Four regional webinars to discover ALDA’s new strategic plan November 30, 2020 Although this year has been particularly difficult, ALDA is even more determined to support local and participative democracy as well as to strengthen citizens’ local approach and resilience. Cultural heritage is the environment in which we develop November 26, 2020 An interview with prof. Darija Andovska, composer, pianist and author of orchestral, chamber, solo, vocal, film, theatre and dance music, as well as music for multimedia projects, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Presenting heritage in its integrality for today’s society November 23, 2020 An interview with Tosho Spiridonov, historian, anthropologist and archaeologist from Sophia, Bulgaria, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator All cultural heritage belongs to each of us November 20, 2020 An interview with Sanja Ivanovska Velkoska, archaeologist and conservator in the National Center for conservation of Skopje, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Refugee Camp in Bosnia and Herzegovina November 19, 2020 Love is the cure for painful experiences Reconnecting broken bridges through art & culture November 19, 2020 An Interview with Alexandros Stamatiou, photo reporter from Athens, Greece, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Cultural heritage is an ongoing process November 18, 2020 An interview to Aemilia Papaphilippou, visual artist from Athens, Greece, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. Get the updates you like with our project’s newsletters November 18, 2020 One thing the covid-19 pandemic has taught us is to be extremely resilient and never give on our projects… quite literally in fact! Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Cultural heritage is the environment in which we develop November 26, 2020 An interview with prof. Darija Andovska, composer, pianist and author of orchestral, chamber, solo, vocal, film, theatre and dance music, as well as music for multimedia projects, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Presenting heritage in its integrality for today’s society November 23, 2020 An interview with Tosho Spiridonov, historian, anthropologist and archaeologist from Sophia, Bulgaria, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator All cultural heritage belongs to each of us November 20, 2020 An interview with Sanja Ivanovska Velkoska, archaeologist and conservator in the National Center for conservation of Skopje, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Refugee Camp in Bosnia and Herzegovina November 19, 2020 Love is the cure for painful experiences Reconnecting broken bridges through art & culture November 19, 2020 An Interview with Alexandros Stamatiou, photo reporter from Athens, Greece, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Cultural heritage is an ongoing process November 18, 2020 An interview to Aemilia Papaphilippou, visual artist from Athens, Greece, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. Get the updates you like with our project’s newsletters November 18, 2020 One thing the covid-19 pandemic has taught us is to be extremely resilient and never give on our projects… quite literally in fact! Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Presenting heritage in its integrality for today’s society November 23, 2020 An interview with Tosho Spiridonov, historian, anthropologist and archaeologist from Sophia, Bulgaria, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator All cultural heritage belongs to each of us November 20, 2020 An interview with Sanja Ivanovska Velkoska, archaeologist and conservator in the National Center for conservation of Skopje, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Refugee Camp in Bosnia and Herzegovina November 19, 2020 Love is the cure for painful experiences Reconnecting broken bridges through art & culture November 19, 2020 An Interview with Alexandros Stamatiou, photo reporter from Athens, Greece, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Cultural heritage is an ongoing process November 18, 2020 An interview to Aemilia Papaphilippou, visual artist from Athens, Greece, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. Get the updates you like with our project’s newsletters November 18, 2020 One thing the covid-19 pandemic has taught us is to be extremely resilient and never give on our projects… quite literally in fact! Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
All cultural heritage belongs to each of us November 20, 2020 An interview with Sanja Ivanovska Velkoska, archaeologist and conservator in the National Center for conservation of Skopje, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Refugee Camp in Bosnia and Herzegovina November 19, 2020 Love is the cure for painful experiences Reconnecting broken bridges through art & culture November 19, 2020 An Interview with Alexandros Stamatiou, photo reporter from Athens, Greece, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Cultural heritage is an ongoing process November 18, 2020 An interview to Aemilia Papaphilippou, visual artist from Athens, Greece, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. Get the updates you like with our project’s newsletters November 18, 2020 One thing the covid-19 pandemic has taught us is to be extremely resilient and never give on our projects… quite literally in fact! Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Refugee Camp in Bosnia and Herzegovina November 19, 2020 Love is the cure for painful experiences Reconnecting broken bridges through art & culture November 19, 2020 An Interview with Alexandros Stamatiou, photo reporter from Athens, Greece, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Cultural heritage is an ongoing process November 18, 2020 An interview to Aemilia Papaphilippou, visual artist from Athens, Greece, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. Get the updates you like with our project’s newsletters November 18, 2020 One thing the covid-19 pandemic has taught us is to be extremely resilient and never give on our projects… quite literally in fact! Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Reconnecting broken bridges through art & culture November 19, 2020 An Interview with Alexandros Stamatiou, photo reporter from Athens, Greece, interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator Cultural heritage is an ongoing process November 18, 2020 An interview to Aemilia Papaphilippou, visual artist from Athens, Greece, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. Get the updates you like with our project’s newsletters November 18, 2020 One thing the covid-19 pandemic has taught us is to be extremely resilient and never give on our projects… quite literally in fact! Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Cultural heritage is an ongoing process November 18, 2020 An interview to Aemilia Papaphilippou, visual artist from Athens, Greece, by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. Get the updates you like with our project’s newsletters November 18, 2020 One thing the covid-19 pandemic has taught us is to be extremely resilient and never give on our projects… quite literally in fact! Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Get the updates you like with our project’s newsletters November 18, 2020 One thing the covid-19 pandemic has taught us is to be extremely resilient and never give on our projects… quite literally in fact! Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Epic coordination meeting November 18, 2020 They should have been in Madrid, but instead the EPIC project partners gathered online, each connected from its country, for the EPIC Project’s Coordination Meeting. Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 What is a public policy? How are the decisions taken? Would you be a decision-maker? Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Resilient together: a free ALDA membership for municipalities November 17, 2020 Differently from what all of us was hoping to, the covid-19 emergency has not stopped and neither slowed down. Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
Participatory processes for social cohesion: ALDA’s work in Schio November 17, 2020 From July to September 2020, ALDA supported the Municipality of Schio with the aim of relaunching the Neighborhood Councils, activating a participatory process aimed at increasing the sense of belonging of the population, solving the problems of the various communities from below and planning their future in a shared way National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
National narratives as part of ancestral memory of a given historical moment November 13, 2020 An interview to Svetla Petrova, chief curator in the Archaeological Museum in Sandanski, (Bulgaria), interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
The transformative role of Art – Inclusion Matters! November 12, 2020 How art can be a mean for social inclusion? The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
The CoCo Tour project: where accessibility meets art and culture November 12, 2020 October is a remarkable month in Serbia. On the one hand, October 9th celebrates the National Giving Day, a recurrence underlining the importance of accessibility for people with disabilities. “Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
“Sine ira et studio” – Without passion & beyond emotions November 12, 2020 An interview to Kristiyan Kovachev, historian, guest lecturer and PhD candidate from the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator. A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
A new project for Developing Applied Foreign Language Skills November 10, 2020 ALDA’s team in Skopje is launching a new project about the development of applied foreign language skills. The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»
The past should remain in the past November 10, 2020 An interview with Bojana Janeva Shemova, art historian and curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Skopje, Interviewed by Ana Frangovska, art historian and curator «1…4546474849…52»