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  • Malta

    Lockdown Festival Malta (Nationwide, Malta)

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    The Lockdown Festival Malta was the first online initiative in Malta after the pandemic hit. The collaborative approach behind the creation of this event and the early stages of the Covid times in which it happened, makes it an interesting case within the Maltese context. Background No formal organisation or institutions was behind the organisation of this online festival. The organisers were three creatives Zoe Camillieri, Dancer and performing artist Kiet Bonnici, Visual Artist Vegard Flatøy, writer, musician and small-festivals organizer with the assistance of a small event planning company, BEWYLD, spearheaded by Niels Plotard and Shawn James. The event was self sustained and developed using three main tools: Personal…

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  • Canada

    Covid REMIX: Toronto Public Library and friends remix wartime posters for the pandemic (Toronto, Canada)

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    In the depths of Covid lockdown, the Toronto Public Library provoked the public with a creative challenge: to pick a WWII propaganda poster from its online collection, and adapt it for Covidtimes. This simple, cheap, low-tech initiative proved a perfect vehicle for people’s pent-up desire to create, share, and contribute, especially during those unusual times. Many submissions were created and shared, boosting awareness and appreciation of the library’s collections. By welcoming the public’s creativity, humour, and imagination, the library showed itself to be responsive, relevant, and fun. Background The Toronto Public Library is one of the world’s busiest urban public library systems, with 100 branches across the city, 10.5 million…

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  • Netherlands

    Corona in the city. A crowd-sourced on- and offline exhibition (Amsterdam, the Netherlands)

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    The digital exhibition Corona in the city is about the impact of Corona on the city and its inhabitants and documenting this for the future real time. After one year more than 3000 photo’s, video’s, story’s, drawings, magazines, columns, letters, poems, interviews and songs have been collected and are shared on the exhibition website. The digital exhibition has been visited by more than 150.000 visitors in one year (15 may 2020 – 15 may 2021). For the corona in the city exhibition, not only the general public but also many organizations joined in, of which local strongly embedded media partners were most prominent. And this lead to greater exposure and…

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  • Greece

    School Life and Education Museum – How to adapt to the COVID-19 reality (Athens, Greece)

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    With the outbreak of the pandemic, Museums and Cultural Organizations were amongst those who suffered the most severe consequences. The School Life and Education Museum reorganized its operation and redesigned its educational programs and activities so that they could be utilized and implemented online or in open spaces. Background The School Life and Education Museum operates under the auspices of the Greek Ministry of Education and is a member of the Network of Museums and Cultural Institutions of Athens. The collections of the Museum include objects from school life (one of the biggest collections of schoolbooks, costumes, archives, photographs) and tokens of intangible cultural heritage (audio documents, testimonies, interviews on…

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