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Building and strengthening effective and sustainable educational communities through empowerment processes and peer community learning.
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Alberto Pagliarino
Alessandra Rossi Ghiglione, Alessandro Pontremoli
Project Manager – Carlo Lingua
Vice Project Manager – Barbara Manighetti
Cooperation Manager – Martina Beria
Administration Office – Sergio Invernici
Communication – Patrizia Perrone
Networking – Stefania Coni, Matteo Pessione
Alessandra Rossi Ghiglione, Antonella Delli Gatti, Antonella Enrietto, Barbarakay Cisterna, Diego Garzino, Doriana Crema, Elena De Pascale, Emilio Locurcio, Enrico Gentina, Esther Ruggiero, Fabrizio Stasia, Federica Tripodi, Francesca Guglielmino, Irene Salza, Lara Quaglia, Matteo Frau, Maurizio Agostinetto, Maurizio Bertolini, Michele Santoro, Stella Sorcinelli, Aldo Rendina, Banda Diavola, Bandaradan, Compagnia Atti o Scene in Luogo Pubblico, La Paranza del Geco
Bioritmo, Fabio Melotti, Biagio Bodriti, Jacek Kruk
Claudio Albano, Donato Terrameo
Caravan. Artists on the Road is a European Social and Community Theatre project, winner of the European cultural project of EACEA – Education Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency in 2011. Over the course of 42 months, it created innovative artistic and theatrical interventions on the theme: rebirth from crisis. Thanks to a traveling theater – the CARAVAN – the project has held more than 40 events in Europe, bringing together art, theater and community; it has crossed 15 nations, in cooperation with 11 international partners. Caravan has met more than 60,000 spectators, 8,000 active participants; it has functioned as a place of cooperation for nearly 200 artists and theater professionals; it has created local networks developing contacts between associations, spontaneous groups, volunteers, institutions, professionals and residents.
For three and a half years, the professionals of the Caravan project shared artistic languages and experiences, created new networks of cooperation and, above all, drafted a “Cultural Manifesto” for the European development of Social and Community Theatre.
Presentato nell’ottobre 2010 nell’ambito del Programma Cultura 2007-2013 sotto lo Strand 1.1 “multi-annualcooperationprojects”, il progetto Caravan ha ricevuto un cofinanziamento europeo nel Marzo del 2011 come primo classificato su 61 progetti qualificati alla selezione finale, con un punteggio di 99/100, unico progetto italiano premiato, definito dal Contact Point italiano del Programma Cultura (avente sede al MiBAC – Ministero dei beni e delle attività culturali) come un’eccellenza nazionale in Europa.
Presented in October 2010 as part of the 2007-2013 Culture Program under Strand 1.1 “multi-annualcooperationprojects”, the Caravan project received European co-financing in March 2011 as the top-ranked project out of 61 projects qualified for the final selection, with a score of 99/100, the only Italian project awarded, defined by the Italian Contact Point of the Culture Program (based at the MiBAC – Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities) as a national excellence in Europe.
Starting from the context of economic, social and cultural crisis afflicting Europe, Caravan wanted to promote the cultural and social empowerment of local communities. Through artistic performances based on Social and Community Theatre, the project sought to give new life to the symbolic places of the crisis.
In quattro città europee – Torino, Siviglia, Holstebro e Sofia – Caravan ha realizzato eventi artistici e produzioni teatrali. Inoltre, ha creato un teatro itinerante, equipaggiato con attrezzatura multimediale, per viaggiare attraverso l’Europa e diffondere le produzioni teatrali. Dieci convegni/seminari sono stati organizzati in dieci città europee per condividere le migliori pratiche e i risultati raggiunti durante il progetto.
In four European cities – Turin, Seville, Holstebro and Sofia – Caravan has created artistic events and theatrical productions. In addition, it has created a traveling theater, equipped with multimedia equipment, to travel across Europe and spread theatrical productions. Ten conferences / seminars were organized in ten European cities to share best practices and results achieved during the project.
The project’s traveling symbol was the Caravan itself: an innovative multimodal structure that transformed common places into theatrical stages, open-air cinemas and exhibition spaces.
Recognized by the EACEA for its innovation and methodology, Caravan anticipated the directives of Creative Europe, demonstrating the power of art in promoting social and cultural change.
Caravan. Artists on the Road is a Community Theatre project carried out by Fondazione CRT (Project Promoter and Leader) in close collaboration with the SCT Centre | Unito (which used to be Master in Social and Community Theatre) which oversaw the conception, methodological supervision and implementation of some of the artistic activities.
Il progetto è realizzato da una partnership multi-disciplinare della quale fanno parte 11 organizzazioni culturali provenienti da 9 paesi europei:
The project is carried out by a multi-disciplinary partnership of which 11 cultural organizations from 9 European countries are part:
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MAY 2015. The international photo book of the European project Caravan. Artists on the Road has been released. To tell
We conduct planning, research and evaluation, developing performing arts events and workshops that promote cultural and social participation through the Social Community Theatre methodology.
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