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Jubilee
Brussels
Jubilee is an artist-run platform for artistic research. It works with and for 13 members and 10 artistic practices. Jubilee’s focus is twofold. First, it is an organisation for the support of the work of these artists, where research and collaboration are considered essential values. Second, these shared interests lead to collective research projects that focus on themes that encompass shared interests. The conditions of artistic production form a recurring thread.
jubilee-art.org
info@jubilee-art.org
Q-O2
Brussels
Q-O2 is an arts laboratory for experimental music and sound art. Since 2006, the organisation has its own space in the Brussels canal zone. Here, we organise residencies for artists, focussing on artistic research and reflection over the production of finished works. The public output of this research takes a variety of forms including showings, concerts, thematic projects, symposia, publications, workshops, and the annual festival Oscillation. Q-O2 practices collaborative and transversal methods, and we welcome cross-overs into other disciplines, and various urban and social contexts, as well as collaborations with both local and international partners.
q-o2.be
info@q-o2.be
Soundtrackcity
Amsterdam
Soundtrackcity is creating, producing and distributing sound art. Soundtrackcity’s projects relate to public space and also take place in public. In collaboration with artists, architects, composers and musicians from very diverse disciplines – from starting talent to experienced makers – a diverse collection has been realized of more than thirty sound walks in and outside the Netherlands. Since 2009 Soundtrackcity has developed from a curatorial collective to an artistic research agency that focuses on the cultural and social functioning of sound in urban public space.
soundtrackcity.net
info@soundtrackcity.nl
The Mystifiers
Amsterdam
The Mystifiers Foundation exists to empower and connect people through music, bridging the gap between the professional music industry, music academies, and the social music sector.
Founded by Guy Wood (artistic director) and Anne van Egmond (project director) the foundation opens new doors for our members to reconnect to society, increases self-confidence, reduces (self) stigmatization, and helps combat isolation. We aim to bring dignity back to our sonic streets.
We produce inclusive music experiences and believe that existing in diverse musical communities triggers the necessary cultural change in our societies.
Overtoon
Brussels
Overtoon is an artist-run platform for practitioners working with sound, directed by Bill Dietz and managed by Otis Dehaes. Overtoon supports the production of and research into sound-based practices, as well as their dissemination. Situated in central Brussels, Overtoon offers residents and collaborators infrastructural and administrative support, technical and critical consulting, financial support, and access to a broad international network.
overtoon.org
office@overtoon.org