The objective of the project trans-making is to strengthen research capacities, through exchange of knowledge, expertise, skills and experiences between academic and non-academic partners from Europe and Third Countries in a shared research programme focusing on: Collecting, Documenting / Exploring, Experimenting / Performing / Designing.
Through these dimensions, trans-making aims at fostering the links between art and culture, economy and democracy, at EU level and beyond.
Trans-making's result will be a network of research and innovation staff active in the fields of placemaking/place-based art activities as a space to create alternative narratives for social, economic and democratic renewal.
# DISSEMINATION ACTIVITY
Clelia Bartoli wrote and published the book "Aquí se funda un país - Viaggio nella rivolta del Chile (2019-2020)" from her trans-making research in Chile. She will present her book during the webinar "Chile: Verso la Nuova constitution" taking place on Friday 15th of January, 2021 and organised by the CeSPI (Centro Studi di Politica Internazionale) and the CRS (Centro per la Riforma dello Stato).
# DISSEMINATION ACTIVITY
Radio Commons – a European and international web radio provides trans-making with an open broadcasting space for “A trans-making journey”. Starting from some components of the trans-making project 4 lines of conversations are proposed exploring different skills and knowledge-sharing situations, thus inviting us to reflect on the making of knowledge. Here for more information.
# BEYOND RESEARCH
Several trans-making researchers have participated in broadcasts of Radio Commons' "Where to Start?" programme. Radio Commons is a European, international web radio, conceived as a platform to explore Europe and the contemporary world, which aims to connect the scientific, artistic and cultural scenes, to think about practicing solidarity. Listen Ivor Davies in "Mutual Effects: Food, Care and Commons in Sheffield, from Carpenter to Covid" - Clelia Bartoli and Çiğdem Kaya in "Generative Practices" - Ekmel Ertan and Zeynep Okyay in "Pressure and Solidarity in Art and Culture", and Renata Salecl in the debate "Circulate. To Live."
