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Opera co-creation for a social transformation

  • Orero, Pilar (Investigador/a principal)
  • Fraser ., Susannah (Investigador/a)
  • Matamala, Anna (Investigador/a)
  • Oncins, Estella (Investigador/a)
  • Soler, Olga (Investigador/a)
  • Pamplona Negre, Pau (Project Manager)
  • Brescia Zapata, Marta (Investigador/a)

Detalls del projecte

Descripció

Traditionally enjoyed by aristocracy, opera will be used to reach out to migrants, rural poor and young offenders. The EU-funded TRACTION project will use opera to define new forms of artistic creation through which marginalised groups can tell the stories that matter now. Experimental projects will be held in Barcelona's inner-city neighbourhoods, Ireland's rural communities and Portugal's prison for juvenile delinquents in Leiria. It will propose new approaches as regards opera creation, digital media, and social integration and community development. It will identify new routes for social and economic integration and form stronger ties between opera producers and society. In the long term, it will define how art can be used to build cohesive societies in which all members belong.
AcrònimTRACTION
EstatusAcabat
Data efectiva d'inici i finalització1/01/20 → 31/12/22

Socis col·laboradors

  • Fundacion Centro de Tecnologias de Interaccion Visual y Comunicaciones Vicomtech (Coordinador) (guia)
  • Dublin City University (DCU) (Soci del projecte)
  • Matarasso Francois Louis Andre FM (Soci del projecte)
  • Irish Opera Transformations Company Limited by Guarantee (Soci del projecte)
  • Fundació Gran Teatre del Liceu (Soci del projecte)
  • Foundation for Dutch Scientific Research Institutes (NWO-I) (Soci del projecte)
  • Sociedade Artistica Musical dos Pousos (Soci del projecte)
  • Virtual Reality Ireland Media Ltd (Soci del projecte)

Finançament

  • Comissió Europea (CE): 3.751.880,00 €

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