Máté Tenke works for Pro Progressione as a cultural manager at the PP Green Pillar. Having obtained a first-class Joint Honours degree in Politics & Theatre Studies from the University of Glasgow, he combines the analytical skills of social sciences and the creativity of art. His studies and work experiences in Hungary, France, Scotland and Brazil help him to adapt quickly
The European Green Deal is an initiative of the European Union in the area of sustainable development. It is the second international standard to be the subject of a module in CAKE Train’s research. For the members of CAKE Train, it is an important reference because of its European scope, since European cooperation is at the heart of our artistic practices.
Desirèe Proietti Lupi is an artist, in charge of communication, organisation and artistic work within Teatro Rigodon. Can you tell us why you chose to join the project? Teatro Rigodon is a partner of this European network led by Transplanisphere with which it shares the goal of implementing European cooperation in favor of cultural and pedagogical innovation. What do you think
Hugo Miguel Coelho is artistic director and project coordinator at ExQuorum. He is a director, writer, animator and producer. He has collaborated with several social entities through participatory artistic practices. He directs the creative project Coisasdocorpo, in the field of theater, video and spokenword. Can you tell us why you chose to join the project? The cooperative work, at an international
Alessandra Neglia, is the project manager for Esseri Urbani, an italian oragnisation using contemporary art as a tool to stimulate urban and social regeneration. It brings work by emerging artists to the public during free outdoor exhibitions. As Esseri urbani won NEB 2021 prize for Mobilisation of culture, arts and communities, Alessandra provided us expertise about what is a NEB project
Bruno Freyssinet, the artistic director of the Transplanisphère, is also a designer, coordinator and teacher. In addition to leading artistic workshops with students and young adults, he also teaches at Sciences Po Paris. He obtained a certification of cultural innovation by the Relais Culture Europe in 2021. Can you tell us how the idea of the project was born? We have
The New European Bauhaus is a very recent EU initiative on sustainability and creativity. It is the first international standard to be the subject of a module in the LeCAKE Train research. It will serve as an example for all others. For the members of the LeCAKE Train, it is a reference that can inspire the implementation of future artistic projects.
On December 13, 2022, the Transplanisphere team and three students from the LeCAKE Train Collective Project of SciencesPo Paris presented the first draft of the New European Bauhaus workshop. With them, 12 students from the University of La Sorbonne Nouvelle (Master 1 Management of intercultural projects) who took on the role of “beta-testers” for the occasion. Before the finalization of this
Thomas Riedlsperger, Lucy Hensel, Giulia Di Fino, Anni Tikkala and Kitti Fodor, members of our first LeCAKE workgroup have shared their views on sustainability, future and culture among others. Can you introduce yourself ? A.T : I’m Anni, a Master’s student at Sciences Po, studying public policy with a specialisation in cultural policy and management. I’m originally from Finland but I
Since 2010, La Transplanisphère has been conducting Collective Projects with Master’s students at Sciences Po Paris, where Bruno Freyssinet, artistic director, teaches. “It’s a great opportunity to work in an international team of motivated and like-minded people who want to transform the cultural field and move it towards an ecological future” Thomas Riedlsperger Within the framework of LeCAKE, a group of