Tag: Finland
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MeM's participation in "The Future of belonging: culture, societies, and minorities"- conference
"The Future of belonging: culture, society, and minorities" organized by our Finnish partner Cultura Foundation took place on the 29-30 of September in Helsinki. MeM had a strong presence at the conference.
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Telegram as platform for online mediation
Can art mediation take place in social media, or even in the messaging app like Telegram? Our art mediator Iva Matyas proved it possible!
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Project participants share impressions from mediation session
On the 1st of June, project participants from the Finnish team hold a mediation session at Chaika – a meeting place for Russian-speaking people of the “elegant” age in Helsinki
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Kytköksissä is open online
Kytköksissä/Connected- exhibition is now open online
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Kytköksissä
Kytköksissä / Причастность / Сonnected is a collaboration between artist Sanni Saarinen and the Finnish team of art mediators of MeM
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Workshop: “Queer+Crip” by Jemina Lindholm and Kaura Raudaskoski
Group of Finnish mediators participated in “Queer+Crip” workshop and discussion at the Finnish Museum of Photography
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Finnish local camp
For the location of the Finnish camp, we chose Noormarkku Works / Ahlströmin ruukit – an amazing place that is by itself worth a visit. Adding to the history of the place, we brought our own meanings and questions there.
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Workshop and discussion: "Update" by Tatiana Solovieva and Anastasia Artemeva
How sharing of the personal experience can illustrate different points of view, change mind-sets, and inspire action.
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Feeling (a)part: how to communicate safely in art-mediation. Workshop with Nana Zhvitiashvili
The discussion focuses on forms and methods of interaction during art-mediation, which help to create a safe space for participants.
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Nonverbal communication beyond cultural differences: How can theatre widen our perspectives? with Nóri Varga and David Kozma
The aim of the workshop is to explore possibilities of communication without a common language, through creative dialogue and theatre exercises.