New Normal: Art is Moving Online Nnamo

New Normal: Art is Moving Online Nnamo

Project Overview

This project addressed the needs of young dancers and performers who wanted to successfully continue their regular work with the help of digital tools and technologies. It helped them to stay in touch with their existing audience, but also to reach more people by using online platforms and social media.

 

Project: New Normal: Art is Moving online – Nnamo

Duration: 01.03.2021 – 31.07.2022

Reference Nr. 2020-1-DE04-KA227-YOU-020844

Grant Amount: 188,525 EUR

Donor: JUGEND für Europa, German National Agency

What's About

The situation with the Covid 19 pandemic has changed the way we all live and work. Artists were not immune to these new changes and were greatly affected as most of the presentations of their work and interactions with audiences were and are based on face-to-face encounters such as exhibitions, shows, plays, performances etc.

 

With the project proposal, our consortium created tools that helped the artists to combat the Covid 19 situation, reach their target audience and give them the opportunity to present their work, earn an income and overcome the Covid 19 situation.

 

This project addressed the needs of young dancers and performers who wanted to successfully continue their regular work with the help of digital tools and technologies. It helped them to stay in touch with their existing audience, but also to reach more people by using online platforms and social media.

 

They learned how to adapt their usual face-to-face activities to develop and implement them online. They discussed how to use the skills and competences acquired to improve the overall quality of their work in the long term and had the opportunity to learn from each other and share their experiences and examples of good practise in relation to the Covid 19 situation.

 

 

 

 

Partners in this project are:

 

Youth power Germany e.V. – Germany

Udruga Ringispil 8 – Croatia

Youth Power International LTD – UK

Stichting art.1 – The Netherlands

YOUTH POWER/UNG KRAFT – Sweden

 

– To connect the youth sector and youth organisations with the cultural sector (especially dancers and performers) and policy makers to start a dialogue between these three parties and create new opportunities for artists and performers given the Covid 19 situation.

 

– Strengthen the skills of youth organisations for their work to empower dancers and artists in local communities to create opportunities to engage with audiences through the development of online activities.

 

– Develop a platform with a portfolio of all artists involved in the project as a place where they can meet and promote their online and live activities

 

– To offer new educational opportunities to young artists – especially by acquiring skills and knowledge to adapt their activities to the online environment and increase the visibility of their work

 

– Improve the skills of dancers and performers to cope with the Covid 19 pandemic in the industry and make them more resilient

 

– Improve the skills of dancers and performers through the development of online courses: video production, use of social media and the internet to reach audiences (especially youth) and engage them in the arts; social media strategy and content development for artists.

The Goal

Project RESULT

– Youth sector, the cultural sector and decision makers started a dialogue between them to create new opportunities for artists and performers.

 

– Strengthened the skills of youth organisations in their work to promote artists in their local communities, to create opportunities to engage with audiences through the development of online activities.

 

– Created a safe online space (platform) where they can meet and promote their online and offline activities

 

– enabled young artists to gain new educational opportunities – in particular by acquiring skills and knowledge to adapt their activities to the online environment and increase the visibility of their work

 

– CCS in local and national communities are better able to address the issues they face due to the pandemic.

With new digital knowledge and skills, they are better equipped to work and create in conditions of lockdown and/or restricted movement, and are also able to network within and outside the sector.

 

– Skills of dancers and performers increased through developed online courses.

 

– NGOs are able to develop and/or improve practises to meet the needs of disadvantaged groups and to address differences in learning outcomes related to geographical and socio-economic inequalities

Project PLATFORM

Access the project platform to access all material and outputs developed within this project. You can find the manual with Guidebook + online courses + interviews with artists and organisations.

 

← Click in the picture to access the Nnamo Platform

Von der Europäischen Union finanziert. Die geäußerten Ansichten und Meinungen entsprechen jedoch ausschließlich denen des Autors bzw. der Autoren und spiegeln nicht zwingend die der Europäischen Union oder der Europäischen Exekutivagentur für Bildung und Kultur (EACEA) wider. Weder die Europäische Union noch die EACEA können dafür verantwortlich gemacht werden.

 

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

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Manual with Guidebook: Supporting aspiring young artists in our local communities through our youth activities

Manual with Guidebook: Supporting aspiring young artists in our local communities through our youth activities

Description

This Manual is a response to one of the needs of the cultural and creative sector: raising competences of dancers and art performers in developing and delivering educational events/activities for themselves and their peers, in order to empower them to take an active approach to solving the problems they face as artists.

 

The Manual is focused on the following topics:

 

  • Realities of the current situation regarding young and inspiring artists in our countries.
  • Values, principles and purpose of youth work
  • Purpose of art and why it matters today and in new circumstances
  • Exploring the links between youth work and youth arts
  • How youth organisations can support local emerging dance artists and art performers
  • Designing educational events and elements of educational events
  • Learning styles
  • Digital learning
  • Developing educational youth work activities for artists.

 

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