TEAM network, Transdisciplinary European Art Magazines, has been launched as a move towards increased international co-operation and exchange of ideas.
Initiated by Mouvement, and developed in collaboration with several european partners, the network aims at enhancing common thinking on priority issues and defining a programme of joint initiatives and actions.
Confronted to an often binding economic reality, to the necessity of a strong political commiment and the need of thorough intellectual debates, independent editors and publishers of art magazines in Europe have much to exchange. From the different angles of the European continent where the most authoritative art magazines are conceived, critical positioning and practical experiences are extremely rich and diverse. It is important today to have a chance to debate these issues together, to learn from each other’s experience and to further reflect about our common professional activities about how to preserve our independence, critical level and public proposal.
Team Network is made up of 11 european art magazines. You will find in this section their respective profiles, contact information and updates on current projects and publications.
Article from the Stradda magazine n°11 / January 2009
Written by Tiago Bartolomeu Costa, critic and director of the Obscena-revista de artes performativas magazine.
In this section, you will find the current news of the members of the network: publications, workshops, festivals, seminars, professional meetings.
> Meeting in Avignon (France) in the framework of the European meetings organised by the Festival d’Avignon European and the Relais Culture Europe.
Proceedings of the seminar of September 2008 in ParisThe Fresh Circus seminar was held on September 25-26, 2008 in Paris in the Parc de la Villette, in the framework of Pop’s, festival pour des arts turbulents. During those two days, the professionals were invited to reflect together upon ways to develop better structuring within the sector, as well as consolidation on the European scale.
The proceedings transcribe the speeches and the synthesis of the six thematic workshops: access to the circus profession; the creativity and innovation of the contemporary circus; technical regulations involving circus tents; knowledge and access to information; diversity and intercultural dialogue; production and distribution of circus works. The proceedings outline as well a series of recommendations for regional, national, and communitarian institutions to help create greater awareness of the particularities of contemporary circus creation.
Download the proceedings in French (version .pdf)
Download the proceedings in English (version .pdf)
