Brand and unified visual identity of Palma, Creative City.
Mapping of the creative economy and culture.
Organic and collaborative digital platform for the creative fabric of Palma.

Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Josep Planas i Montanyà is the photographer who established the iconographic representation of the Balearic Islands during the 50s and 60s. In addition to one of the largest photography archives on Balearic Islands, his collection also holds all forms of media, such as written press, magazines, books, prints and film that sum up more than 4.000.000 images and more than 2,000 cameras of different brands and models that he used and collected.

Palma de Mallorca, Spain

FANG Agency, Acción!MAD, QSS Studios & Gallery, PAErsche, BBeyond;
Ulster University Festival of Arts & Design, Belfast International Festival of Performance Art;
Elvira Santamaria Torres, Brendan O’Neill, Martin Byrne, Marita Bullmann, Christoff Gillen.

Five artists created diagram artworks in response to two sets of archival documents and reconstruct acts that inscribe the subject’s relation to the state: the signing of the Covenant and Declaration documents at Belfast City Hall in 1912 and the reading of the Proclamation document at the General Post Office, Dublin, in 1916.

Dublin, The Irish Architectural Archive
Belfast, United Kingdom, The Linen Hall Library

Elvira Santamaria Torres live art project regarding violence, mourning and regeneration processes in México and Central America, from her closest context and personal story to a largest context and historical scale. She createse a corpus of poetic works of regeneration symbols in a video film of public performances.

Belfast Exposed Photography maintains a substantial collection of negatives and slides in trust for the community.

The collection has been compiled over the past 30 years through contributions from professional and amateur photographers and communities. It represents a valuable historical document recording political, cultural and social change in Northern Ireland.

Following the termination of NIMk (Netherlands Media Art Institute) due to the cancelling of financial support by the Ministry of Culture, the institute developed a plan to transfer its knowledge, mandate and networks.
Under the name THX plans have been developed in consultation with STEIM (STudio for Electro-Instrumental Music) and V2_ Institute for Unstable Media towards a completely new center for image, audio and digital culture in The Hague.
The Hague – Amsterdam – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

ECAS is a network of independent non-profit organisations across Europe, all dedicated to advancing sound cultures, music and related arts.

Networking Tomorrow’s Art for an Unknown Future, a 5-year project sponsored by the European Commission’s Programme Culture dedicated to exploring the future of art and culture and the infrastructures that support them.

Berlin, Germany

TodaysArt festival investigates and activates the social possibilities of art, sound and technology where it intersects with urban settings and public spaces.

Amplified Architecture temporarily transforms the surroundings by amplifying or ignoring the adjoining architecture and consists of monumental projects, site specific works, media facades, interventions, installations and performances often commissioned and co-produced with the artists.

The Hague, The Netherlands

MyCityLab beta is an online space showcasing art projects, educational resources, technological developments and participatory processes which are grounded in a direct relationship with a particular local context. It was used to change traditional festival model towards urban laboratory function, where artists create site-specific works and performances.

First offline project “The Rise of Performance Architecture” camp–conference was held in Kureghem/ Eurostation area of Brussels.

Brussels, Belgium

Since 2003 Cimatics Agency organised annual audio-visual festivals, focused on experimental audiovisual performances, audiovisual art, media art and the broader, more popular digital culture.
Festival platform focusing on the production of new audiovisual performances and installations, holding educational workshops and creating publications as well as initiating a great number of multidisciplinary events.

Brussels, Belgium

Argos Centre for Arts and Media is a presentation and discursive platform for exhibitions, a public media library, film and video screenings, lectures, performances and the international distribution of films, video’s and multimedia installations.

Brussels, Belgium