Regionalt bød vi ind med en danseworkshop og rapworkshop til Hernings Kulturfestival med undertemaet Tæt på Solen; Kultur i Mørket; deltog i konferencer, workshops og kulturmøder med fokus rettet mod europæiske kulturmidler, børns tidlige kulturelle dannelse, og videreudviklingen af interkulturelle projekter.
Igen i år tog den nye besætning af PLAY!GROUND LIVE rundt i landet for at spille for gamle og unge, og vi drog til Kulturmødet på Mors, for at net-værke og opleve spidsfindige kulturarrangementer i en national kontekst.
Internationalt tog vi det første spadestik til det store interkulturelle samarbejdsprojekt MoSaIC med et kick-off partnermøde d. 15. – 16. november i Milano, hvor vi indgår som partner. MoSaIC – forkortelsen for Music for Sound Integration in the Creative Sector – vil inddrage flygtninge og migranter i det europæiske samfund igennem musik som storytelling på tværs af nationaliteter og sprog. I forbindelse med NIMPE, deltog vi i Nimpe Music Factory under Linecheck Festival med up-and-coming danske musikere fra d. 22 – 24. november, som indtog scenen. Endvidere tog vi til Grønland i maj for at mødes med vores samarbejdspartner, Børnehjemmet Uummannaq, i forbindelse med det nordiske projekt Young Nordic
Stars.
Derudover blev vores nye interkulturelle Erasmus+ projekt, humARTS: Creatively Interpreting Human Rights, godkendt af Erasmus+ og skal som følge afvikles i sommeren 2019.
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Regionally, we contributed with a dance workshop and a rap workshop at Herning’s Cultural Festival under the sub-themes “Close to the Sun” and Kultur i Mørket; we also participated in conferences, workshops, and cultural meetings focused on European cultural funding, early cultural education for children, and the further development of intercultural projects.
Once again this year, the new ensemble of PLAY!GROUND LIVE toured the country, performing for both young and old, and we attended the Cultural Summit Mors to network and experience innovative cultural events in a national context.
Internationally, we took the first steps toward the major intercultural collaboration project MoSaIC with a kick-off partner meeting on November 15–16 in Milan, where we participated as a partner. MoSaIC—short for Music for Sound Integration in the Creative Sector—aims to involve refugees and migrants in European society through music as storytelling across nationalities and languages. In connection with NIMPE, we participated in the NIMPE Music Factory during the Linecheck Festival with up-and-coming Danish musicians from November 22–24, who took the stage. Additionally, we traveled to Greenland in May to meet with our partner, Børnehjemmet Uummannaq, as part of the Nordic project Young Nordic Stars.
Furthermore, our new intercultural Erasmus+ project, humARTS: Creatively Interpreting Human Rights, was approved by Erasmus+ and is scheduled to take place in the summer of 2019.
