Nova Iskra is happy to invite you to the “How we eat can change the world” workshop, dedicated to the sustainable ways of eating. The workshop is part of the Food for tomorrow #ForktoField initiative, created by the Swedish Institute.
27 Sep
27/09/2018
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17 - 20h
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300 RSD
Ethical, sustainable or ecologically friendly food? Do you know the difference? Why healthy nutrition should always include the knowledge about where the food is coming from? You will find out all about the ethical and healthy aspects of food consumption in our informal lecture, followed by the workshop in which we are going to prepare a healthy plant based meal.
In 2017 Swedish Institute started Food for Tomorrow in 2017, a three-year initiative that targets the change makers and innovators, who work within the sustainable food system in the Western Balkan and Sweden. The goal of the initiative is to support local actions with global potential and to create new networks between the actors who work with food – from fork to field, #ForktoField.
The project is co-created by the Swedish Institute and local partners from the region to make sure that there will be relevant outcome and results.
We need new ways of thinking about how we eat and how can we influence society by changing our own habits and understanding the systems that surround production, distribution and consumption of food.
The goal of the workshop is to initiate conversations, inspire and exchange knowledge and experiences and to get to know the basics of healthy nutrition. We will break all the myths and confusions that healthy food is expensive, untasteful and difficult to prepare. On the workshop, we will cover the following topics: organic and seasonal food, planning healthy daily meals, the importance of the rightly chosen ingredients, urban garden concept, ways of consuming food that takes care of the environment, energy sources, inspirational and quick recipes, how to find joy and creativity in the kitchen and many more.
The lecturer is Marija Stojanovski, nutritionist and founder of the TikaTakaVege kitchen, who will make us a healthy and tasty meal, together with Nikola Ratković (cook with wide knowledge of the Greek and Mediterranean cuisine). The price of the meal is 300 RSD.
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Irish and Dublin-based artis James Early will join the team od Stanišić Atelier in Sombor for a one-month residency. His work emanates the notion of constructive deconstruction inherit to the artisanry of stained-glass. His work delas with: “wide ranging themes of power, societal imbalances, religion, politics and ultimately, the inhumanity of man. His artworks are a visual meditation and reflection of these themes”.
Through the preparatory stages and conceptualization of this residency stay James and Aleksandra Stanišić established vivid communication and got acquainted with each other’s professional and family history – they both come from a long line of stained-glass makers.
Together they will work on developing a paravane piece influenced and inspired by street art, graphic design, digital art, and heritage objects in Serbia (glass collection from the Museum of Applied Art in Belgrade, street-urban scene, monuments of WWII). The expected result will fuse the digital tools and the hand-made, craft-based execution.
The final piece will be exhibited in the Museum of Applied Art in Belgrade in December 2024.
James Early
James Earley lives and works in Dublin. His artistic practice draws from street art, graphic design and passed down knowledge of stained glass making. His signature is the visual deconstruction of form, carefully constructed in new symmetry and balance. James’s pieces are made through application of digital tools in service of analogue artworks, “he embraces technology to create complex, layered, highly charged compositions”. In 2020 and 2019, he exhibited his work at “VUE, RHA” in Dublin, “Art on Paper” in New York, “Venice Glass Week”, “Seattle Art Fair” and “RHA Annual Exhibition” in Dublin. James was awarded the Business to Arts, Best Use of Creativity in the Community Award in 2019.
Insta: https://www.instagram.com/james_earley/
Atelier Stanišić
Atelje Stanišić (Stanišić Atelier) is the oldest still operating stained glass workshop in Serbia. Established in 1908 in Sombor by Milan Stanišić, it has for five generations been the home of stained-glass production, decorating buildings in Serbia and abroad. Today, the four-people team in its workshop creates new and restores old works under the mindful eye of Aleksandra Stanišić. Aleksandra’s daughter Ena Borovac seems to be the next in the line of “glass lovers”, knowing the craft and thinking of new understanding of the technique and its possibilities in contemporary terms.
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Wednesday, 3. Jun
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Sombor (Stanišić Ateleir) and Belgrade (Museum of Applied Art)
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Join us for the third Collab4HySust CCI event – an international knowledge-sharing hybrid event.
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Date: May 10, 2024
Location: Nova Iskra Dorćol, Belgrade, Serbia, and Online
Registration until May 5.
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS: UNLEASH YOUR CREATIVE POTENTIAL WITH TWO EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES!
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We encourage eligible cultural and creative organizations, particularly those from Italy, Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, and Denmark, or cross-border initiatives involving partners from these countries, to apply
