Floating EKA

Floating EKA Floating EKA is a community-driven foundation that uses the power of art, culture, and dialogue to inspire social change

🌊 What is Floating EKA

Floating EKA it’s a Cultural Initiatives Foundation. Our mission is to create meaningful and productive relationships between artists, cultural organizations, and communities in the Baltic Sea Region to address social and environmental issues and work together toward common goals.

⛵ Why Floating EKA exists

We believe that culture and the arts are ideal tools to talk abo

ut such complex topics as environmental issues, peaceful society, tolerance. We also believe that creativity is the driving force behind the development of society. Floating EKA exists to increase the numbers of creative people in the world, help form the links between artists and communities, contribute to changing faces of the cities through culture and art, help people become closer to each other, initiate conversations on problematic issues so we can unite and respond to challenges together.

🔹 Why are we on Facebook? This page is a communication platform for everyone who loves art, culture, and the Baltic Sea. Inspire, share, chat, communicate!

💎 What you can find here:

- Floating EKA story of development, organizational info, and vacancies:
- Grants, programs, and opportunities -
- Tips and tricks – inspiration from artists around the world:
- How to support Floating EKA:
- Personal stories of our Patrons:
- Sustainable art and artists -
- Artists and cultural managers share their experience on launching, managing, and promoting projects:

Let's open up our creativity together! 🌎

How do the artists and activists of Astana reflect on the dramatic changes in the urban and natural landscapes? Can the ...
02/06/2024

How do the artists and activists of Astana reflect on the dramatic changes in the urban and natural landscapes? Can the residents of Kazakhstan’s capital city reclaim their right to the city and their right to memory?

Temirtas Iskakov, an architect, researcher, cultural activist, and curator from Astana tried to answer these questions in his public talk "Unnoticed War: Identity, Community, and Collective Memory in Astana."

This event took place as part of the I Inherit What You Lost exhibition in Prague.

Artivist Lab Temirtas Iskakov
Photograph: Josef Rabara

Captured moments from the I Inherit What You Lost exhibition in Artivist Lab, Prague.29 May, 2024Photograph: Josef Rabar...
02/06/2024

Captured moments from the I Inherit What You Lost exhibition in Artivist Lab, Prague.
29 May, 2024

Photograph: Josef Rabara

02/06/2024
I Inherit What You Lost Exhibition in Szczecin, Poland. What was it like? Video by Adam Ptaszyński
28/05/2024

I Inherit What You Lost Exhibition in Szczecin, Poland. What was it like?

Video by Adam Ptaszyński

Floating EKA presents the "I Inherit What You Lost" project, an artistic exploration of the heritage that reminded us of challenging times in the 20th centur...

27/05/2024

Dear friends, the exhibition I Inherit What You Lost is coming soon to Prague!

Join us for the opening on June 29th at 7:00 PM at Artivist Lab at Hybernská 998/4, Prague.

💥Important! As part of the exhibition, there will be a public talk "UNNOTICED WAR: IDENTITY, COMMUNITY, AND COLLECTIVE MEMORY IN ASTANA" by Temirtas Iskakov an architect, researcher, cultural activist, and curator from Astana, Kazakhstan.

Please note that the time of the event has changed! The Public Talk will now take place on June 1st at 6:00 PM at Artivist Lab.

Don't miss it!

The video includes footage and photos of artworks that were showcased at the "I Inherit What You Lost" exhibition in Szczecin on April 13-14, 2024.

Artivist Lab and FloatingEKA invite you to the I Inherit What You Lost in Prague!Join us for a series of events dedicate...
21/05/2024

Artivist Lab and FloatingEKA invite you to the I Inherit What You Lost in Prague!

Join us for a series of events dedicated to the theme of dissonant heritage, inheritance, and loss.

What?
🔸Exhibition of artworks by artists from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kaliningrad, Tatarstan, Chechnya and North Ossetia. The exhibition will present artistic reflections responding to the complex history via architecture; buildings, monuments, and urban elements, with historical links to wars, colonization, persecution, and propaganda.
🔸Public talk "UNNOTICED WAR: IDENTITY, COMMUNITY, AND COLLECTIVE MEMORY IN ASTANA" by Temirtas Iskakov a founder of Fading.TSE: Ретроспектива столицы, architect, researcher, cultural activist, and curator from Astana, Kazakhstan.

Where?
🔸Artivist Lab
Hybernská 998/4, Prague, Czech Republic

When?
📅 May 29, 19:00 - Exhibition Opening I Inherit What You Lost
📅 May 30, 18:00 - Public Talk by Temirtas Iskakov

Exhibition Duration: 30.05 – 19.06.2024

See you there!


Captured moments from the I Inherit What You Lost exhibition in Szczecin.13-14 April, 2024   Lokatorne - miejsce działań...
23/04/2024

Captured moments from the I Inherit What You Lost exhibition in Szczecin.
13-14 April, 2024


Lokatorne - miejsce działań antydyscyplinarnych Akademia Sztuki w Szczecinie Ośrodek Teatralny Kana Artivist Lab
fot. Ptaszyński Adam

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