Rural art village Saksalanharju is an innovative art and (agri)culture community in east Finland.
Presentable art centre with high ethics and superb international contacts is looking for like-minded sponsors, partners and investors.
Sponsoring art softens often so hard business image.
Dr. May Haddad is a multi-media artist who works in sculpture, ceramics, painting, collage, and digital arts. She has exhibited her work in numerous collective exhibitions in Lebanon, Canada, Italy, and elsewhere. She is also a curator who has organized exhibitions featuring other artists. In addition to her art career, Dr. Haddad works as a medical doctor and public health professional. For more details on her background and work, her CV can be found online.
israel21c-artikel over conservatorenreizen (29maart2016)Ken Gould
The document discusses KUNSTENISRAËL, a Dutch foundation that encourages Dutch cultural venues to showcase Israeli artists. The foundation aims to increase exposure of Israeli art in the Netherlands and combat stereotypes about Israel. It brings Dutch curators and arts professionals to Israel to experience the cultural scene firsthand. Since 2012, it has provided over 70 grants for Israeli cultural events in the Netherlands, increasing awareness of Israel's diverse arts community. The director sees exposing Dutch audiences to Israeli art as a way to inoculate against narrow views of Israel and associate the country with culture and art instead of just conflicts.
1) The document discusses culture and cultural tourism in Azerbaijan. It provides background information on Azerbaijan's population, languages, and cultural traditions including customs related to greetings, gift-giving, and dining etiquette.
2) Azerbaijan has a rich cultural heritage spanning thousands of years along the Silk Road. It contains over 6,000 historic and cultural sites, several of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
3) Cultural tourism is an important part of Azerbaijan's economy and culture is promoted through various annual cultural capitals and international festivals held in the country.
The document discusses stereotypes associated with jazz music from different eras, with older jazz being linked to traditional values, plain colors, and alcohol while modern jazz is depicted as energetic, creative, and appealing to young people with bright colors and young models of both sexes. Stylized fonts are also used to draw in young artistic audiences.
Kataria Art Collections & Pegas Art Gallery Presentationpegasgroupfzc
Pegas Art Gallery was established in 2013 in Dubai and represents local and international contemporary art. The gallery is run by Dr. Dinara Rakhimbaeva and her team who provide consultations and services related to art including valuations, purchases, and exhibitions. Kataria Art Collections was founded in 2005 in India and presents three art collections: Nostalgia, Jewels of Paradise, and Fables of my Land. The collections feature paintings by Ukrainian artist Svitlana Osobik and depict nostalgic scenes as well as exotic birds and Ukrainian folklore. Shital Kataria oversees the collections and works with Dr. Dinara Rakhimbaeva and Pegas Art Gallery to
Shanti Alex is a photographer and traveler who has won numerous international photo contests and placed 17th in the world in 2014 in the "News & Events" category on Pixoto.com. They have over 8 years of photography experience, 15 years teaching experience, and have visited over 30 countries while living in 5 countries. Their photography business includes commercial, reportage, and architectural photography shoots as well as photo courses and workshops.
The Sundaram Tagore Gallery is presenting an exhibition titled "REV | ACTION: Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia" from October 15 to November 14, 2015. The exhibition features works by 10 emerging and established artists from 6 Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Thailand, the Philippines, Myanmar, Indonesia, and Vietnam. The artists use various mediums like photography, video, painting and installations to examine social, political, and cultural issues in their respective communities and countries.
Melissa Tan - Asian TYA Network event presentation at ricca ricca*festa 2016TYA Asia
This document provides an overview of arts engagement efforts for young audiences in Singapore. It discusses the benefits of engaging young audiences such as encouraging lifelong interest in the arts and building cultural familiarity. Current landscape efforts include arts exposure in schools and established festival platforms. New efforts since 2014 include expanding quality arts programs in early childhood, building artist capacity, and raising awareness. Future plans involve deepening pre-school arts efforts, developing a dedicated children's arts center, and increasing arts opportunities for all children aged 12 and under to experience the arts both in and outside of school. The overall goal is to nurture life-long arts audiences, strengthen family bonds through shared arts experiences, and develop creative and confident learners.
Dr. May Haddad is a multi-media artist who works in sculpture, ceramics, painting, collage, and digital arts. She has exhibited her work in numerous collective exhibitions in Lebanon, Canada, Italy, and elsewhere. She is also a curator who has organized exhibitions featuring other artists. In addition to her art career, Dr. Haddad works as a medical doctor and public health professional. For more details on her background and work, her CV can be found online.
israel21c-artikel over conservatorenreizen (29maart2016)Ken Gould
The document discusses KUNSTENISRAËL, a Dutch foundation that encourages Dutch cultural venues to showcase Israeli artists. The foundation aims to increase exposure of Israeli art in the Netherlands and combat stereotypes about Israel. It brings Dutch curators and arts professionals to Israel to experience the cultural scene firsthand. Since 2012, it has provided over 70 grants for Israeli cultural events in the Netherlands, increasing awareness of Israel's diverse arts community. The director sees exposing Dutch audiences to Israeli art as a way to inoculate against narrow views of Israel and associate the country with culture and art instead of just conflicts.
1) The document discusses culture and cultural tourism in Azerbaijan. It provides background information on Azerbaijan's population, languages, and cultural traditions including customs related to greetings, gift-giving, and dining etiquette.
2) Azerbaijan has a rich cultural heritage spanning thousands of years along the Silk Road. It contains over 6,000 historic and cultural sites, several of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
3) Cultural tourism is an important part of Azerbaijan's economy and culture is promoted through various annual cultural capitals and international festivals held in the country.
The document discusses stereotypes associated with jazz music from different eras, with older jazz being linked to traditional values, plain colors, and alcohol while modern jazz is depicted as energetic, creative, and appealing to young people with bright colors and young models of both sexes. Stylized fonts are also used to draw in young artistic audiences.
Kataria Art Collections & Pegas Art Gallery Presentationpegasgroupfzc
Pegas Art Gallery was established in 2013 in Dubai and represents local and international contemporary art. The gallery is run by Dr. Dinara Rakhimbaeva and her team who provide consultations and services related to art including valuations, purchases, and exhibitions. Kataria Art Collections was founded in 2005 in India and presents three art collections: Nostalgia, Jewels of Paradise, and Fables of my Land. The collections feature paintings by Ukrainian artist Svitlana Osobik and depict nostalgic scenes as well as exotic birds and Ukrainian folklore. Shital Kataria oversees the collections and works with Dr. Dinara Rakhimbaeva and Pegas Art Gallery to
Shanti Alex is a photographer and traveler who has won numerous international photo contests and placed 17th in the world in 2014 in the "News & Events" category on Pixoto.com. They have over 8 years of photography experience, 15 years teaching experience, and have visited over 30 countries while living in 5 countries. Their photography business includes commercial, reportage, and architectural photography shoots as well as photo courses and workshops.
The Sundaram Tagore Gallery is presenting an exhibition titled "REV | ACTION: Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia" from October 15 to November 14, 2015. The exhibition features works by 10 emerging and established artists from 6 Southeast Asian countries, including Cambodia, Thailand, the Philippines, Myanmar, Indonesia, and Vietnam. The artists use various mediums like photography, video, painting and installations to examine social, political, and cultural issues in their respective communities and countries.
Melissa Tan - Asian TYA Network event presentation at ricca ricca*festa 2016TYA Asia
This document provides an overview of arts engagement efforts for young audiences in Singapore. It discusses the benefits of engaging young audiences such as encouraging lifelong interest in the arts and building cultural familiarity. Current landscape efforts include arts exposure in schools and established festival platforms. New efforts since 2014 include expanding quality arts programs in early childhood, building artist capacity, and raising awareness. Future plans involve deepening pre-school arts efforts, developing a dedicated children's arts center, and increasing arts opportunities for all children aged 12 and under to experience the arts both in and outside of school. The overall goal is to nurture life-long arts audiences, strengthen family bonds through shared arts experiences, and develop creative and confident learners.
Case Study : Art and craft exhibition complex omplexAvi Shiplu
The document provides information on the Matsumoto Performing Arts Centre designed by architect Toyo Ito. Key details include:
- The project site was unusually shaped, stretching north to south. Ito placed the stage facing north to avoid turning the back of the building to the residential area south of the site.
- The centre contains one large hall seating 1800 and one small hall seating 240 for local events.
- Circulation spaces like the lobby allow the narrow site shape to be forgotten. Rehearsal rooms are located on the fifth floor above the rear stage and lobby.
- Findings note the double height entrance space, linear circulation patterns, emphasis on scale and proportion between spaces, and use
The Kala Academy in Goa was established in 1969 by architect Charles Correa to promote art and culture. It is located on 6.3 acres along the Mandovi River. The building complex includes an auditorium, art gallery, amphitheater, library, and classrooms. Correa designed the buildings to have a low horizontal form with parapet walls and pergolas to emphasize the connection to the river landscape. The buildings are arranged to funnel visitors from the city entrance through interconnected public spaces culminating at the riverfront.
Dakshinachitra is a 10-acre living museum in Chennai that showcases the art, architecture, crafts, and traditions of South India. It contains recreated houses and settlements from the four South Indian states - Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Visitors can explore the different housing types and craft demonstrations, as well as cultural performances. The museum aims to authentically represent and preserve the diverse cultural heritage of South India.
Chokhi Dhani is an 18-acre ethnic village and resort located near Jaipur, Rajasthan that aims to provide tourists an authentic experience of rural Rajasthani culture. It includes over 30 zones replicating villages, craftspeople, performances, restaurants, and accommodations. Some key areas include the Chokhi Dhani village with huts, shops, performances and dining areas; an artisan village with craftspeople; and the Chokhi Dhani resort with rooms, restaurants and amenities while retaining a rural feel. The detailed site planning aims to immerse visitors in Rajasthani culture through authentic recreations of village life.
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The document discusses the Manipal Heritage Village project which aims to restore and conserve centuries-old architectural structures from across Karnataka. Over the last decade, the project has relocated 26 structures representing different architectural styles and craftsmanship. The village showcases the influence of culture, rulers, socio-economic status and religious practices on building design. It vividly recreates past villages and is located near Manipal lake, covering 6 acres.
Prof. Mridul M. Panditrao, from his University/ medical College days, gives tips on how to write your synopsis for your dissertation after you have registered and started your MD/ MS training programme. he also gives ideas/ steps to come up with a well constructed synopsis. Very useful for the first year MD/ MS PG students
Jawahar Kala Kendra is a cultural centre in Jaipur, India dedicated to Jawaharlal Nehru. Architect Charles Correa designed the centre based on the original city plan of Jaipur, arranging squares to represent the nine planets. The 9.5 acre complex includes art galleries, workshops, a library, and Shilpgram, a rural complex with replicas of huts from different regions of Rajasthan showcasing crafts and culture. By invoking the original city plan and using local materials like red sandstone, Correa created a space that blends traditional Indian concepts with contemporary design to display and promote India's cultural heritage.
VIA.ARS.NATURA The Way To Art And NatureMarja de Jong
The document proposes the VIA.ARS.NATURA project, which aims to create artworks along old routes in rural areas of South-East Finland using natural local materials. The project would place both temporary and permanent site-specific sculptures to highlight the landscape and geology. Potential artworks could include living sculptures formed by planting techniques or landscaping to direct visitors. The objectives are to develop cultural facilities, increase cultural knowledge and international collaboration, and attract visitors to rural areas. A sample route from Mikkeli to Kangasniemi is outlined, with one detailed proposal focusing an area around Haukivuori.
The city of Aarhus has invested heavily in new and refurbished museums to change its image from a provincial city to a large international city. Three key museums - The Old Town Museum, ARoS Art Museum, and Moesgaard Museum - have contributed significantly to Aarhus' growth as a cultural and tourism destination through innovative exhibits and outreach. While the city administration did not provide additional funding, it played a key supporting role through coordination, lobbying, and political support. These museums now attract over 1 million visitors annually and are major drivers of Aarhus' cultural tourism industry and economic growth.
The document introduces Jamtli, a regional museum in Östersund, Sweden. Jamtli operates not only as a traditional museum that collects, preserves, and exhibits cultural heritage, but also serves broader social functions. It aims to be entertaining and promote social inclusion. Jamtli has received several awards for its work and seeks to be a model for European museums in regional development through networking, exhibitions, and collaboration on projects.
12 Collaboration Project Crossroads SaksalanharjuMarja de Jong
The document describes a collaborative art project called Crossroads Saksalanharju that will take place in Finland. The project aims to bring together migrant Nordic artists and native Finnish, Nordic, and European artists to engage in artistic dialogue and create collaborative works. Over 4-6 week periods, artists from different backgrounds will live and work together at the Saksala ArtRadius art center. They will verbally and visually communicate through their artworks and challenge one another's creative boundaries. The project seeks to stimulate cultural exchange and increase awareness of history and culture through this international artistic exchange.
The document provides information about several arts and culture events and opportunities in Mongolia and abroad, including:
1) The "Red Ger" Creative Space in Mongolia, which hosts exhibitions, workshops, and events and can be rented for various business or creative purposes. It also coordinates artists' exhibitions and accepts exhibition proposals.
2) The SMArt artist-in-residence program, which places photographers and media artists in Valposchiavo, Switzerland from June to September 2020 to create works exploring challenges in mountain regions.
3) An opportunity for one Mongolian woodcarving artist to participate in the World Wood Day international event in Tokyo, Japan in March 2020 celebrating wood culture. Artists should submit applications
Romania - Local gastronomy and traditions, important tools for sustainable de...UNESCO Venice Office
This document discusses several local initiatives in Transylvania that promote sustainable development through traditional culture and gastronomy. It describes the unique fortified churches found mainly in Transylvania. It also details several community events that celebrate local traditions like the Transylvanian Brunch, which involves local families providing traditional food and crafts. Cultural routes and workshops are also discussed that help preserve crafts and connect artisans with new markets. The document emphasizes working with local communities and partners to ensure project success.
The document discusses an art exhibition being held jointly by galleries in Frankfurt and Riga. It aims to explore existential issues through classical and modern artistic works from Latvian artists. The exhibition features paintings, sculptures, and surreal works exploring themes like the limits of human abilities and the relationship between hope and despair. It also discusses the historical connection between Frankfurt and Riga during the Hanseatic League period centuries ago, where cultural exchange flourished between Western and Northern Europe similar to European integration today.
Arts towns are cities or towns that have art as a central feature of their cultural identity. They generate a portion of their economy from art and tourism related to establishing a culture of the arts. Key elements that define arts towns include art galleries, art walks, craft workshops, theaters, and exhibition spaces.
ERASMUS+ CLICHE JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CYPRUS: Cultural heritage inspires entrepr...Vivi Carouzou
This document discusses cultural heritage and cultural entrepreneurship in Cyprus. It defines cultural heritage as traditions, customs, and values that are passed down between generations. Cultural heritage is divided into tangible heritage (places and objects) and intangible heritage (music, language, techniques). The document also discusses how cultural traditions in Cyprus are being rediscovered and inspiring new artistic and entrepreneurial ventures, such as fashion designers incorporating traditional embroidery into their work. Schools have also launched initiatives to promote cultural heritage, for example by having students create outfits from recycled clothing decorated with traditional motifs. The document promotes cultural entrepreneurship as a way to sustain and spread cultural heritage.
The project aims to revitalize an abandoned fish factory in Stödvarfjördur, Iceland by transforming it into a creative center that attracts new residents and jobs. The fish factory was once the economic heart of the town but has stood empty for years, causing the population to decline. The new center will include a restaurant, cafe, museum, shop, artist residences, fish market, and workshops to create a hub for community life. The goal is to serve as a model for regenerating other Icelandic towns with abandoned fish factories and attract young people and professionals to the area.
Case Study : Art and craft exhibition complex omplexAvi Shiplu
The document provides information on the Matsumoto Performing Arts Centre designed by architect Toyo Ito. Key details include:
- The project site was unusually shaped, stretching north to south. Ito placed the stage facing north to avoid turning the back of the building to the residential area south of the site.
- The centre contains one large hall seating 1800 and one small hall seating 240 for local events.
- Circulation spaces like the lobby allow the narrow site shape to be forgotten. Rehearsal rooms are located on the fifth floor above the rear stage and lobby.
- Findings note the double height entrance space, linear circulation patterns, emphasis on scale and proportion between spaces, and use
The Kala Academy in Goa was established in 1969 by architect Charles Correa to promote art and culture. It is located on 6.3 acres along the Mandovi River. The building complex includes an auditorium, art gallery, amphitheater, library, and classrooms. Correa designed the buildings to have a low horizontal form with parapet walls and pergolas to emphasize the connection to the river landscape. The buildings are arranged to funnel visitors from the city entrance through interconnected public spaces culminating at the riverfront.
Dakshinachitra is a 10-acre living museum in Chennai that showcases the art, architecture, crafts, and traditions of South India. It contains recreated houses and settlements from the four South Indian states - Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh. Visitors can explore the different housing types and craft demonstrations, as well as cultural performances. The museum aims to authentically represent and preserve the diverse cultural heritage of South India.
Chokhi Dhani is an 18-acre ethnic village and resort located near Jaipur, Rajasthan that aims to provide tourists an authentic experience of rural Rajasthani culture. It includes over 30 zones replicating villages, craftspeople, performances, restaurants, and accommodations. Some key areas include the Chokhi Dhani village with huts, shops, performances and dining areas; an artisan village with craftspeople; and the Chokhi Dhani resort with rooms, restaurants and amenities while retaining a rural feel. The detailed site planning aims to immerse visitors in Rajasthani culture through authentic recreations of village life.
Case study hastha shilpa heritage villagemichellesahay
The document discusses the Manipal Heritage Village project which aims to restore and conserve centuries-old architectural structures from across Karnataka. Over the last decade, the project has relocated 26 structures representing different architectural styles and craftsmanship. The village showcases the influence of culture, rulers, socio-economic status and religious practices on building design. It vividly recreates past villages and is located near Manipal lake, covering 6 acres.
Prof. Mridul M. Panditrao, from his University/ medical College days, gives tips on how to write your synopsis for your dissertation after you have registered and started your MD/ MS training programme. he also gives ideas/ steps to come up with a well constructed synopsis. Very useful for the first year MD/ MS PG students
Jawahar Kala Kendra is a cultural centre in Jaipur, India dedicated to Jawaharlal Nehru. Architect Charles Correa designed the centre based on the original city plan of Jaipur, arranging squares to represent the nine planets. The 9.5 acre complex includes art galleries, workshops, a library, and Shilpgram, a rural complex with replicas of huts from different regions of Rajasthan showcasing crafts and culture. By invoking the original city plan and using local materials like red sandstone, Correa created a space that blends traditional Indian concepts with contemporary design to display and promote India's cultural heritage.
VIA.ARS.NATURA The Way To Art And NatureMarja de Jong
The document proposes the VIA.ARS.NATURA project, which aims to create artworks along old routes in rural areas of South-East Finland using natural local materials. The project would place both temporary and permanent site-specific sculptures to highlight the landscape and geology. Potential artworks could include living sculptures formed by planting techniques or landscaping to direct visitors. The objectives are to develop cultural facilities, increase cultural knowledge and international collaboration, and attract visitors to rural areas. A sample route from Mikkeli to Kangasniemi is outlined, with one detailed proposal focusing an area around Haukivuori.
The city of Aarhus has invested heavily in new and refurbished museums to change its image from a provincial city to a large international city. Three key museums - The Old Town Museum, ARoS Art Museum, and Moesgaard Museum - have contributed significantly to Aarhus' growth as a cultural and tourism destination through innovative exhibits and outreach. While the city administration did not provide additional funding, it played a key supporting role through coordination, lobbying, and political support. These museums now attract over 1 million visitors annually and are major drivers of Aarhus' cultural tourism industry and economic growth.
The document introduces Jamtli, a regional museum in Östersund, Sweden. Jamtli operates not only as a traditional museum that collects, preserves, and exhibits cultural heritage, but also serves broader social functions. It aims to be entertaining and promote social inclusion. Jamtli has received several awards for its work and seeks to be a model for European museums in regional development through networking, exhibitions, and collaboration on projects.
12 Collaboration Project Crossroads SaksalanharjuMarja de Jong
The document describes a collaborative art project called Crossroads Saksalanharju that will take place in Finland. The project aims to bring together migrant Nordic artists and native Finnish, Nordic, and European artists to engage in artistic dialogue and create collaborative works. Over 4-6 week periods, artists from different backgrounds will live and work together at the Saksala ArtRadius art center. They will verbally and visually communicate through their artworks and challenge one another's creative boundaries. The project seeks to stimulate cultural exchange and increase awareness of history and culture through this international artistic exchange.
The document provides information about several arts and culture events and opportunities in Mongolia and abroad, including:
1) The "Red Ger" Creative Space in Mongolia, which hosts exhibitions, workshops, and events and can be rented for various business or creative purposes. It also coordinates artists' exhibitions and accepts exhibition proposals.
2) The SMArt artist-in-residence program, which places photographers and media artists in Valposchiavo, Switzerland from June to September 2020 to create works exploring challenges in mountain regions.
3) An opportunity for one Mongolian woodcarving artist to participate in the World Wood Day international event in Tokyo, Japan in March 2020 celebrating wood culture. Artists should submit applications
Romania - Local gastronomy and traditions, important tools for sustainable de...UNESCO Venice Office
This document discusses several local initiatives in Transylvania that promote sustainable development through traditional culture and gastronomy. It describes the unique fortified churches found mainly in Transylvania. It also details several community events that celebrate local traditions like the Transylvanian Brunch, which involves local families providing traditional food and crafts. Cultural routes and workshops are also discussed that help preserve crafts and connect artisans with new markets. The document emphasizes working with local communities and partners to ensure project success.
The document discusses an art exhibition being held jointly by galleries in Frankfurt and Riga. It aims to explore existential issues through classical and modern artistic works from Latvian artists. The exhibition features paintings, sculptures, and surreal works exploring themes like the limits of human abilities and the relationship between hope and despair. It also discusses the historical connection between Frankfurt and Riga during the Hanseatic League period centuries ago, where cultural exchange flourished between Western and Northern Europe similar to European integration today.
Arts towns are cities or towns that have art as a central feature of their cultural identity. They generate a portion of their economy from art and tourism related to establishing a culture of the arts. Key elements that define arts towns include art galleries, art walks, craft workshops, theaters, and exhibition spaces.
ERASMUS+ CLICHE JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT CYPRUS: Cultural heritage inspires entrepr...Vivi Carouzou
This document discusses cultural heritage and cultural entrepreneurship in Cyprus. It defines cultural heritage as traditions, customs, and values that are passed down between generations. Cultural heritage is divided into tangible heritage (places and objects) and intangible heritage (music, language, techniques). The document also discusses how cultural traditions in Cyprus are being rediscovered and inspiring new artistic and entrepreneurial ventures, such as fashion designers incorporating traditional embroidery into their work. Schools have also launched initiatives to promote cultural heritage, for example by having students create outfits from recycled clothing decorated with traditional motifs. The document promotes cultural entrepreneurship as a way to sustain and spread cultural heritage.
The project aims to revitalize an abandoned fish factory in Stödvarfjördur, Iceland by transforming it into a creative center that attracts new residents and jobs. The fish factory was once the economic heart of the town but has stood empty for years, causing the population to decline. The new center will include a restaurant, cafe, museum, shop, artist residences, fish market, and workshops to create a hub for community life. The goal is to serve as a model for regenerating other Icelandic towns with abandoned fish factories and attract young people and professionals to the area.
The document summarizes information about the opening of Mongolia's first heritage theatre called "Uv Erdene" dedicated to preserving and promoting Mongolia's intangible cultural heritage. The theatre was opened through a partnership between the Arts Council of Mongolia and Rio Tinto. It will be used to host performances, events, and workshops showcasing Mongolian cultural heritage and helping to pass these traditions to new generations. Rio Tinto provided funding to ensure the theatre was completed and equipped to support these cultural activities. The document also provides information about the upcoming Culture Naadam festival on July 11-12 that will feature various traditional cultural performances and workshops at the festival site.
Réalisation d'un dossier de présentation de l'événement d'art contemporain - Art Encounters". Réalisation d'interviews, bénévolat en tant que médiatrice culturelle.
Dans le cadre d'une année erasmus à l'université de l'ouest de Timisoara (Roumanie), cours de management de projet culturel.
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The article provides an analysis of the practical work being done to develop national values and domestic and foreign tourism in the city of Chartak eco tourism. Abduraxmanov Rustamjon Abdullayevich | Rasulova Maftuna, Ahmadjon "The Sustainability of Traditions" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-6 , October 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd47724.pdf Paper URL : https://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/other/47724/the-sustainability-of-traditions/abduraxmanov-rustamjon-abdullayevich
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This document provides information about an organization called "Amici del Centro socio-culturale san Francesco" located in Umbertide, Italy. The organization is a nonprofit that promotes cultural and educational activities for citizens. It has organized events like literature activities combining students and grandparents, seminars on parenting, and science workshops for youth and parents. The organization also helps coordinate a walking school bus program called "Piedibus" and operates a farmers market. It has been involved in sustainable development projects in Umbertide, renovating former tobacco farms and improving parks and public spaces in the city.
The document summarizes the 1001 Stories website created by the Heritage Agency of Denmark to engage users, especially younger users, in sharing and discussing the cultural heritage of Denmark through storytelling about 1001 historical and cultural places. The website uses social media and mobile platforms to facilitate participation and information sharing. It has over 20,000 monthly users and has been successful in attracting contributions from users. The goals of the website were to promote cultural heritage in a broad and inclusive way and to support sustainable development through cultural tourism.
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2. introduction This presentation shows an original concept for rural development. It gives an impression and it informs about the vision and value of the new and unique cultural program on Saksalanharju in co-operation with art centre Saksala ArtRadius. In the past 5 years of operating Saksala ArtRadius has proved to create an international significant and exceptional environment for a varied audience. Isolated and thinly populated rural areas are demanding courage, drive, vision and power to start, to build up and to keep up an unusual combination of art, culture and tourism. With this brand Saksala ArtRadius is a pioneer and shows what can be realized in such region through preserving with the duty. With the start in 2002 there was no reference, strategy, manual or guideline available. Operating local and regional (public) organizations seem to be limited in effective supporting creative private initiatives which are not fitting in the regular ‘systems’. An art center is not like a usual business, the ‘product’ is often undervalued or wrong interpreted. The missing link is the ability to focus on new and unusual concepts from another perspective and start creating new models. The experiences of art centre Saksala ArtRadius are the base to explore and develop the innovative concept RURAL ART VILLAGE SAKSALANHARJU. With partners from different organizations it will embed different cultural and agricultural activities and develop new models for effective planning and executing rural relate structures. This will increase the well-being obtained by Finns from a renewing countryside, strengthen the cohesion of the countryside and create e.g. new forms of sustainable tourism. It also will be a ‘product’ to export to other rural regions in Finland and abroad. Marja de Jong
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4. Saksalanharju is together with Haukivuori kirkonkylä an official protected nature heritage, because of the drumlin, the landscape and the historical value. The area on the monolith and around is full of swamps and still peat cutting is important. The swamp fields are remarkable areas in the landscape. When the roots of old trees are put on piles it gives a mysterious feeling. In the swamps in Tuulimiemi are the anual volleyball games. Agriculture and forestry are the main activities on Saksalanharhuju. The hill is one of most fruitfully of the area . The ridge Saksalanharju is situted on the biggest monolith of Europe. Rregistration number: MOR-Y06-049 Types: drumlin Height: 168 meter Length: 5 499 meter Width: 1 600 meter
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6. art = life sculpture: rumen dimitrov bulgaria 2006 Already of old, art, science and religion are the fields which are investigating and filling in the meaning of life. Every culture is based on the existential sentence found and developed through art, science and religion. Societies concerned are building on a vital future, and the real spirit of the future can only be found in the arts. Visionary managers create conditions to explore and connect the meaning of art in management and government. LAND
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8. WATER ART AND (AGRI)CULTURE IN THE RURAL AREA OF SAKSALANHARJU-KIRKONKYLÄ -ART CENTER – FOAM Sculpture Park – AllaprimA MuseuM – forest-LABYRINTH -AMUSEMENT PARK -watchtower -swings -dancing hall -midsummer event -CARPENTER - design furniture - wooden objects -GIFT SHOPS - arts & craft gift shop - jewelry art -GAS STATION -kioski -cafe -gas station -TRADITIONAL CANDYMAKER - marmalade products -BAKERY - traditional bread -AGRICULTURE – cattle breeder – farmer -WORKSHOPS/ACTIVITIES -art fair -workshops -agriculture methods -forestry methods -season related activities -TRADES -black smith -carpenter -designer -weaver -silver smith -wood cutter -pottery -ceramics glass -ANNUAL EVENTS -midsummer -taidekirppujen yö -summer cottage -poetry night -fairy tales
9. CONCEPT RURAL ART VILLAGE ARTISTS ART & BUSINESS EXHIBITIONS CULTURAL TOURISM SYMPOSIUMS ART FREE TIME ART EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL ART SOCIETY
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12. RURAL ART VILLAGE SAKSALANHARJU an innovative community in east Finland The RURAL ART VILLAGE SAKSALANHARJU in east Finland is an innovative initiative to bring new activities, people and work to the region. The intention is to create an area (Saksalanharju on the biggest monolith of Europe) where artists, artisans, handicraftsmen and local producers build a community based on quality, expertise, knowledge and involvement. The ateliers, work spaces and small sized enterprises will develop, produce, sell and show their products and specialties. Art and design, handicraft, traditional products and producing (agriculture and forestry), traditional techniques, music, and literature are the main activities in this upcoming community. art arts & craft handicraft traditional production methods local products agriculture forestry and rural life style
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16. introduction Saksala ArtRadius Marja de Jong The center is established in 2003 in a former old peoples home on the nature heritage Saksalanharju/Kirkonkylä-Haukivuori-Finland. Saksalanharju is the biggest monolith of Europe (lenght-5.7 km, width-1.6 km, heigth-168 m) The Dutch artist, founder and pioneer Marja de Jong has a vision, a drive, is strong and innovative, and has changed the place and area into an attractive, inviting and inspiring environment with a large potential. The art center is important for the local and regional development and future of young people. Art centre Saksala ArtRadius will be embedded in the RURAL ART VILLAGE SAKSALANHARJU.
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18. active cultural tourism - The art center is developing a cultural travel program. - There is a program in the fields of art education, professional art and tourism. - The art center creates more tourist traffic in the area. Through these aims the art center is a special organization in tourism. The way the combination tourism and art is a good example of an innovative project developing cultural and creative tourism. The art centre is combining art and tourism in a natural way. The artistic attractions like the LABYRINTH, the SCULPTURE PARK, and the AllaprimA MuseuM are offering a range of possibilities for different target groups. Innovative cultural and creative tourism is looking for original and high qualified products in the field of art and ‘entertaining’. Saksala is focused on SELF-CATERING ACTIVE ART HOLIDAYS with the intention to offer visitors facilities to create and to build up new experiences. The philosophy is that wellness is the result of an active participation. The exiting and value are in having the experience to create an art work, to have interesting discussions, to see the environment in another way. It gives extra value to the personal life of every guest. The innovative concept RURAL ART VILLAGE SAKSALANHARJU is based on the active participation of the locals and their specific qualities. Art centre Saksala ArtRadius will be embedded in this concept and share its experiences, contacts and international network
19. VISITORS CONTENT OF THE ART CENTER ARTISTS ABC ART-BUSINESS CONNECTION TRAINEE PLACE ALLAPRIMA MUSEUM FOAM SCULPTURE PARK forest-LABYRINTH ART RENT VIA•ARS•NATURA the way to art and nature RURAL ART VILLAGE SAKSALANHARJU LESS IS MORE AGAIN HOMO ERECTUS LABYRINTH FINNISH FOREST SOURCE OF ART CHILDREN’S LABYRINTH ARS • NATURA HK 62º LATITUDE ART PAINTING COURSES VOCAL WORKSHOPS CERAMIC WORKSHOPS ART & DANCE FESTIVAL PAINTING FESTIVALS SNOW SCULPTING CHILDREN’S FOREST FLY IN THE SKY OpeArtEdu NATURALLY ART MASTER CLASSES AND RESIDENCIES ART AND ART EDUCATION CULTURAL EXCHANGE SCHOOLS ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE student-in-residence SOJOURN IN WHITE CROSSROADS SAKSALANHARJU TRIANGLE ROCK TAIDEKIRPPUJEN YÖ HAUKIVUORI MUISTOISAMME CONCERTS & RECITALS PUPPET THEATRE
21. artist-in-residence artists from: USA Cameroon Thailand Netherlands Germany Austria Australia France Norway Sweden Iran Japan Singapore Belgium Bulgaria Rumania Turkey Poland Kosovo Argentina South Africa Finland Latvia Canada Spain support: Arts Council Finland, AllaprimA Foundation jolanda schouten ilse van den berk roland de jong-orlando jaak hillen fereshte moosavi louche
22. symposiums source of art 2008 behrouz rae fereshte moosavi iran varol topaç turkey marijke bongers the netherlands homo erectus 2006 louche rumenia yildiz guner turkey rumen dimitrov bulgaria veli blakçori kosovo janina rudnicka poland brigitte sasshofer austria less is more 2005 kiril prashkov bulgaria jaak hillen belgium varol topaç turkey ton kalle the netherlands mari shields usa/nl roland de jong-orlando the netherlands support: Arts Council Finland, Etelä-Savon Maakuntaliitto, Länsi-Savo
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26. LABYRINTH a place for unexpected artistic experiences for artists, visitors and children ulrika sparre sweden irene anton germany irene anton germany varol topaç turkey marijke bongers the netherlands behrouz rae iran the LABYRINTH is an experimental environmental art project it is a co-operation between artists-farmers-volunteers support: European Union, Suomen Kulttuurirahasto, Arts Council Finland, Länsi-Savo, Lemminkäinen, Mikkeli Kaupunki, de Jong Tours
27. OBJECTIVES VIA.ARS.NATURA, the way to art and nature is a program to develop new facilities and actions in the countryside and to develop a network of people living near old (historic) routes in the hinterland of the main roads and start a co-operation with professional (international) artists. Through the program, the cultural environment will undergo a development initiative and will also have an influence on (international) visitors and travelers with cultural and ecological interests. VISION The program VIA.ARS.NATURA will be an overall and wide-range program of nationally and internationally significant artworks along old (historic) routes and paths in the countryside. These art works will be grown or made from the ingredients/elements of, or specifically related to the landscape and geology of the area. The use of these different components, like forests, plants, peat, earth, rock(s) and water will visualize the characteristics of nature and authentic roads in South-East Finland. First phase: Taulumäentie is planned for 2010. http://www.arefs.org/projects/via-ars-natura.html lucien den arend - dordrecht - nl VIA.ARS.NATURA, the way to art and nature
28. Summer in Mikkelipuisto Park in 2009 offers: environmental art that has been especially created for the park, as well as international works of art that are given new depth and meaning by being displayed in nature. Welcome to view and participate in these works of art –and to listen to the thoughts that they inspire in you! n Collaboration project between Mikkelipuisto, Saksala ArtRadius and Penttilä Gardens. sponsors: Länsi-Savo, ProAgria, Lemminkäinen, Savon Kuljetus, Vihertietökeskus lucien den arend - dordrecht - nl ARS.NATURA. MIKKELIPUISTO 2009 Ympäristötaide ja Taide Ympäristössä Environmental Art and Art in the Environment ” It was an itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polkadot bikini” LAND ART PROJECT Lucien den Arend Yildiz Güner HOMO RIDENS
29. TRIANGLE ROCK MAIN OBJECTIVES Co-operation with art residency partners from Turkey, Spain and Finland at site specific, rural rock environs. The final aim is to create a European network to investigate and exchange, collaborate and produce international multidisciplinary dialogue in new forms of art production on exceptional European locations TURKEY The environment of Cappadocia (Central Turkey) is part of the Silk Road and a unique shaped landscape with historical decorated rock churches and pigeon houses cut in volcanic tufa stone. SPAIN The natural environment of the high Catalan Pyrenees Mountains - defined by woods with both conifers and deciduous trees, hay fields, steep pastures and craggy rocks - combines with the authenticity of the cultural, architectural and social heritage . FINLAND The national heritage SAKSALANHARJU-KIRKONKYLÄ, located on the biggest monolith of Europe, is an ancient settlement site. Saksala is an old neighborhood with tranquil landscape, designed with fields, forests and lake. http://www.arefs.org/projects/triangle-rock-project.html
31. global project Here, There and Everywhere: Anticipating the Future of Art sojourn in white international collaboration project artist-in-residence 2008 accepted into TransCultural Exchange Boston USA curator claire watson australia artists behrouz rae iran ilse van den berk the netherlands shows 1.-31.5.2008 AllaprimA MuseuM art centre Saksala ArtRadius Haukivuori - Finland 1.11.-7.12.2008 Cowwarr Art Space Cowwarr – Victoria - Australia 13.12.2008 - 24.1.2009 Maffra Exhibition Space Maffra - Victoria – Australia April 2009 Trans CulturalExchange Boston USA martti karttunen director mikkeli museums kirsimaria törönen-ripatti chairman regional arts council artists at work funded by: TransCultural Exchange Saksala ArtRadius AllaprimA Foundation
32. ART & BUSINESS Art gives more quality and depth in someone's life. Living in an area with art activates an open mind and a critical consciousness, also the respect for other views, opinions and ideas. Art represents the vision of the company and shows the clients, visitors and guests the artistic view and broadly interest of the organization. Art softens often so hard business image. art in business = art in progress - taide kehityksessä art at work - taide työssä art for the team - taidetta ryhmälle http://www.saksala.org/business-organizations/index.htm
33. SAKSALA ARTRADIUS-ART-RENT Art centre Saksala ArtRadius has selected many works of different artists as the base of SAKSALA ARTRADIUS-ART-RENT. The works are from artists, who have been in the art center or have given work in commission. In 2009 Saksala ArtRadius has started with the possibility for private persons and companies to rent art works available in the art centre. Now it will be easy to build up a personal collection of art. ART RENTING brings national and international artists into new places. Renting is an attractive and easy alternative to have original art works at home or company.
34. children’s forest idea’s from other cultures can inspire children from everywhere to build their own living space
35. children’s labyrinth Richard Louv (USA) (chairman of Children & Nature Network) concludes in his book –Last Child in the Woods- ‘Nature makes children are more concentrate and more satisfied. Children need to play, to construct and to find the secrets of nature by going into nature. We do not skimp on nature time for children.’ With the CHILDREN'S LABYRINTH there will be a place to keep living with the forest and with wood alive. There is a long tradition in working with wood and using it in daily life and it . National and international artists will be invited to develop a permanent, inspiring and inviting environment for children of all ages in cooperation with children and teachers. The cultural background of the children from different origin and the vision of artists from different parts of the world will be combined in the development of the project to build up an amazing new and artistic world. The CHILDREN’S LABYRINTH will be a place where (art) teachers can find new ideas and content for the art education curriculum. It is possible to organize own school projects in the nature of the CHILDREN’S LABYRINTH. During all seasons, with their typical conditions, activities will be planned and organized. The CHILDREN’S LABYRINTH will be a practicing place for students of teacher's training colleges to develop their skills in art education with children from different cultures. a creative-magical-mysterious-fantastic place-to play-learn-dream
36. OpeArtEdu international art education project in cooperation with Mikkeli schools partners: Etelä-Savon Taidetoimikunta FIN education department Mikkeli city FIN art centre Saksala ArtRadius FIN CKV de KUNSTLINIE Almere NL OpeArtEdu is a project to increase the professional artistic skills of teachers, educators and consultants and to develop the curriculum of art education. In the project are art education symposiums –NATURALLY ART-, a program with teachers of Mikkeli schools and a lecture and workshop program in cooperation with CKV de KUNSTLINIE ALMERE NL artists in the artist-in-residence program can also participate in the project
37. The innovative program for MASTERCLASSES AND RESIDENCIES ART AND ART EDUCATION will explore the facilities and expertise available for art and art education for students. The keywords are art, creativity, education and civilization. The program will include space and individual guidance and supervising during master classes, seminars and residencies. It is the intention to create programs for art students to work on their thesis, their art production and also to study special subjects in art education. The program will also contribute to the English language skills, what is important to participate in an international network. The idea has the warm support of the Chairman, Kirsimaria Törönen-Ripatti and Secretary-General Riitta Moisander of Etelä-Savon Taidetoimikunta. Both experts are very interested and involved in increasing the quality of this fields in art and art education. The purpose of the program MASTERCLASSES AND RESIDENCIES ART AND ART EDUCATION is to set up and carry out in art centre Saksala ArtRadius innovative forms of additional education for students and masters. This program will add and develop new, innovative and permanent education projects. The content of the program will be related to relevant parts in the curriculum of art schools, art academies and art education departments of universities. MASTER CLASSES AND RESIDENCIES ART AND ART EDUCATION
38. range of art activities workshops and symposiums art education vocal workshops music recitals puzzle tours, symposiums and events in metsäLABYRINTTI taidekirppujen yö history of Haukivuori children’s forest art courses and workshops
39. concerts-recitals-dance Mikkeli Orchestra Organ concerts: Henk de Croon Adri van der Padt Singers: Anne-Mari Salo Marjan Booy Marja Mattlar Marimba: Fedor Grigoryev Flute: Catherine Bull Bands: Blue Trane Jazz Band Ancient Bear Cult Dance: Mami Wata
40. TAIDEKIRPPUJEN YÖ annual art fair HAUKIVUORI The TAIDEKIRPPUJEN YÖ is an annual art fair in Haukivuori. The program is based on a various offer of artistic presentations in the field of visual art, music, performances and theater for all ages. Artists in the artist-in-residence program can participate in the program. MAMI WATA LABYRINTH DISCOVERING BLUE TRANE JAZZ BAND ANCIENT BEAR CULT
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44. green technology From the beginning the art center is preparing new forms of energy saving and green technology for energy, heating, water and waste. The art center is located on a rock with fields around the buildings. It is a challenge to use the conditions of the place. It is perfect location for wind mills, earth heating and solar energy. Finally the place can be self-supporting the year round. old fashioned and labor-intensive heating system is waiting for sophisticated replacement