This discussion took place on the forum

On 3rd February 2008 (in Polish)

Thanks very much to Patka, Gosia & Lukas. This is a pretty rough translation. Please forgive us if we made mistakes. We figured the most important thing was to get the basic ideas out there.

 So you can download a PDF of the discussion diy-forum-discussion-english.pdf

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Jeśli chcesz spełnić swoje marzenia, a do tego podzielić się nimi z innymii…
-    bez ogromnych sum piedniędzy
-    bez sponsorów
-    bez wypełniania stert papierów
-    bez oficjalnego wsparcia żadnych (jaki wkolwiek) instytucji…

Dołącz do dyskusji na temat „D.I.Y. – Do it Yourself (Zrób to sam)"

KIEDY: 3 Luty 2008 (niedziela),
           Godz. 14-16
GDZIE: www.culturalanimation.com /discuss

If you want to make your dreams come true
And to share them with others…
-    without great amounts of money
-    without sponsorship
-    without filling in stacks of paper
-    without official support of institutions

then please, join the discussion on the topic
„D.I.Y. – Do It Yourself (Zrób to sam)"

WHEN: 3 February, 2008 (Sunday),
from 14.oo-16.oo if you are in POLAND
or 15.oo-17.oo if you are in places like Lithuania
or 13.oo-15.oo if you are in ENGLAND

WHERE: www.culturalanimation.com /discuss

This discussion will be in Polish and it will be translated into English very very soon afterwards.

NEXT LIVE ONLINE DISCUSSION EVENT will be 14 February, 2008
on the topic "Animators and their tools - Do we need more than words?"

With invited speakers:
Gosia Litwinowicz in Poland,
Michala Pohorela in Czech Republic,
Mats Rehnman in Sweden
and Geoff Broadway in England

17:00-19:00 if you’re in England
19:00-21:00 if you’re in Lithuania
18:00-20:00 if you’re in Czech Republic, Poland, Sweden, etc.

Please join us at Refresh - the Cultural Animation Discussion Forum

I think its more than three years ago we ended our project in pedestrian subway called PODCHOD.
We started this project in the year 2001 as a students of theater faculty(academy of fine arts, film faculty and so on) and the beginning was enthusiastic. We were non-professional in this kind of work.

(Read more…)

Please join us at Refresh - the Cultural Animation Discussion Forum

for a Live Online Discussion Event on the topic:
"Activating, or Animating, Public Space"

Tuesday 18 December, 2007

17:30-19:00 in Czech Republic or Poland.
which of course is 18:30-20:00 in Lithuania
or 16:30-18:00 uK

with invited speakers:
Gall Podlaszewski (www.planetwawa.org)
Ula Tornau (http://www.cac.lt)
Teresa Durdilová (www.divadlo.cz/spolekrichelieu) 

Please join us at Refresh - the Cultural Animation Discussion Forum

for a Live Online Discussion Event on the topic:
"The highs and lows of collaboration"

on Tuesday 13th November  

17:00-18:30 in England
so that’d be 18:00-19:30 in Czech Republic or Poland
and 19:00-20:30 if you’re in Lithuania

with Tony Gee and other members of Moveable Feast Company.

(Read more…)

Are you an artist, a creative practitioner or someone interested in things like regeneration, arts and health, or arts in education?

Then you should check out: www.culturalanimation.com /discuss

Invited "speakers" will be meeting on the forum to discuss a specific issue. You are invited to join us for the discussion, to "listen" & ask questions & add to the conversation. 

When: Thursday 18 October, 18:00-19:30 GMT
Who: For more information on invited "speakers" visit: Refresh
Topic: Can art fix things, even when it does not have an obvious agenda?  

Are you an artist, a creative practitioner or someone interested in things like regeneration, arts and health, or arts in education?

Then you should check out: www.culturalanimation.com /discuss

Invited "speakers" will be meeting on the forum to discuss a specific issue. You are invited to join us for the discussion, to "listen" & ask questions & add to the conversation. 

When: Monday 15 October, 17:00-18:30 GMT
Who: For more information on invited "speakers" visit: Refresh
Topic: Can art fix things, when it is used as a tool to address specific issues?