International summer school Curating in Context
Public lecture/ Artists and curators talks
“Queer Communion/Queer Performance” / Online
Amelia G. Jones, Robert A. Day Professor and Vice Dean of
Academics and Research in Roski School of Art & Design, USC
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On these days of mourning, Lokomotiva postpones the planned cultural activities to the next week. Immeasurable condolences to the families and relatives of the people who lost their lives in last night’s fire in Tetovo. We wish a speedy recovery to all injured. The outdoor choreography and dance workshops with Hristina Angelovska, which were to be realized this weekend, are postponed for September 18th and 19th, in the park of the Youth Cultural Center.
Thank you very much for understanding.
Kultrening/ Choreography and dance workshop
“Choreography in process” with Hristina Angelovska
September 18 – 19, at 12:00 – 14:30 h
@ Park of the Youth Cultural Center
Sign up by e-mail at Kultrening@gmail.com the number of participants is limited.
Check out the video shared on Vidi Vaka: https://fb.watch/8tp4zPAZnU/
With great pleasure, we are announcing the following KULTRENING – series of dance and choreography workshops with choreographers and performers Aleksandra Petrushevska and Hristina Angelovska!
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ACT: Art, Climate, Transition/ Summer Lab #2
“Urban Ecologies – Trees in the City”
August 23 – 27, 2021
@ Bunker, Ljubljana, Slovenija
Lokomotiva as a partner in the European project ACT: Art, Climate, Transition invited Filip Jovanovski, a visual artist and cultural worker who works on socially engaged and interdisciplinary art projects that include working with different communities, cultures, politics and institutions – to be part of the residence in Ljubljana at the second edition of Summer Lab Program, organized by Bunker.
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Research and residency “Curating in process”
by Ana Dubljević (Serbia), Viktoria Ilioska (Macedonia) and Sonja Pregrad (Croatia)
02 – 09 September 2021 @ Youth Cultural Centre
Art Politics Institution Body program/ (Non)Aligned Movement – Critical movement residency
Lokomotiva in the next period will host this year’s curatorial team of the (Non) Aligned Movements project: Ana Dubljević (Serbia), Viktoria Ilioska (Macedonia) and Sonja Pregrad (Croatia), and provide a space for their work as well as for exchange with the local scene.
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International Summer School “Curating in Context”
Second Online Edition
29 August – 4 September 2021
Skopje, North Macedonia
The Lokomotiva team is pleased to announce the start of the second edition of the International Summer School “Curating in Context” that offers critical reflection on diverse socio-political and economic contexts, as well as the possibility to develop curatorial methods to rethink the practices of contemporary (performing) arts in relation to activism, self-organization, and critical thinking.
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ACT: Art, Climate, Transition/ Summer Lab #1
“Natural disasters: Lessons from two Croatia earthquakes in 2020”
June 30 – July 3, 2021
@ Multimedia Institute – MaMa, Zagreb, Croatia
The Summer Lab Program, organized by Domino as part of the European project ACT: Art, Climate, Transition, was held June 30 – July 3, 2021 in Zagreb. During the first edition of the Summer Lab, titled: “Natural disasters: Lessons from two Croatia earthquakes in 2020”, artists and activists shared their experience and knowledge, within their artistic assignment topic: “Resilience & Resourcefulness.”
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(Non)Aligned Movement/ Kickoff meeting
June 26-30 2021
@ Station – Service for Contemporary Dance, Belgrade, Serbia
A kickoff meeting within the project (Non)Aligned Movements was held on June 26-30 in Belgrade, organized by Station – Service for Contemporary Dance as the project leader and partners Lokomotiva – Centre for New Initiatives in Arts and Culture, Nomad Dance Academy – NDA Slovenia, Nomad Dance Academy – NDA Bulgaria and TANZFABRIK Berlin, Germany.
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Creative Crossroads – Life Long Burning/ Art, Politics, Institution, Body – APIB
“Dance till the new dawn“ Dance Research & Resistance Project, a collaboration project by
Bojan Đorđev, Siniša Ilić, Igor Koruga, Mirjana Dragosavljević and Marijana Cvetković
June-August 2021
Belgrade, Serbija
Illustration by Siniša Ilić, drawing on paper 2020, detail of a mosaic study by Miloš Gvozdenović from 1969.
The remote residency “Dance till the new dawn“ – Dance Research & Resistance Project, taking place between June and August 2021 in Belgrade, is a collaboration project developed as part of Lokomotiva’s Art, Politics, Institution, Body program, within the Creative Crossroads program of the Life Long Burning Project.
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Art Politics Institution Body – APIB/ Research & Workshop
“Silent Trio” by Christina Ciupke and Darko Dragičević
“Displaced bodies, displaced objects”/ Open workshop
26 June – 11 July 2021
@ Youth Cultural Centre, Skopje, North Macedonia
Join the workshop and the presentation on the 30th of June 2021.
Send us an e-mail and apply at contact@lokomotiva.org.mk.
Due to compliance with the 19 protocols, it is necessary to present a vaccination certificate or a certificate of eligibility with a validity of not older than 45 days.
Silent Trio is an ongoing project by Christina Ciupke and Darko Dragičević that unfolds in different chapters. It started in January 2020 and it will last through October 2021. Throughout the project the two artists are exploring the interrelation between nature and man-made objects.
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ACT: Art, climate, transition/ Collection Europe
Research: “And then the doors opened again”/ next step
A project in process about (possible) futures of theatre conceived by David Weber-Кrebs with the dramaturgical support of Simone Basani.
June 8-16, 2021
@ Youth cultural centre, Skopje,
Lokomotiva is happy to announce: “And then the doors opened again” continues in Skopje the research phase started in Bruxelles at Kaai, during which a series of spectators share individually their visions about future spectatorship and theatre. Part of the research is also an online collective workshop on the same topic with spectators from Macedonia and abroad.
