
Discover and register for our Workshops
How to transition from urban to rural spaces as a cultural space? What Portuguese artists, managers and agents should know about visas and international mobility? Have you ever created an NFT to see what web 3.0 can represent for music communities? What’s it like to be a womxn in artist management? Is sustainable touring possible? Discover and register to take part in MIL 2022 workshops.
Rural Radicals
with Ella Overkleeft (Trans Europe Halles/Rural Radicals)
*No registration needed
As cities become increasingly over-surveilled, rent prices skyrocket, and market competition reigns, many people are considering abandoning the city life to enjoy the airs of the countryside. But where does one start? A change from urban to rural can be quite intimidating. It takes a lot of courage and effort to make the step and the non-urban environment requires different skills and strategies. This workshop intends to provide support to make such a transition: together with three rural creative space-makers, we will discuss a wide variety of topics that can help participants to engage with and in the rural world.
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Internacionalização: O que saber sobre Visas e Mobilidade
com Mafalda Sebastião (Pólo Cultural das Gaivotas) | hosted in Portuguese
Quando um profissional residente num determinado país vai trabalhar temporariamente noutro país, como acontece na mobilidade internacional de profissionais na área da cultura, é necessário acautelar de um conjunto de questões burocráticas que se prendem com impostos, segurança social e vistos. Com este encontro pretendemos transmitir como, na prática, este três assuntos se resolvem, tentando, assim, que a mobilidade internacional – essencial à criação, à difusão e ao setor – não fique prejudicada por dificuldades administrativas. Que os artistas sejam mais livres para ir e vir.
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Infrastructures for a decentralized music future: WEB3
with Kaitlyn Davies (Refraction)
Music has a complicated and invariably intertwined relationship with the communities which participate, engender and enable its production. From DIY venues to major record labels, community-building currently stands as one of the most difficult, rewarding and profitable means of being a music practitioner, particularly in the age of social network and streaming platforms. What could a more equitable, horizontal and distributed future for music communities look like? Join Kaitlyn Davies on an exploration of what web3 and decentralised autonomous organising enabled by blockchains can offer artists and music maintainers. This session will take place in 2 parts: a hands-on workshop as a practical investigation of these infrastructures, followed by a masterclass presenting the findings and exploring concepts further.
APPLY HEREMusic Venues as Cataclysts Of Change
with Craig Pennigton (Future Yard CIC)
Womxn in Artist Management
with Charlotte Caleb (AWAL/cSquared) & Meghan Stephens (artist manager)
Led by artist managers Charlotte Caleb (UK) and Meghan Stephens (PT), this half-day workshop will bring womxn in management together to share and solve problems in a safe, inclusive space. Through conversation and collaboration, the goal is to help managers find commonalities as well as overcome individual challenges, isolating pain points and identifying paths forward. Come prepared to share your artists, your goals and your experiences, leave with actionable takeaways and new connections in the industry.
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