Idea for @MovingGovanFwd, @GlasgowCC, @Collective_Arch & co. - get the Glasgow #Govan community and @GovanStones involved in a long-term project to carve some replica early medieval stones from Govan Old, to sit on Water Row. Imagine weekends of outdoor carving demonstrations!
In the final #webinar, 12 key participants reflect on the work of this pan-European six-cities exploration, and the impact it has had on the #artists and partner organisations involved in the delivery.
https://t.co/ggStZv9oG3
What's next for #waterfront industrial #heritage in #community development? Franco Bianchini, Lia Ghilardi, François Matarasso join us in this webinar to discuss regeneration, place-making and 2020 Rome Charter.
https://t.co/p7SOSsn6u9
'Eye of the River' MoW #webinar from Ormston House, tours Limerick's cultural institutes and waterways. Including conversation about participation in the #residency programme and co-creating #artworks with citizens in #waterfront#heritage zones.
https://t.co/HXZE1FBX8a
‘The Golden Balance - Between Artistic Expression and Cultural Heritage Preservation’, Batumi Art-House's (BIAFF) MoW #webinar investigates #culturalheritage, the extent #artists can interfere and what methods can highlight the value of memories.
https://t.co/jz4iDBLYPG
Intercult’s MoW #webinar ‘Time Strollers: Stockholm, Water City in Transformation’ examines how the #intervention of #artists shape decision making with #industrial and #cultural landmarks. This webinar takes a unique look at memories' role in #heritage.
https://t.co/hjbaD2QH2Q
‘Does ArtWash or does ArtWork’ - Fablevision part 2 MoW #webinar. #Academics and #activists discuss #gentrification and the role of #artists in regeneration and the politics of placemaking. Examine artistic power and #community-led vision.
https://t.co/kb6fj9pKJD
‘To Govan with Love’ Fablevision MoW #webinar part 1, hear from the artists on how they produced a #remote#artist production residency. Find out how the artists adapted practices and continued to engage with the #community.
https://t.co/3YQRGi3OFp
MoW #webinar ‘Shipyard Anew: Sowing the Seeds of Change’ from Baltic Sea Cultural Centre Gdansk shows the process of #artistic residency and city lab ‘Shipyard Anew’. Emphasis on artistic #intervention and #green potential in post-industrial #waterfronts.
https://t.co/iUQOtBJr6l
‘From the Banks of Oblivion into the Memory of Water’ presented by Municipality of Levadia - a MoW #webinar looking at impacts of the programme in the city and the role of #artistic intervention. An intimate and fascinating recording, not to be missed.
https://t.co/79HkDtmxFr
Municipality of Ostend’s MoW #webinar ‘Sailing to a Brighter Future’ presents the impacts and results of our two year artistic project. Interested in co-creation in #culture, #maritimeheritage or the #arts, this webinar is for you.
https://t.co/U9hcO2eoRi
Our digital exhibition, showing all six #artists MoW works from the last two years – finding solutions, engaging #communities and highlighting #waterfront issues across Europe.
Tour the artists’ works:
https://t.co/3x9pao3vzb