areas of education, research and policy analysis on diverse topics within the framework of spatial justice, with the focus on democratization of use and governance over spatial resources, participatory urban planning and right to housing.

Multimedia Institute Zagreb, Croatia

HEADQUARTERS:
Preradovićeva 18
10000 Zagreb
Croatia

EMAIL: mi2@mi2.hr

WEBSITE: http://www.mi2.hr/

Multimedia Institute (Mi2) is active in the cultural field of the new media, researching and implementing digital technologies, social activism, and cultural policy. Mi2 endorses participatory public policies in the fields of culture, technology, and the commons, encouraging networking between the independent cultural sector and individual activists, promoting progressive cultural practices and production.

Mi2 is the (co-)organizer of Human Rights Film Festival and numerous other music, audio-visual, and publication programmes. It is also the Croatian localizer of the Creative Commons licences. Since its foundation in 1999, our organization has assisted the incubation of various cultural and social initiatives, including the platform for exchange of cultural programmes Clubture and the campaign for urban spatial justice Right to the City.

New Media Center_kuda.org Novi Sad, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Braće Mogin 2
21000 Novi Sad
Serbia

EMAIL: office@kuda.org

WEBSITE: https://kuda.org/

New media center_kuda.org (f.2001) is an art organization dedicated to art, social engagement and education. The programs bring’s together artists, theorists and social activists in the field of new media technologies, art practice, art theory and cultural policies. kuda.org develops a platform of research and open access to various sources of knowledge through programs of cooperation and networking of organizations and individuals working in the field of culture, arts, politics and science.

Nomad Dance Academy Slovenia Ljubljana, Slovenia

HEADQUARTERS:
Jakopičeva 13
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia

EMAIL: nda@nda.si

WEBSITE: http://nda.si/

The organization Nomad Dance Academy Slovenia was established on the principles and experiences of the international network Nomad Dance Academy (NDA), which is active in the Balkans and connected to other countries. The essential vision of NDA is to contribute to the professionalization of contemporary performing arts in Slovenia and the Balkans through a structure which is open and inclusive. The members of NDA Slovenia are involved in the development of artistic projects, production, festival curation, archiving, artistic direction of programs, advocacy, theory, and economy, as well as their intertwining. The following principles inform our working processes: the principle of invitation, the principle of balance, and the principle of open space. These make it possible for the organization to grow organically as well as to welcome new members, ideas, and projects, to strive for a constant balance and to preserve in all the activities a space that is unknown and which allows for continuous development.

Operation City Zagreb, Croatia

HEADQUARTERS:
Baruna Trenka 11
10000 Zagreb
Croatia

EMAIL: info@operacijagrad.net

WEBSITE: https://operacijagrad.net/

Operation City (former: Alliance Operation City; Alliance for the center for independent culture and youth – SZC) was founded with the purpose of supporting the development of the independent culture and self-organized activities of the youth. Organization realizes its goals by gathering organizations and individuals and organizing various cultural activities from manifestations and public discussions, through educational and research programs to publishing. It currently has 27 members.

Remont – Independent Artistic Association Belgrade, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Maršala Birjuzova 7
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

EMAIL: remont@remont.net

WEBSITE: http://www.remont.net/

Remont – Independent Artistic Association is a dynamic organization operating in the field of contemporary visual arts. It was established by the group of progressive artists and art historians back in 1999. Through a wide range of activities – exhibiting, digitization, publishing, education, advisory, representative – Remont generates, promotes, follows and documents the development of contemporary art practices, both on the local level and in the context of the Western Balkans.

Station – Service for Contemporary Dance Belgrade, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Cultural center Magacin, Kraljevića Marka 4
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

EMAIL: stanica.info@gmail.com

WEBSITE: http://www.dancestation.org/

STATION Service for contemporary dance is a bottom-up initiative of the contemporary dance and performing arts community in Serbia, established in 2005. It has been working towards making that community strengthened, structured, and recognized as a dynamic, critical and inclusive player on a local, regional and international cultural scene. We support development of contemporary dance scene in Serbia through education, production and promotion of emerging and established artists. We fight and advocate for the Balkan cultural cooperation and make our work through the platform Nomad Dance Academy as an example of successful regional collaborative platforms.

The Association for the Promotion of Cultures “Kulturtreger” Zagreb, Croatia

HEADQUARTERS:
Martićeva Street 14D
10 000 Zagreb
Croatia

EMAIL: booksa@booksa.hr

WEBSITE: http://booksa.hr/

The Association for the Promotion of Cultures “Kulturtreger” was founded in 2003 with the aim of promoting and popularizing literature and other forms of contemporary urban and youth culture. The three main and permanent projects of Kulturtreger are The Booksa Literary and Youth Club, the portal for literature booksa.hr and the Center for Documenting Independent Culture. Also, Kulturtreer implements other projects in the field of independent culture and non-formal education promoting values such as openness, cooperation and dialogue, respect for diversity, non-violence, critical approach, love of art, solidarity, equality and social engagement.

The Other Sea Rijeka, Croatia

HEADQUARTERS:
Filodrammatica, Korzo 28/2
51000 Rijeka
Croatia

EMAIL: info@drugo-more.hr

WEBSITE: http://www.drugo-more.hr/

Drugo more (The Other Sea) is a non profit organisation that produces, promotes, researches and disseminates culture. Working as an organisation in the field of arts and culture since 1999 – locally, regionally, internationally and interdisciplinary – we identify and explore topics of social relevance and of general interest to the community we all live in. Understanding art as an important cognitive tool, we connect our artistic program with topics relevant to contemporary science and social theory.

At the core of our various activities is the creation and facilitation of exchange between local and international artists, students and audience, which includes running a year-round gallery program, production of works and events in the field of visual and performing arts, research in the field of culture, and the organisation of participatory and educational events such as conferences, workshops, lectures and seminars.

The Pekinpah Association Ljubljana, Slovenia

HEADQUARTERS:
Ob žici 3
1000 Ljubljana
Slovenia

EMAIL: posta@pekinpah.com

WEBSITE: http://www.pekinpah.com/

The Pekinpah Association (2007) unites professional designers, theoreticians, musicians, archiects, dancers & choreographers that are active in the field for numerous years. The Pekinpah Association thrives to enable best working conditions for associated artists as well as encouraging theory and theoretical work, interdisciplinarity and introducing products and theory to new audiences.

Three sections are working in the frame of Pekinpah: Silence music groups – lead by Boris Benko, theory of design group – lead by Barbara Predan, PhD & Petra Oven Črne, PhD and Kink Kong – contemporary dance section – lead by Žiga Predan, producing works by three established Slovene choreographers: Mala Kline, Matej Kejžar & Leja Jurišić. Since 2010 Kink Kong has been coordinator of two major projects: Spider & Spider Expand! that were partly financed by the EU, producing 9 international dance & performance festivals in Ljubljana, Athens, Lyon, Berlin, Brussels & Zagreb. Let’s go!

United Artists Labour Belgrade, Serbia

HEADQUARTERS:
Savska 5
11000 Belgrade
Serbia

EMAIL: bojan.djordjev@gmail.com

Transformed out of the TkH platform, United Artists Labour is an independent (institutionally non-aligned, non-academic) platform for performative theoretical-artistic activism. It is made up of theorists and artists dealing with performance art, theater, film and visual arts.

Youth Cultural Center – Bitola Bitola, Macedonia

HEADQUARTERS:
St. Car Samuil 29
7000 Bitola
Republic of North Macedonia

EMAIL: mkcbt@t.mk

WEBSITE: http://www.mkcbt.org.mk/

Youth Cultural Center – Bitola is a civil society organization that represents the interests of young people, develops their creative potential, and encourages activism by engaging in progressive, inclusive, and democratic processes.

YCC – Bitola leads and coordinates projects and programs connecting young people by engaging them in activities that highlight their potential through the promotion and development of volunteering, promoting social dialogue, encouraging and supporting the urban culture on a local, national, and international level.

Youth Cultural Centre “Abrašević” Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

HEADQUARTERS:
Alekse Šantića 25
88000 Mostar
Bosnia and Herzegovina

EMAIL: info@okcabrasevic.org

WEBSITE: http://www.okcabrasevic.org/

OKC Abrasevic originated from a need for an active and safe space which would offer citizens, and especially youth, the possibility for work and creative expression, cultural education, broad-minded social discussion, analysis and critque of contemporary BH and globalized society. Abrasevic grew (up) from the struggle of Mostar youth for a roof overhead, for a house whose foundation would be creative and intellectual freedom, egalitarianism, difference, social responsibility and solidarity.

Our aim is the pursuit of alternative visions and models of global and social organization. We will continue to search for alternative solutions to the existing political, economic and cultural realities which have often been opposed to people’s needs and aspirations, devastating human relationships and disrupting social cohesion.

Our exceptionally important mission we also consider as directly including support of actions which are connected with alternatives – by democratic solutions, by actions which change existentially unsustainable states of mind and fundamentally oppose ghettoization, nationalism, reactionary conservative ideas and radical fascist politics and racist conceptions.

PROJECTS PROJEKTI REG.LAB

Regional Lab: New Culture Spaces and Networks as drivers of an Innovative and Sustainable Bottom-up Development of Regional Collaboration

Coordinated by the Kooperativa platform, the Regional Lab: New Culture Spaces and Networks as drivers of an Innovative and Sustainable Bottom-up Development of Regional Collaboration project brings together networks and cultural centres from six countries of the ex-Yugoslav region:

Anibar (Kosovo), Društvo Asociacija (Slovenia), Jadro Association (North Macedonia), Operacija grad (Croatia), Asocijacija NKSS (Serbia) and OKC Abrašević (Bosnia and Herzegovina). Drawing on the innovative practices developed on the independent cultural scenes, our aim is to offer a framework and infrastructure for exchanging, strengthening and advocating new, democratic and participatory models of governance, as well as for region-wide activity and mutual support of independent cultural actors.

During a three-year period we will implement various activities, including discursive and educational programs, advocacy, and publishing:

~ MENTORSHIP – capacity building program for artists and cultural workers

~ TWINNING – capacity building program for organizations and cultural centers

~ EXCHANGE – circulation of art works and artistic productions within the region through program exchange between independent cultural centers

~ OHRID SUMMER SCHOOL – educational format that combines peer to peer workshops, lectures, presentations of experiences, debates, discussions and working groups with the topic of innovative participatory models of governance

~ SOURCE BOOKS – evidence based publications gathering and articulating knowledge on innovative bottom-up developments in the region of Southeast Europe (i.e. innovative models of organization, governance, and program collaborations)

~ ADVOCACY – a series of encounters, public events, and advocacy activities towards the policy makers in 8 countries of Southeast Europe aiming to provide support for artists and cultural operators on the local and national level who are facing difficulties within their local environments

Through this intensive collaboration we will attempt to offer a regional, solidary response to the crisis of not only our cultural sectors, but also the wider democratic processes in our societies.

Further updates on our activities will be available on our website’s news feed and our social media channels.

The project is co-funded by the European Union, Creative Europe programme (2014-2020), as part of the open call aimed at strengthening cultural cooperation and competitiveness of the cultural and creative industries in the Western Balkans.

DONORS

Kultura Nova Foundation

European Union

Rockefeller Brothers Fund

Government of the Republic of Croatia — Office for Cooperation with NGOs

Balkan Trust for Democracy, a project of the German Marshall Fund of the United States and the USAID

Project “Regional Action Lab – independent culture as engine of mutual support and exchange in times of crisis (Reg Lab)” is supported by the Balkan Trust for Democracy, a project of the German Marshall Fund of the United States and the USAID.

DONATORI

Zaklada Kultura nova

Europska Unija

Rockefeller Brothers Fund

Ured za udruge Vlade Republike Hrvatske

Balkan Trust for Democracy, a project of the German Marshall Fund of the United States and the USAID

Project “Regional Action Lab – independent culture as engine of mutual support and exchange in times of crisis (Reg Lab)” is supported by the Balkan Trust for Democracy, a project of the German Marshall Fund of the United States and the USAID.

PUBLISHING Connecting through culture Source book I: How to build networks and why?

CONNECTING THROUGH CULTURE
About the work of regional platform Kooperativa

~ In 2017 Kooperativa with its members completed the first Pilot-program of Exchange and Collaboration in the SEE based on peer-to-peer evaluation and horizontal decision making. The program was released in 8 countries, including 13 cities with more than 60 events, and engaged more than 200 cultural workers, managers, theorists, and artists. Connecting Through Culture documents the implementation of the programs, and underlines the importance of creating space for dialogue amongst organisations in the cultural sector in the SEE, as well as the need for creating spaces for these organisations to engage on the European and international level.

EDITORS: Antonija Letinić, Milica Pekić
TRANSLATOR: Miljenka Buljević
PROOFREADER: Ismail Einashe
DESIGNER: Dejan Dragosavac Ruta

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SOURCE BOOK I:
HOW TO BUILD NETWORKS AND WHY?
From Resilience towards Sustainability

~ HOW TO BUILD NETWORKS AND WHY?: From resilience towards sustainability, is the first in the series of three source books that will be published as part of REG.LAB project. It is an evidence-based publication gathering and articulating knowledge on innovative bottom-up models of organisation. The publication HOW TO BUILD NETWORKS AND WHY?: From Resistance to Sustainability is a significant contribution to the inclusion of often neglected Yugoslav experiences and practices of networking, cooperation, and horizontal organising to our knowledge of contemporary networking practices. The source book is published in 5 languages and a large international team was involved in its production.

EDITOR Tjaša Pureber
EDITORIAL TEAM Ana Abramović, Marijana Cvetković, Iskra Geshoska, Tjaša Pureber, Vullnet Sanaja, Domagoj Šavor
RESEARCHERS Ana Letunić and Jovana Karaulić
COORDINATORS Marija Krnić and Tihana Pupovac
TRANSLATOR IN ALBANIAN Aurela Kadriu
TRANSLATOR IN MACEDONIAN Marija Jones
TRANSLATOR IN SERBO-CROATIAN Veronika Mesić
TRANSLATOR IN SLOVENIAN Kristina Božič
PROOFREADER IN ENGLISH Veronika Mesić
PROOFREADER IN ALBANIAN Aulonë Kadriu
PROOFREADER IN MACEDONIAN Violeta Tanceva
PROOFREADER IN SERBO-CROATIAN Veronika Mesić
PROOFREADER IN SLOVENIAN Špela Trošt
DESIGNER Petra Milički

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IZDANJA Connecting through culture Source book I: How to build networks and why?

CONNECTING THROUGH CULTURE
About the work of regional platform Kooperativa

~ In 2017 Kooperativa with its members completed the first Pilot-program of Exchange and Collaboration in the SEE based on peer-to-peer evaluation and horizontal decision making. The program was released in 8 countries, including 13 cities with more than 60 events, and engaged more than 200 cultural workers, managers, theorists, and artists. Connecting Through Culture documents the implementation of the programs, and underlines the importance of creating space for dialogue amongst organisations in the cultural sector in the SEE, as well as the need for creating spaces for these organisations to engage on the European and international level.

EDITORS: Antonija Letinić, Milica Pekić
TRANSLATOR: Miljenka Buljević
PROOFREADER: Ismail Einashe
DESIGNER: Dejan Dragosavac Ruta

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SOURCE BOOK I:
HOW TO BUILD NETWORKS AND WHY?
From Resilience towards Sustainability

~ HOW TO BUILD NETWORKS AND WHY?: From resilience towards sustainability, is the first in the series of three source books that will be published as part of REG.LAB project. It is an evidence-based publication gathering and articulating knowledge on innovative bottom-up models of organisation. The publication HOW TO BUILD NETWORKS AND WHY?: From Resistance to Sustainability is a significant contribution to the inclusion of often neglected Yugoslav experiences and practices of networking, cooperation, and horizontal organising to our knowledge of contemporary networking practices. The source book is published in 5 languages and a large international team was involved in its production.

EDITOR Tjaša Pureber
EDITORIAL TEAM Ana Abramović, Marijana Cvetković, Iskra Geshoska, Tjaša Pureber, Vullnet Sanaja, Domagoj Šavor
RESEARCHERS Ana Letunić and Jovana Karaulić
COORDINATORS Marija Krnić and Tihana Pupovac
TRANSLATOR IN ALBANIAN Aurela Kadriu
TRANSLATOR IN MACEDONIAN Marija Jones
TRANSLATOR IN SERBO-CROATIAN Veronika Mesić
TRANSLATOR IN SLOVENIAN Kristina Božič
PROOFREADER IN ENGLISH Veronika Mesić
PROOFREADER IN ALBANIAN Aulonë Kadriu
PROOFREADER IN MACEDONIAN Violeta Tanceva
PROOFREADER IN SERBO-CROATIAN Veronika Mesić
PROOFREADER IN SLOVENIAN Špela Trošt
DESIGNER Petra Milički

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Reaction of JADRO Association to the newly announced cuts in the culture budget by the Ministry of Culture of North Macedonia

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OPEN CALL: Summer School in Ohrid — Liquid Frameworks, Solid Institutions

13. 06. 2022.

Twinning Program Pilot 2022

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Kooperativa in Ljubljana

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Mobilities Europe / The World

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Kooperativa joins panel in Autostrada Hangar

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Kooperativa’s visit to Belgrade

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Meeting with Minister Çeku in Prishtina

16. 12. 2022.

Kooperativa visits Kosovo

16. 12. 2021.

PUBLIC STATEMENT regarding the proposed budget cuts for NGOs in culture in Slovenia

11. 11. 2021.

Kooperativa Assembly in Skopje

22. 10. 2021.

Open Calls for REG.Lab Mentorship and Twinning Programs Extended!

20. 09. 2021.

KOOPERATIVA IS LOOKING FOR A PROGRAM AND PR ASSOCIATE

17. 09. 2021.

REG.Lab Mentorship program – Call for applications

18. 08. 2021.

List of Mentors for the Mentorship Programme

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Open Call for applications – Twinning Program

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Kooperativa’s Visit to Kosovo

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Meeting With Mr Liburn Jupolli in Prishtina

28. 07. 2021.

Kooperativa Has a New Management Board

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REG.lab project kicks off

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KOOPERATIVA IS LOOKING FOR A FINANCE ADMINISTRATOR

19. 03. 2021.

RESPONSE to the Slovenian Ministry of Culture

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RESPONSE to the Slovenian Ministry of Culture

18. 11. 2020.

PUBLIC STATEMENT regarding the eviction of NGO’s from Metelkova 6

28. 10. 2020.

PUBLIC STATEMENT on the consequences of crises caused by Coronavirus outbreak for the civil society organisations of South-East Europe in the field of culture

30. 04. 2020.

Cultural space reactivation

26. 11. 2019.

Jadro Strategic Planning

04. 09. 2019.

Assembly in Prizren

20. 07. 2019.

Kooperativa participates in Cultural Relations conference

31. 05. 2019.

Meeting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ljubljana

28. 05. 2019.

Slovenian Minister of Culture met with Kooperativa representatives

28. 05. 2019.

Conference in Tirana

02. 04. 2019.

Kooperativa on TEH Balkan HUB meeting in Timisoara

11. 03. 2019.

New Board Member

10. 02. 2019.

Kooperativas’ board visit to Prizren and Tirana

09. 12. 2018.

REGIONAL CULTURAL ACTION LABORATORY (REG LAB) 2018 – CALL FOR COOPERATION!

24. 08. 2018.

Assembly in Belgrade

20. 07. 2018.

Round Tables and Assembly of the Platform in Skopje

18. 02. 2018.

Public Events in the Framework of Assembly in Skopje

07. 12. 2017.

Support to SEECult.org

20. 06. 2017.

REGIONAL CULTURAL ACTION LABORATORY (REG LAB) – CALL FOR COOPERATION!

15. 05. 2017.

Kooperativa Visits Slovenian Organizations

19. 10. 2016.

Kooperativa Visits Nordic Cultural Funds

27. 04. 2016.

Pilot Programme of Exchange and Cooperation in the Region Under Way

08. 03. 2016.

Implementation of the Pilot Programme of Exchange and Cooperation in the Region Begins

22. 01. 2016.

REGIONAL CULTURAL ACTION LABORATORY (REG LAB) – ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR ORGANIZATIONS

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Kooperativa visits Montenegro

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Pilot-model for program cooperation and exchange in the Region adopted

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30. 11. 2014. SUPPORT PROGRAM PROGRAM PODRŠKE REG LAB TWINNING EXCHANGE MENTORSHIP SUMMER SCHOOL REG LAB TWINNING RAZMJENA MENTORSTVO LJETNA ŠKOLA

REG LAB

About the program

Regional Cultural Action Laboratory – or Reg Lab – is Kooperativa’s program, envisioned to help and support independent cultural organizations and initiatives in Southeast Europe (SEE). The program is aimed at helping organizations and initiatives in crisis and emergency situations by supporting urgent reactions, campaigns and activist actions. The program also aims to empower independent cultural actors’ advocacy activities.

Reg Lab provides solidarity support to organizations and initiatives focused on building advocacy capacities of the independent cultural scene. Besides financial support, the program offers Kooperativa’s support and expertise.

How can the Program help independent cultural actors in the Region?

Reg Lab aims to help independent cultural actors in the Region with:

~ Emergency reactions to crisis situations that endanger the position of independent culture;

~ Planning, organizing and implementing advocacy activities (public appearances, meetings with decision makers, visibility actions, campaigns etc.);

~ Building and developing coalitions of cultural and other actors at the local and national level

~ Developing and implementing different partnership and networking models between independent cultural actors with the aim to strengthen advocacy activities;

~ Implementation of smaller-scale research works aimed at the development of advocacy activities;

~ Knowledge and experience exchange.

The Program Priority is to support the actors from underdeveloped independent cultural scenes, as well as to support emergency and ad hoc campaigns and activities directed towards strengthening local, regional, national and international networks.

What types of activities the Reg Lab supports?

Activities should be directed at strengthening independent cultural actors’ capacities for advocacy, developing cooperation between actors from complementary areas of work for the purposes of advocacy, implementing shorter research relating to the development of advocacy activities, as well as planning, organizing and implementing public advocacy activities in the countries in the region.

Organizations can apply for support in one or more stated fields of activity, having in mind the context and specific circumstances.

What types of activities the Reg Lab does not support?

Reg Lab does not support regular activities of the organisations nor is it designed as a matching fund for existing and ongoing programs as well as project activities. The program does not support individual organisations in their work, but rather open and inclusive practices involving numerous actors and advocacy efforts for the improvement of the position of the wider independent cultural scene.

The main purpose of the program is to support types of activities usually not supported by donors and to provide resources to tackle emergency situations.

How will our program help in establishing the cooperation?

Kooperativa has a limited fund for this Program, thus we kindly ask organizations in need of our help or support to fill out a short questionnaire form available here so that we can determine whether we can provide help or support.

Information from the questionnaire will be reviewed by our Managing Board which will make the final decision on the selection of supported activities. Each questionnaire will be reviewed separately and the organizations will be contacted within a month.

Once a cooperation within the Program is established, what’s next?

The program’s coordination team will, in close cooperation with each organization, discuss details related to goals, methods, and the steps necessary for launching new or improving existing advocacy processes.

You can describe your need for support within the Regional Action Laboratory by filling out the questionnaire here.

Have further questions, suggestions, clarifications?

E-mail us at: platforma.kooperativa@gmail.com

TWINNING PROGRAM

About the program

The Twinning Program focuses on bringing together two organizations in the field of art and culture with the aim to work closely for a period of time and to create a space for mutual learning and engagement, capacity building and networking. Twins in the program may exchange staff, skills and expertise on the level of management, programming and production. Organizations can apply for the program jointly, however, if an organization does not have a potential twin but it demonstrates the need for twinning, Kooperativa will provide a matchmaking process for those organizations.

Twinning Program includes participation of two organizations, or twins, from two different countries. The organizations apply with their tailor-made program that responds to the actual needs for capacity and/or program developments in their organizations. The program will take place in a format of mobility whereby the twins visit one another for a period of time, with the intention of further expanding the cooperation in future. The organizations should be working in matching fields in arts and culture. However, cross-sectoral cooperation will be supported when justified.

What types of formats will be supported?

Different formats are eligible for funding, for instance:

The study visit format is suitable in situations when the organizations intend to exchange knowledge and information about a specific program or topic with the intention of developing it further. The organizations should specify the topic in the application phase (i.e. education, public relations, audience development, etc.). The visit can be composed of meetings, interviews, observations, discussions, and similar. All this can be conducted with different stakeholders of the hosting organization, for example, team members relevant to the topic, target group, beneficiaries, partners, and others.

Hands-on format is suitable when the organizations need to exchange specific skills and practices relevant to their workplace in a certain department (i.e. stage management, event coordination, etc.). Such a format can be composed of practical work. During the exchange process, the participant integrates with the team members and works together in their chosen field.

New initiatives format will facilitate creation and development of new and joint undertakings of two organizations. These can be programs, projects, activities, events, etc. Such a format can be composed of workshops, brainstorming sessions, project writings, and similar practices. Applicants should identify the topic in the application stage.

If relevant, these formats can be combined. Organizations are free to propose other formats if they are aligned with the goals of the Twinning Program. All of the formats are based on mobility activities, that is, on the visit of one twin to another. Reciprocal visits are possible, but not mandatory. During the selection stage, they will be invited to design an agenda of mobility.

Who can participate?

Organizations working in the field of arts and culture that are based in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Serbia, Slovenia, and North Macedonia can apply. They can twin with another organization that operates in these countries, as long as it is not an organization from their home country.

The twins develop a proposal jointly and one of the partners is in charge of submission (applicant organization as referred to in the application form).

Timeline

Twinning Program is an annual program. The first cycle of the Program was carried out between December 2021 and April 2022.

The next call is expected in spring 2022.

Budget

Budget items covered by the program are travel expenses, accommodation, per diems and material costs related to the Twinning Program, only if they are needed. The maximum financial allocation is 4,000.00 EUR per one Twinning program. In case of the pandemic restrictions, the program can be switched online and in this case only material/production costs will be covered, if any.

Applicants are requested to send an estimated budget, in a value-per-money principle, based on the reasonable expense of the city they are going to be hosted in.

How to apply?

Follow the link in order to apply.

Deadline for application: The next call will be announced in spring 2022

For more information about the application procedure, you can contact platforma.kooperativa@gmail.com.

What if you do not have a twin yet?

If you do not have a twin organization (yet) and you need suggestions, you can write to us with the request to assist you in finding a twin. Make sure to include in the email the following details:

~ name of the organization
~ website
~ contact email
~ a short description of the twining idea.

You can send the request at platforma.kooperativa@gmail.com no later than one week from the launch date of the open call for the Twinning Program.

Kooperativa will search for a potential partner through our networks and in case of a twinning compatibility, provide you with the contact information of the potential twin. Once you are paired with an organization you should jointly develop a proposition and apply formally through the application process.

Who will benefit from the program?

1) Artists and curators from the region, who will get an opportunity to present their work and/or to collaborate with peers from the other countries; expand their professional networks; reach new audiences; and get introduced more closely with the independent cultural scenes in the other countries;

2) Staff involved in programming and management of the centers, who will create strong professional ties with each other;

3) Local communities, who will be introduced with the artists and artworks from the other art scenes from the region and EU, as well as to participate in the program.

About the REG.LAB project

The Twinning Program is part of the project Regional Lab: New Culture Spaces and Networks as drivers of an Innovative and Sustainable Bottom-up Development of Regional Collaboration (REG.LAB) granted by Creative Europe: Sub-programme – Western Balkans Cooperation projects – 2020.

The project builds on the existing experiences and collaborations and further develops regional and European exchange, creating a dynamic scheme of artistic exchange between cultural centers, creating evidence based knowledge on new participatory models of operation, building capacities and skills of artists and cultural operators to act regionally and internationally and raising visibility of regional collaboration both on a local and European level.

The project is conducted by the consortium consisting of several partners from six SEE countries lead by Kooperativa – Regionalna platforma za kulturu, and project partners Anibar from Kosovo, Društvo Asociacija from Slovenia, NKSS from Serbia, Jadro Association | Јадро Асоцијација | Jadro Asociacioni from North Macedonia, Operacija grad from Croatia, and OKC Abrašević from BiH.

MENTORSHIP PROGRAM

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

The Mentorship Program focuses on a specific mentor-mentee relationship covering skills and expertise that many artists, cultural operators and program managers within our networks and platforms have acquired through years of practice. The program provides practical skill training that combines peer-to-peer exchange of experiences and skills with expertise.

The program specifically emphasizes knowledge and skills needed for successful implementation of transnational cultural programs, such as digital tools, program development, community engagement, technical production, innovative management models, advanced international programing, etc.

WHO CAN APPLY FOR THE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM – CRITERIA:

~ The applicant is an NGO and is formally seated in one of the following countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Northern Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia.

~ The applicant works in the field of independent culture, arts or in creative industries.

~ The applicant’s yearly budget in the year 2020 did not exceed 40.000 EUR.

~ The applicant does not have more than three employees at the time of applying.

~ The applicant has existed as a legal entity for more than two years.

THE PROGRAM COMPRISES OF:

~ Introductory meeting and workshop.

~ Introductory online meeting with the assigned mentor.

~ One live meeting in duration of 3 to 4 days at the location of the participating organization (all expenses for the mentor are covered by the project).

~ Interim meeting with mentors and mentees.

~ 5-10 online meetings with mentor.

~ Final meeting and evaluation of the program.

~ The duration of the mentorship programs is defined in the call

EXPENSES

All the expenses are covered by the project.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection of the mentorship pairs will be done by the selection committee of the consortium.

There will be 6 mentorship programs selected in 2021. Two other calls will be conducted in 2022 and 2023.

WHO WILL BE THE MENTOR?

Each organization/participant will be paired with one mentor. This will be decided by the selection committee. The pool of mentors is available here.

APPLICATION DEADLINE

The call for 2021 is officially closed.

For more information regarding next year’s call, keep an eye on our social media channels and our website.

HOW TO APPLY?

To apply, please fill in the form on this link.

ABOUT THE REG.LAB PROJECT

The Mentorship Program is part of the project Regional Lab: New Culture Spaces and Networks as drivers of an Innovative and Sustainable Bottom-up Development of Regional Collaboration granted by Creative Europe: Sub-programme – Western Balkans Cooperation projects – 2020.

The project builds on the existing experiences and collaborations and further develops regional and European exchange, creating a dynamic scheme of artistic exchange between cultural centers, creating evidence based knowledge on new participatory models of operation, building capacities and skills of artists and cultural operators to act regionally and internationally and raising visibility of regional collaboration both on a local and European level.

The project is conducted by the consortium consisting of several partners from six SEE countries lead by Kooperativa – Regionalna platforma za kulturu, and project partners Anibar from Kosovo, Društvo Asociacija from Slovenia, NKSS from Serbia, Jadro Association | Јадро Асоцијација | Jadro Asociacioni from North Macedonia, Operacija grad from Croatia, and OKC Abrašević from BiH.

EXCHANGE PROGRAM

PAST

Our Exchange and Cooperation pilot program, implemented in 2017, was oriented towards strengthening cultural cooperation of independent cultural organizations in the region. The participants were Kooperativa members and their partner organizations. All of the funded programs were implemented by at least three partners from different Southeast European countries, active in the fields of visual arts, contemporary dance, archival practices, audience development, research of working conditions of cultural workers, activism and public good, etc.

The pilot program was based on continuous cooperation through the organization of numerous innovative activities in different cities and towns in the region, as well as on common decision-making in the evaluation and selection processes.

Find out more about the implemented programs in our publication Connecting through Culture About the work of regional platform Kooperativa

PRESENTFUTURE
Exchange and Artistic Circulation Program for Cultural Centres

The aim of the Exchange and Artistic Circulation Program is to enable circulation of artworks and artistic productions within the region by means of program exchange between independent cultural centres. It creates the framework for first-time program collaborations between the art centers Anibar (Peja), Magacin Cultural Centre (Belgrade), Youth Cultural Centre “Abrašević” (Mostar), Socio Cultural Space Center Jadro (Skopje) and Pogon – Zagreb Centre for Independent Culture and Youth (Zagreb), while also opening up the possibility for an intensified collaboration with other cultural centres from the European Union. Each cultural centre will develop at least 3 exchange programs of diverse formats, ranging from hosting artists and/or curators within residency programs, presentation of artists, artworks and productions from other countries, developing co-productions with at least one other country in the region or EU, presenting own productions in cultural centers in other European countries, organizing study-visits, workshops etc. All programs will focus also on audience engagement and participation ranging from specifically designed participatory art projects with the local community up to “peek into the artist workshop” meetings with the audience.

Who will benefit from the program?

1) Artists and curators from the region, who will get an opportunity to present their work and/or to collaborate with peers from the other countries; expand their professional networks; reach new audiences; and get introduced more closely with the independent cultural scenes in the other countries;

2) Staff involved in programming and management of the centers, who will create strong professional ties with each other;

3) Local audiences, who will be introduced with the artists and artworks from the other art scenes from the region and EU, as well as to participate in the program.

About the REG.LAB project

The Exchange Program is part of the project Regional Lab: New Culture Spaces and Networks as drivers of an Innovative and Sustainable Bottom-up Development of Regional Collaboration (REG.LAB) granted by Creative Europe: Sub-programme – Western Balkans Cooperation projects – 2020.

The project builds on the existing experiences and collaborations and further develops regional and European exchange, creating a dynamic scheme of artistic exchange between cultural centers, creating evidence based knowledge on new participatory models of operation, building capacities and skills of artists and cultural operators to act regionally and internationally and raising visibility of regional collaboration both on a local and European level.

The project is conducted by the consortium consisting of several partners from six SEE countries lead by Kooperativa – Regionalna platforma za kulturu, and project partners Anibar from Kosovo, Društvo Asociacija from Slovenia, NKSS from Serbia, Jadro Association | Јадро Асоцијација | Jadro Asociacioni from North Macedonia, Operacija grad from Croatia, and OKC Abrašević from BiH.

SUMMER SCHOOL

REG LAB

O programu

Regionalni akcijski kulturni laboratorij (Regional Cultural Action Laboratory) – Reg Lab – program je Kooperative, zamišljen u svrhu pružanja pomoći i podrške nezavisnim kulturnim organizacijama i inicijativama u Jugoistočnoj Europi. Program je usmjeren kao pomoć organizacijama i inicijativama u kriznim i izvanrednim situacijama, dajući potporu hitnim reakcijama, kampanjama i aktivističkim akcijama. Također, cilj mu je osnažiti zagovaračke aktivnosti nezavisnih kulturnih aktera.

Reg Lab pruža solidarnu podršku organizacijama i inicijativama usmjerenim na izgradnju zagovaračkih kapaciteta nezavisne kulturne scene. Osim financijske potpore, program nudi podršku i stručne kapacitete same platforme.

Na koji način Program može pomoći nezavisnim kulturnim dionicima u regiji?

Cilj je Reg Lab programa pomoći nezavisnim kulturnim dionicima u regiji pomoću:

~ hitnih reakcija na krizne situacije koje ugrožavaju položaj nezavisne kulture;

~ planiranja, organiziranja i provedbe zagovaračkih aktivnosti (javni nastupi, sastanci s donositeljima odluka, akcije vidljivosti, kampanje itd.);

~ izgradnje i razvoja koalicija između kulturnih i drugih aktera na lokalnoj i nacionalnoj razini

~ razvijanja i provedbe različitih modela partnerstava i umrežavanja između nezavisnih kulturnih dionika s ciljem jačanja zagovaračkih aktivnosti;

~ provedbi manjih istraživačkih radova usmjerenih na razvoj zagovaračkih aktivnosti;

~ razmjena znanja i iskustava.

Prioritet je programa podrška dionicima s nedovoljno razvijenih nezavisnih kulturnih scena, kao i podrška hitnim i ad hoc kampanjama i aktivnostima usmjerenim na jačanje lokalnih, regionalnih, nacionalnih i međunarodnih mreža.

Koje vrste aktivnosti podržava Reg Lab?

Aktivnosti bi trebale biti usmjerene na jačanje kapaciteta nezavisnih kulturnih dionika za zagovaranje, razvijanje suradnje između dionika iz komplementarnih područja rada u svrhu zagovaranja, provođenje kraćih istraživanja vezanih uz razvoj zagovaračkih aktivnosti, kao i planiranje, organiziranje i provođenje javnih zagovaračkih aktivnosti u zemljama regije.

Organizacije se mogu prijaviti za podršku u jednom ili više navedenih područja djelovanja, uzimajući u obzir kontekst i specifične okolnosti.

Koje vrste aktivnosti Reg Lab ne podržava?

Reg Lab ne podržava redovne aktivnosti organizacija niti je zamišljen kao nadopunjujući fond za postojeće i tekuće programe kao i projektne aktivnosti. Program ne podržava pojedinačne organizacije u njihovom radu, već otvorene i inkluzivne prakse koje uključuju veći broj dionika i zagovaračke napore za poboljšanje položaja šire nezavisne kulturne scene.

Glavni je cilj programa podržati one vrste aktivnosti koje donatori obično ne podržavaju te osigurati sredstva za rješavanje hitnih situacija.

Kako uspostavljamo suradnju?

Kooperativa ima ograničena godišnja sredstva za ovaj Program pa molimo organizacije kojima je potrebna naša pomoć ili podrška da ispune kratki upitnik kako bismo utvrdili možemo li pružiti pomoć ili podršku.

Informacije iz upitnika pregledat će naš Upravni odbor koji donosi konačnu odluku o odabiru aktivnosti koje ćemo podržati. Svaki upitnik pregledat će se zasebno, a organizacije će biti informirane o odabiru u roku od mjesec dana od prijave.

Što nakon potvrde o uspostavljenoj suradnji?

Koordinacijski tim programa će, u suradnji sa svakom organizacijom, raspraviti o detaljima vezanim uz ciljeve, metode i korake potrebne za pokretanje novih ili poboljšanje postojećih procesa zagovaranja.

Svoju potrebu za podrškom unutar Regionalnog akcijskog kulturnog laboratorija možete opisati ispunjavanjem upitnika.

Pitanja, sugestije i pojašnjenja

Pošaljite e-mail na: platforma.kooperativa@gmail.com

TWINNING PROGRAM

O programu

Twinning program usmjeren je na okupljanje dviju organizacija unutar područja umjetnosti i kulture s ciljem bliskog surađivanja tijekom određenog vremena i stvaranja prostora za međusobno učenje i razmjenu, izgradnju kapaciteta i umrežavanje. Parovi unutar programa mogu razmjenjivati osoblje, vještine i stručnost na razini upravljanja, programiranja i produkcije. Organizacije se na program mogu prijaviti zajednički, međutim, u slučaju da organizacija nema potencijalnog para, ali dokaže potrebu za twinning programom, Kooperativa će osigurati proces pronalaženja partnera za tu organizaciju.

Twinning program uključuje sudjelovanje dviju organizacija iz dvije različite zemlje. Organizacije prijavljuju program prilagođen stvarnim potrebama razvoja kapaciteta i/ili razvoja programa unutar organizacija. Program se odvija kroz format mobilnosti pri čemu partnerske organizacije posjećuju jedna drugu na određeno vrijeme, s namjerom daljnjeg proširenja suradnje. Organizacije bi trebale djelovati unutar bliskih disciplina umjetnosti i kulture. Međutim, međusektorska suradnja bit će podržana kada bude opravdana.

Koje vrste formata podržavamo?

Različiti su formati prihvatljivi za financiranje, na primjer:

Format studijskog posjeta prikladan je u situacijama kada organizacije namjeravaju razmijeniti znanja i informacije o određenom programu ili temi s namjerom njihovog daljnjeg razvoja. Organizacije temu trebaju odrediti u fazi prijave (npr. obrazovanje, odnosi s javnošću, razvoj publike itd.). Posjet se može sastojati od sastanaka, intervjua, zapažanja, rasprava i slično. Sve navedeno može se provoditi s različitim dionicima ili korisnicima povezanim s organizacijom koja je domaćin, na primjer, članovima tima relevantnim za temu, određenom ciljnom grupom, korisnicima, partnerima i drugima.

Praktični format prikladan je kada organizacije trebaju razmijeniti specifične vještine i prakse relevantne za njihovo radno mjesto unutar određenog odjela (npr. inspicijentski poslovi, koordinacija događaja itd.). Takav se format može u tom slučaju sastojati od praktičnog rada. Tijekom procesa razmjene, sudionik se integrira u tim s kojim potom radi unutar odabranog polja.

Format novih inicijativa olakšat će stvaranje te razvoj novih i zajedničkih pothvata dviju organizacija. To mogu biti programi, projekti, aktivnosti, događaji itd. Takav se format može sastojati od radionica, brainstorming procesa, pisanja projekata i sličnih praksi. Sami prijavitelji trebaju identificirati temu u fazi prijave.

Navedeni se formati, ukoliko postoji potreba, mogu i kombinirati. Organizacije mogu slobodno predlagati druge formate ako su isti usklađeni s ciljevima Twinning programa. Svi se formati temelje na aktivnostima mobilnosti, odnosno posjetu jedne organizacije drugoj. Uzajamni posjeti su mogući, ali nisu obvezni. Tijekom faze odabira potrebno je osmisliti program mobilnosti.

Tko se može prijaviti?

Prijaviti se mogu organizacije koje djeluju u području umjetnosti i kulture sa sjedištem u Bosni i Hercegovini, Hrvatskoj, Kosovu, Srbiji, Sloveniji i Sjevernoj Makedoniji. Organizacije mogu formirati parove s drugim organizacijama iz navedenih zemalja, međutim obje organizacije ne mogu imati sjedište u istoj zemlji.

Poziv je otvoren svim organizacijama koje mogu jasno iskazati potrebu i namjeru pohađanja programa, međutim, posebno potičemo manje organizacije da se prijave.

Partnerske organizacije (par) zajednički razvijaju prijedlog, dok je samo jedan od partnera zadužen za podnošenje formalne prijave (“podnositelj zahtjeva” kako je navedeno u obrascu za prijavu).

Vremenski okvir programa

Twinning program godišnji je program. Prvi ciklus Programa provodi se između prosinca 2021. i travnja 2022.

Sljedeći poziv očekuje se u svibnju 2022.

Proračun

Proračunske stavke obuhvaćene programom odnose se na putne troškove, smještaj, dnevnice i materijalne troškove vezane uz Twinning program, samo ako su nužno potrebni. Maksimalno se dodjeljuje 4.000,00 EUR po jednom Twinning programu. U slučaju pandemijskih ograničenja, program se može odvijati online i u tom će slučaju biti pokriveni samo materijalni/produkcijski troškovi, ako postoje.

Od prijavitelja se traži procijenjeni proračun, po principu “vrijednost za novac”, odnosno najpovoljniji omjer cijene i kvalitete dobiven na temelju stvarnih troškova mjesta u kojem se aktivnost odvija.

Kako se prijaviti?

Slijedite poveznicu kako biste se prijavili.

Rok za prijavu: Sljedeći poziv bit će objavljen u svibnju 2022.

Za više informacija o proceduri prijave kontaktirajte: platforma.kooperativa@gmail.com.

Što u slučaju kada nemate partnersku organizaciju?

Ukoliko (još) niste pronašli partnersku organizaciju za prijavu programa, pa vam je potrebna pomoć, pošaljite zahtjev kako bismo vam pomogli u traženju. U zahtjevu obavezno navedite sljedeće pojedinosti:

~ naziv organizacije
~ poveznicu na mrežnu stranicu
~ kontakt e-mail
~ kratak opis Twinning projekta

Zahtjev možete poslati na e-mail platforma.kooperativa@gmail.com najkasnije tjedan dana od datuma pokretanja otvorenog poziva za Twinning program.

Kooperativa će kroz vlastitu mrežu kontakata potražiti potencijalnog partnera te vam, u slučaju potencijalne kompatibilnosti, proslijediti njihove kontakt podatke. Nakon što uspostavite partnerstvo s pronađenom organizacijom, vaš Twinning projekt razvijate zajednički te ga formalno prijavljujete kroz ranije navedeni proces prijave.

O REG.LAB projektu

Twinning program dio je projekta Regional Lab: New Culture Spaces and Networks as drivers of an Innovative and Sustainable Bottom-up Development of Regional Collaboration (REG.LAB) koji je podržala Kreativna Europa: potprogram – Projekti kulturne suradnje u zemljama Zapadnog Balkana – 2020.

Projekt proizlazi iz postojećih iskustava i suradnji te nastavlja razvijati regionalnu i europsku razmjenu, stvarajući dinamične programe umjetničke razmjene između kulturnih centara i proizvodeći znanja o novim participativnim modelima djelovanja temeljeno na dokazima. Projekt istovremeno radi na izgradnji kapaciteta i vještina umjetnika i kulturnih radnika za regionalno i međunarodno djelovanje te podiže vidljivost regionalne suradnje na lokalnoj i europskoj razini.

Projekt provodi konzorcij sastavljen od partnerskih organizacija iz šest zemalja Jugoistočne Europe – predvođen je Kooperativom – Regionalnom platformom za kulturu i projektnim partnerima: Anibar (Kosovo), Društvo Asociacija (Slovenija), NKSS from (Srbija), Jadro Association | Јадро Асоцијација | Jadro Asociacioni (Sjeverna Makedonija), Operacija grad (Hrvatska) i OKC Abrašević (Bosna i Hercegovina).

MENTORSKI PROGRAM

O PROGRAMU

Mentorski program usredotočen je na specifičan odnos mentora i mentija koji se temelji na vještinama i stručnostima koje su mnogi umjetnici, kulturni radnici i voditelji programa stekli kroz godine prakse unutar naših mreža i platformi. Program omogućuje praktično osposobljavanje i razvoj vještina kombiniranjem stručnosti i peer-to-peer razmjene iskustava i vještina.

Kroz program se posebno naglašavaju znanja i vještine potrebne za uspješnu provedbu transnacionalnih kulturnih programa, kao što su to digitalni alati, razvoj programa, angažman publike, tehnička produkcija, inovativni modeli upravljanja, napredno međunarodno osmišljavanje programa itd.

TKO SE MOŽE PRIJAVITI NA MENTORSKI PROGRAM – KRITERIJI:

~ Prijavitelj je nevladina organizacija sa službenim sjedištem u jednoj od sljedećih zemalja: Albanija, Bosna i Hercegovina, Hrvatska, Kosovo, Crna Gora, Sjeverna Makedonija, Srbija, Slovenija.

~ Prijavitelj djeluje u području nezavisne kulture, umjetnosti ili u kreativnim industrijama.

~ Godišnji proračun Prijavitelja za prethodnu godinu nije premašio 40.000 EUR.

~ Prijavitelj nema više od troje zaposlenih u trenutku prijave.

~ Prijavitelj postoji kao pravna osoba duže od dvije godine.ars.

PROGRAM SE SASTOJI OD:

~ Uvodnog sastanka i radionice.

~ Uvodnog online sastanka s dodijeljenim mentorom.

~ Jednog sastanka uživo u trajanju od 3 do 4 dana na lokaciji organizacije koja je prijavila program (svi troškovi mentora pokriveni su projektom).

~ dodatnog sastanka s mentorima i učenicima.

~ 5-10 online sastanaka s mentorom.

~ Završnog sastanka i evaluacije programa.

~ Trajanje mentorskih programa definirano je u pozivu

TROŠKOVI

Svi troškovi pokriveni su projektom.

POSTUPAK ODABIRA

Odabir mentorskih parova vršit će selekcijski odbor konzorcija.

U 2021. godini bit će odabrano 6 mentorskih programa. Druga dva poziva bit će provedena tijekom 2022. i 2023. godine.

TKO SU MENTORI?

Svakoj organizaciji/sudioniku dodjeljuje se jedan mentor, o čemu odlučuje selekcijski odbor. Grupa mentora dostupna je ovdje.

ROK ZA PRIJAVU

Poziv za 2021. službeno je zatvoren.

Za više informacija o sljedećem pozivu, pratite naše službene kanale na društvenim mrežama, kao i našu mrežnu stranicu.

KAKO SE PRIJAVITI?

Da biste se prijavili, ispunite sljedeći obrazac.

O REG.LAB projektu

Mentorski program dio je projekta Regional Lab: New Culture Spaces and Networks as drivers of an Innovative and Sustainable Bottom-up Development of Regional Collaboration (REG.LAB) koji je podržala Kreativna Europa: potprogram – Projekti kulturne suradnje u zemljama Zapadnog Balkana – 2020.

Projekt proizlazi iz postojećih iskustava i suradnji te nastavlja razvijati regionalnu i europsku razmjenu, stvarajući dinamične programe umjetničke razmjene između kulturnih centara i proizvodeći znanja o novim participativnim modelima djelovanja temeljeno na dokazima. Projekt istovremeno radi na izgradnji kapaciteta i vještina umjetnika i kulturnih radnika za regionalno i međunarodno djelovanje te podiže vidljivost regionalne suradnje na lokalnoj i europskoj razini.

Projekt provodi konzorcij sastavljen od partnerskih organizacija iz šest zemalja Jugoistočne Europe – predvođen je Kooperativom – Regionalnom platformom za kulturu i projektnim partnerima: Anibar (Kosovo), Društvo Asociacija (Slovenija), NKSS from (Srbija), Jadro Association | Јадро Асоцијација | Jadro Asociacioni (Sjeverna Makedonija), Operacija grad (Hrvatska) i OKC Abrašević (Bosna i Hercegovina).

PROGRAMSKA RAZMJENA

POVIJEST

Kooperativin pilot program razmjene i suradnje u regiji, proveden 2017. godine, bio je usmjeren na jačanje kulturne suradnje nezavisnih kulturnih organizacija u regiji. Sudionici su bili članovi Kooperative i njihove partnerske organizacije. Svaki program koji je financijski podržan provodilo je najmanje troje partnera iz različitih zemalja jugoistočne Europe, aktivnih na području vizualne umjetnosti, suvremenog plesa, arhivske prakse, razvoja publike, istraživanja uvjeta rada kulturnih djelatnika, aktivizma i javnih dobara itd.

Pilot program temeljio se na kontinuiranoj suradnji kroz organizaciju brojnih inovativnih aktivnosti u različitim gradovima i mjestima u regiji, kao i na zajedničkom odlučivanju u procesima evaluacije i selekcije.

Više o provedenim programima saznajte u Kooperativinoj publikaciji Povezivanje kulturom – O radu regionalne platforme KOOPERATIVA.

SADAŠNJOST BUDUĆNOST

Program razmjene i umjetničke cirkulacije za kulturne centre

Program razmjene i umjetničke cirkulacije usmjeren je na cirkulaciju umjetničkih djela i produkcija unutar regije kroz razmjenu programa između nezavisnih kulturnih centara. Program razmjenom između umjetničkog centra Anibar (Peć), Kulturnog centra Magacin (Beograd), Omladinskog kulturnog centra “Abrašević” (Mostar), Sociokulturnog prostora Centar Jadro (Skoplje) i Pogona – zagrebačkog centra za nezavisnu kulturu i mlade (Zagreb) stvara okvir za početak programske suradnje, istovremeno otvarajući mogućnost intenziviranja suradnje s drugim kulturnim centrima iz Europske unije. Svaki kulturni centar razvija najmanje 3 programa razmjene različitih formata, kao što su: gostovanja umjetnika i/ili kustosa u okviru rezidencijalnih programa, predstavljanja umjetnika, umjetničkih djela i produkcija iz drugih zemalja, razvoj koprodukcija s barem još jednom zemljom u regiji ili EU, predstavljanje vlastitih produkcija u kulturnim centrima u drugim europskim zemljama, organiziranje studijskih posjeta, radionica itd. Svi će se programi usmjeriti i na sudjelovanje publike te participativne modele (umjetničkog) djelovanja, od posebno osmišljenih participativnih umjetničkih projekata s lokalnom zajednicom do posjeta umjetničkim atelijerima kao model susreta s publikom.

Kome je namijenjen program?

1) Umjetnicima i kustosima iz regije koji će dobiti priliku predstaviti svoj rad i/ili surađivati sa suradnicima iz drugih zemalja; profesionalno se umrežiti; doći do nove publike; i pobliže se upoznati s nezavisnim kulturnim scenama u drugim zemljama;

2) Osoblju uključenom u programiranje i upravljanje centrima, a koje će uspostaviti snažne profesionalne veze;

3) Lokalnim zajednicama, kojima će se omogućiti prilika da upoznaju umjetnike i umjetnička djela drugih umjetničkih scena iz regije i EU, kao i sudjelovanje u programima.

O REG.LAB projektu

Programska razmjena dio je projekta Regional Lab: New Culture Spaces and Networks as drivers of an Innovative and Sustainable Bottom-up Development of Regional Collaboration (REG.LAB) koji je podržala Kreativna Europa: potprogram – Projekti kulturne suradnje u zemljama Zapadnog Balkana – 2020.

Projekt proizlazi iz postojećih iskustava i suradnji te nastavlja razvijati regionalnu i europsku razmjenu, stvarajući dinamične programe umjetničke razmjene između kulturnih centara i proizvodeći znanja o novim participativnim modelima djelovanja temeljeno na dokazima. Projekt istovremeno radi na izgradnji kapaciteta i vještina umjetnika i kulturnih radnika za regionalno i međunarodno djelovanje te podiže vidljivost regionalne suradnje na lokalnoj i europskoj razini.

Projekt provodi konzorcij sastavljen od partnerskih organizacija iz šest zemalja Jugoistočne Europe – predvođen je Kooperativom – Regionalnom platformom za kulturu i projektnim partnerima: Anibar (Kosovo), Društvo Asociacija (Slovenija), NKSS from (Srbija), Jadro Association | Јадро Асоцијација | Jadro Asociacioni (Sjeverna Makedonija), Operacija grad (Hrvatska) i OKC Abrašević (Bosna i Hercegovina).

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