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Fringe as a Blueprint for Building Community with Nanna Gunnars →
Nanna Gunnars is the founder of RVK Fringe Festival and co-founder of Huldufugl theatre company. She joined East of Moon to talk about how Iceland joined the worldwide movement of Fringe festivals, and the challenge of building an inclusive, exciting environment without facing burnout.
An Underground Home for Experimentation with Ægir Sindri Bjarnason →
Ægir Sindri Bjarnason is a musician and sound engineer, who runs a rehearsal and venue space in the basement of a domestic house in downtown Reykjavík. Named 'R6013' after the old license plate he and his brothers nailed to the door when they were teenagers, the space has become an important home for experimentation in the music scene in Iceland.
Art on the Margins: Migration, Labor, and Creativity in Iceland →
In December of last year, Warsaw’s Inclusive Art Center—home of the Theatre 21—hosted a unique artistic performance created by Polish artist Maja Luxenberg in collaboration with Reykjavik-based labour organiser Anna Marjankowska. The production explored the lived experiences of Polish seasonal workers in Iceland through an immersive performance installation titled ACEland, accompanied by a role-playing workshop. Bridging personal narrative, creative experimentation, and the complex realities of migration, the artists invited audiences to step into the shoes of those navigating the challenges of economic migration.
Satellites: Islandia zanimowana →
z Eweliną Leszczyńską rozmawia Anna Marjankowska
Satellites: For an Imperfect Cinema →
Discussing a text by Julio García Espinosa.
Satellites: Methods of anarcho-syndicalism for the creative sector →
A conversation with Anna Marjankowska.
