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Russian - European Curatorial Exchange 2011: Call for applications
A young generation of Russian curators, not only from Moscow but also from numerous ambitious cultural centres in Russian regions, is working today partly freelance and partly as curators for young talents in institutions. These young people will decisively shape exhibitions and cultural life in the future; they will quickly manage to modernize and develop exhibition centres, biennales and institutions and aim to collect experience in other countries for their own work.
French proposal for the Russian-European Curatorial Exchange Programme
The Centre Pompidou-Metz is a new European institution. It was inaugurated in May 2010, as the first decentralized branch of the Pompidou Centre in Paris.
German proposal for the Russian-European Curatorial Exchange programme
The candidate is invited to participate in:
Romanian proposal for the Russian-European Curatorial Exchange programme
The candidate is invited to participate in the organization of various exhibitions of Romanian contemporary art at Anaid Art Gallery starting at mid-September. Each exhibition will be supported by a lecture of the artist and its curator.
Austrian proposal for the Russian-European Curatorial Exchange Programme
The applicant is invited to take part in preparation of the project “Critical Endeavour – Travelling research series Austria – Russia” in 2012.
United Kingdom proposal for Russian-European Curatorial Exchange Programme
The candidate is given the following placement opportunities:
Swedish proposal for the Russian-European Curatorial Exchange
The candidate is invited to participate in the organization of the exhibition Complicated Relations, part II, (17 Sep – 28th Nov 2011) in Kalmar Konstmuseum.
Within the framework of this exhibition there is also a seminar that will take place on the 19th September.
Russian - European Curatorial Exchange Programme
A young generation of Russian curators, not only from Moscow but above all also from the numerous ambitious cultural centres in the Russian regions, is working today partly freelance and partly as curators for young talents in institutions. These young people will decisively shape exhibitions and Russian cultural life in the future; they will quickly manage to modernize and develop exhibition centres, biennales and institutions and aim to collect experiences in other countries for their own work.
Intradance Festival: Moscow Swept Up in Dance
Intradance was a festival of superlatives and the largest EUNIC project in a single country up to now. Over 100 European choreographers from 18 countries and more than 30 Russian dance companies joined the Intradance dance project in 2009. They made seven co-productions and have swept up Moscow in dance from 20 May to 23 May.
