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Murcia is contacted with the European Network of Cultural Centers (27/06/2012)

The Department of Culture is working on joint projects following a meeting in Helsinki One of the projects you're working the ENCC is the rehabilitation of abandoned buildings in the cities, through cultural activities, which frames the Artillery Barracks Murcia

The City of Murcia, through the Department of Culture, directed by Rafael Gomez, has been in contact with the European Network of Cultural Centers European Network of Cultural Centers (ENCC), an international network of cultural centers, founded in Belgium in June 1994.

One project that is beginning to develop is the rehabilitation of abandoned buildings in the cities, through cultural activities with cities like Venice, Krakow, Ljubljana, Leipzig and Nuremberg.

In the case of Murcia, one of the projects to be framed in this line of action is the Old Barracks Artillery Murcia.

The documentation, research and development are the projects in which work will begin in the new Cultural Centre that is also a meeting point of cultural professionals, artists and general public.

The initiative is part of the innovative cultural proposal MAC (Murcia Department of Culture) by contemporary culture and current trends most innovative cultural action.

The idea was shared a few months ago during a meeting at the Civic Center doors Castile with a large group of artists from different disciplines Murcia, who applauded the focus of this initiative: the promotion of cultural industries for job creation.

Europe is a beautiful mosaic of cultures, products of art and art education can teach, perhaps more than the story itself, about daily life and global culture of a region.

Europe becomes smaller as mobility increases and new technologies falling barriers to cooperate with each other.

This, and the nearest interconnection, allow employees to take local cultural institutes strong intermediaries between the arts, artists and the public, not only on a local level but also on a European level.

One of the primary conditions for better cooperation and intense cultural exchange is a better understanding of each other and how we function.

National cultural institutions not only have a mission to perform in the future of Europe.

Also local actors in the cultural field really need a platform where they can meet, talk about their experiences, dream on projects in cooperation with colleagues from all over Europe.

The multidisciplinary cultural centers have their own way of interpretation, their own problems and areas of interest.

The ENCC wants to be your platform: interconnection on a global level to act more strongly in the local community.

Thus, the Department of Culture is developing different strategies within the framework of European program European Cultural Bridge Between Centers (BECC).

In the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue 2008, the ENCC initiated a program of change called the "Cultural Bridge between European centers."

The BECC is an exchange program for staff of cultural institutions and thus experience the performance of other cultural centers in different countries, meet colleagues and become familiar with a new cultural forms.

These objectives reflect the European dimension of the project:

- Support the partnership and cooperation between local cultural centers in different countries

- Promoting mobility of employees

- Enhancing the awareness and cultivation of awareness for different cultures and methods of operation

- Share knowledge and experiences different international

- Introduce new ideas, knowledge and collaboration across national borders in the daily work

- Train participants and multipliers that extend their experiences and knowledge

- Enabling local cultural centers take advantage "of a European guest"

- Improve cultural cooperation within Europe.

Next to the center doors of Castile and various centers of Art and Culture in Europe, the council is working on joint projects following a meeting in Helsinki.

The centers are:

- ARS BALTICA (GERMANY)

- CHAOS (ITALY)

- KRAFTSTATION (GERMANY)

- CULTURAL CENTER OF PECS (HUNGARY)

- CULTURAL CENTRE Sillamae (ESTONIA)

- CULTURAL CENTER Tresnjevka (CROATIA)

- K9 (GERMANY)

- WORM (HOLLAND)

- ACC (Belgium)

- CULTURAL CENTER Yenimahalle (TURKEY)

- CULTURAL CENTER Ochota (POLAND)

- SUDPUNKT (GERMANY)

- Central Museum of Turku (Finland)

- LATVIAN CONTEMPORARY ART CENTER (LATVIA)

- BRUNENPASSAGE (AUSTRIA)

- MODEM (Hungary).

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia

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