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  • Netherlands

    Rijksmuseum from Home / #RijksmuseumFromHome (Amsterdam, the Netherlands)

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    As an alternative for visiting the museum during the pandemic, employees of the Dutch Rijksmuseum for art and Dutch history created a series of short videos at home, highlighting a cherished object from the museum collection through a personal story. In a total of 24 videos (January 2022) in the ‘Rijksmuseum from Home’ series, museum specialists shared their personal fascinations for one object, while incidentally also referring to the pandemic and its impact on society. The movies were posted on the website of the museum, as well as social media, such as YouTube and Instagram. Background The Rijksmuseum is a well-known Dutch national museum for art and Dutch history. It…

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

    November 5, 2021

    Land Art Weekend 2020 (Flevopolder, the Netherlands)

    November 2, 2021

    Being there – virtually: Robots in the Zeeuws museum (Middelburg, the Netherlands)

    January 22, 2022
  • Netherlands

    Singer TV: Art and the museum, up close and personal (Laren, the Netherlands)

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    In reaction to the lockdown, museum and theatre Singer Laren started to produce their own videos on pieces from their museum collection, giving in depth information on the history and composition of the piece and linking it to contemporary circumstances. With this initiative, the museum has been able to remain in contact with their audience and possibly reaching a new one. This not only impacted the public, but also the staff members and volunteers by offering messages of support and keeping everyone in the loop. Background Singer Laren is a museum and a theatre in one. It grew from the initiative of an American couple, Anna and William Singer, who…

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    Walking Tours In Dordrecht – From an artist’s perspective (Dordrecht, the Netherlands)

    January 22, 2022

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

    November 5, 2021

    Creating art at home (Leiden, the Netherlands)

    January 22, 2022
  • Malta

    The Dr Peter J Shield Collection: an invite down memory lane (Valletta, Malta)

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    One year after acquiring a photography collection from Dr Shield, Heritage Malta engaged with its audience, during the first lockdown, by regularly sharing some of these pictures and involving the general public, inviting them to share via email any information they might have about them. Most pictures were from the late 1950’s and showing all sorts of local subjects. Leveraging nostalgia in such a delicate period, while raising awareness about the recent past and making the audience feel part, feeling considered within the historical research process is an approach worth to be observed and further considered in its implications. Background Dr Peter J. Shield  is a retired archaeologist.award-winning photographer and…

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    From TV Show to Contemporary Art Gallery: Through the People’s Lens (Valletta, Malta)

    January 20, 2022

    Lockdown Festival Malta (Nationwide, Malta)

    January 20, 2022

    Forma Mentis: A Windmill of Art and Community (Birkirkara, Malta)

    January 20, 2022
  • Malta

    Orchestra Resounds: a symphonic digital transformation (Valletta, Malta)

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    The Malta Philharmonic Orchestra has put in place a whole range of online events in order to cope with the closures of all venues due to the global pandemic. This effort was also supported by the bulking up of their Events and Marketing Team. The pandemic acted as a catalyst for their digitalisation process, bringing remarkable results in enhancing exponentially their audience involvement and engagement on digital platforms.  Background The Malta Philharmonic Orchestra was founded in April 1968, under the name of Manoel Theatre Orchestra, regrouping the musicians from the former Commander-in-Chief orchestra of the British Mediterranean Fleet. In September 1997 it stopped being the theater’s resident orchestra, becoming independent…

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    Batman Gżirjan: co-creation in marginalised communities in times of COVID (Gzira, Malta)

    January 20, 2022

    From TV Show to Contemporary Art Gallery: Through the People’s Lens (Valletta, Malta)

    January 20, 2022

    MUŻA: Masterpieces in Virtual Reality (Valletta, Malta)

    January 20, 2022
  • Malta

    From TV Show to Contemporary Art Gallery: Through the People’s Lens (Valletta, Malta)

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    Fondazzjoni Kreattività is an institution born with the task of managing the premises of the St James Cavalier fort, in Valletta (Malta), after this was allocated as a space for the Malta’s National Centre for Creativity. Therefore, the link between the activities carried out from the organisation and its own premises is really strong. When the global pandemic hit, these boundaries had to be broken and overcome, due to the forced closure. The exhibition Through the People’s Lens: A Quarantine Diary is an example of how Spazju Kreattiv (the name of the programme managed and curated by Fondazzjoni Kreattività) reacted to this new reality and how the institution reacted to…

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    Underwater Malta – Virtual Museum: an innovative and state-of-the-art public access strategy for underwater heritage (Nationwide, Malta)

    January 20, 2022

    Orchestra Resounds: a symphonic digital transformation (Valletta, Malta)

    January 20, 2022

    Batman Gżirjan: co-creation in marginalised communities in times of COVID (Gzira, Malta)

    January 20, 2022
  • Lithuania

    Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos (Kaunas, Lithuania)

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    “Quarantine windows” was a photography project implemented during the first lockdown. With the beginning of the first quarantine our usual life was “suspended” for a while, no travels, no meetings with relatives and friends, no restaurants, no shops and so on. We had to get used to living between the four walls temporarily and look at the world through the computer screens or… windows. Therefore, the project “Quarantine windows” aimed to reveal what quarantine of various people (both families and individuals, seniors and children, etc.) looks like, to convey their moods and emotions through the portraits. Background The authors of the idea were the community program “Fluxus Labas” of the…

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    Cinema screenings on the runway at Vilnius Airport – project “Aerocinema – the journey begins” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    January 14, 2022

    A giant open-air gallery in the streets of Vilnius. Project “Art needs no roof” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    October 20, 2021

    The museum invites to document the history of COVID-19 together (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    January 24, 2022
  • Lithuania

    Cinema screenings on the runway at Vilnius Airport – project “Aerocinema – the journey begins” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

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    Vilnius international film festival “Kino pavasaris” (English – Cinema spring), which has moved to a virtual space due to the quarantine, has presented a new idea for film screening – project “Aerocinema – the journey begins”. In May of 2020 at the Vilnius Airport area, where normally planes take off and land, a drive-in cinema was opened. Spectators longing for the spectacular experiences and travels had the opportunity “to fly” in ever-changing directions for four weeks with the help of a giant screen. Over 60 cinema trips were organized at Vilnius Airport and about 13 500 people took part in them with their cars. Background The Vilnius international film festival…

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    Discover Jewish heritage with(out) leaving home (Kaunas, Lithuania)

    November 5, 2021

    An open-air exhibition “Homo absentia” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    November 5, 2021

    Museum brought art to people’s homes (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    November 5, 2021
  • Lithuania

    Photography exhibition inspired by the COVID-19 hotline in Lithuania No. 1808 (Vilnius, Lithuania)

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    Lithuanian photographer Andrius Repšys in his photo work series examines probably one of the most relevant topics in the world – the impact of coronavirus on people and their daily lives. Inspired by the COVID-19 hotline in Lithuania No. 1808, the photographer came out with the idea to organize the exhibition „Project 1808. Quarantine“. The creation of the photo series started at the beginning of quarantine in Lithuania. The photographer captured the central squares of different Lithuanian cities from a drone at the one exact time – 18:08 h. The series of photos not only documents a historical event, but also examines topics related to it and raises the questions…

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    Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos (Kaunas, Lithuania)

    January 14, 2022

    Different cities connected through the “portal” (Lublin, Poland & Vilnius, Lithuania)

    January 14, 2022

    The museum invites to document the history of COVID-19 together (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    January 24, 2022
  • Lithuania

    Museum brought art to people’s homes (Vilnius, Lithuania)

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    When cultural life moved to a virtual space Lithuanian National Museum of Art together with the information partner Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LNRT) decided “to bring art to people’s home” and implemented the project “30 Artworks, 30 Creators, 30 Weeks”. In this project 30 renowned Lithuanian artists (painters, writers, musicians, architects, designers, and others) were invited to choose the artwork in any exposition of Lithuanian National Museum of Art department and in the video story tell the audience why that artwork is important and special to them. These videos were placed on the websites of the Museum and LNRT and their social networks, also shown in the LNRT morning…

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    An open-air exhibition “Homo absentia” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    November 5, 2021

    Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos (Kaunas, Lithuania)

    January 14, 2022

    Culture to the Courtyards. Kaunas transformed into open air scenes (Kaunas, Lithuania)

    November 5, 2021
  • Lithuania

    An open-air exhibition “Homo absentia” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

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    Cultural institutions during the lockdown were looking for the different ways of how to reach their audience. Mostly that was the virtual activities which could not last long because people started to get tired of the “online” everything. Moreover, virtual exhibitions couldn’t in most cases replace the need to be face-to-face with an artwork. Therefore, the Lewben Art Foundation together with the partners organized an open-air exhibition “Homo Absentia” (The Person is Missing/Absent). This exhibition created a unique opportunity for the residents of Vilnius to change their routes and to visit the open-air exhibition on their daily routine. Background Exhibition was organized by the Lewben Art Foundation together with the…

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    Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos (Kaunas, Lithuania)

    January 14, 2022

    A giant open-air gallery in the streets of Vilnius. Project “Art needs no roof” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    October 20, 2021

    Cinema screenings on the runway at Vilnius Airport – project “Aerocinema – the journey begins” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

    January 14, 2022
  • Italy

    Opera and ballet online in collaboration with Google Arts and Culture (Milan, Italy)

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    Teatro alla Scala, Milan shared its most precious treasures with audiences around the world through Google Arts & Culture, including: 69 tours with a Street View, Ballet and opera online, and over 259,000 digitised images from the theatre’s archives, including sketches and pages from a rare manuscript editions. Background Teatro alla Scala is an opera house in Milan, Italy. The theatre was inaugurated on 3 August 1778 and was originally known as the Nuovo Regio Ducale Teatro alla Scala (New Royal-Ducal Theatre alla Scala).  Most of Italy’s greatest operatic artists, and many of the finest singers from around the world, have appeared at La Scala. The theatre is regarded as…

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    Quarantined Italians singing from their balconies (Nationwide, Italy)

    January 20, 2022

    La Cultura non si ferma (“Culture never stops”; Nationwide, Italy)

    November 5, 2021

    Leonardo Da Vinci 3D. Immersive and Interactive Experience (Milan, Italy)

    January 20, 2022
  • Ireland

    Gilgamesh: bringing spectacle to the big screen (Galway, Ireland)

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    The Gilgamesh project consisted of a creative program with a series of public performances during the celebration of Galway 2020, but due to COVID-19 this program had to be adapted. A new plan was devised and Macnas made a short film about Gilgamesh. The film premiered at several theatres. This new medium gave Macnas the opportunity to redevelop their art form and set up a new infrastructure that will remain after the project. Besides that, Macnas’s work is now accessible for a whole new audience. In conclusion, this project by Macnas can be seen as an example of adaptability and inventiveness for other theatre makers and the next generation of…

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  • Lithuania

    A giant open-air gallery in the streets of Vilnius. Project “Art needs no roof” (Vilnius, Lithuania)

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    The project was born in response to quarantine restrictions that prevented art galleries from operating, so artists could not exhibit and sell their works. Willing to support the artists, Vilnius City Municipality together with the outdoor advertising company JCDecaux Lietuva implemented project “Art needs no roof” and invited artist to showcase their works on billboards free of charge. In this way, Vilnius became one giant open-air art gallery and connected artists with art lovers. Background The project “Art needs no roof” was an initiative of Vilnius City Municipality together with the outdoor advertising company JCDecaux Lietuva. Vilnius City Municipality is governmental institution operating in the public sector whereas the JCDecaux…

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    November 5, 2021

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    January 14, 2022

    Culture to the Courtyards. Kaunas transformed into open air scenes (Kaunas, Lithuania)

    November 5, 2021

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