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IN SITU is the European platform for artistic creation in public space.
It is led by Lieux publics, European and national centre for artistic creation in public space, located in Marseille (FR).
This year IN SITU celebrates its 20th anniversary in the midst of its current (UN)COMMON SPACES project.
In 20 years, IN SITU supported 300 artists working outside conventional venues, brought together 31 partners from 21 countries and 18 languages, conducted 7 projects co-funded by the European commission, caught a rising interest with 1 million audience / year.
Thank you to all IN SITU former and current collaborators throughout the years and happy 20th anniversary to the network!
Lieux Publics and the IN SITU partners deeply thank the European Commission for the continuous support.
Narratives
Conversations and reflections connecting artists with audiences, programmers and experts, feeding artistic creation and the network itself.
Spatial Consciousness
Locating Art and Artistic Performance
humANimals
by Veronika Tzekova
The Art of Walking the Talk
By Tora Balslev, dancer and Emerging Artist of Københavns Internationale Teater
Interruptive gifts of [ The Frame ]
By Alina Stockinger (Eléctrico 28)
Going Visiting the Melting Glacier
by Nana Francisca Shöttlander
IN SITU Podcast — Episode 6 — S2
Cultural Identity
IN SITU Podcast — Episode 5 — S2
Nature
Going Visiting the River That Dried Up
Nana Francisca Schottländer in residency in Lieux Publics
What Tàrrega Has Taught Me About Death
Conversation with Anna Giribet i Argiles & Cristina Maldonado
Signal from Dachstein
Putting an ear to the glacier
Letters from the Associate Citizen Stijn Philippe about Johannes Bellinkx's performances in Amsterdam
A feedback on experience!
IN SITU Podcast — Episode 4 — S2
Social Justice
(UN)COMMON SPACES from a "citizen" point of view
Marius Grønning, Associated Citizen, Norway
IN SITU Podcast — Episode 3 — S2
Communities
IN SITU Podcast — Episode 2 — S2
Digital spaces
Activities
Collaborations, reflection, conversations… the inside work necessary to keep the dialogue with European cultural policy makers and institutions.
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