We support emerging artists working outside conventional venues and contributing to the transformation of our territories.
(UN)COMMON SPACES 2020-2024 our new cooperation project will kick off in November 2020. Click here for more info.
Read our statement on the pandemic and its impact, and discover some artists' responses to the drastic changes in our societies.
Re-opening of the MOOC - Create in Public Space! The course will be fully available until 30 June 2020. Click here to acces the course and to watch all IN SITU TALKS!
Cancellation: IN SITU ACT Conference scheduled for Thursday, 23 April 2020, at la Tricoterie in Brussels (Belgium). Click here to read more
Publication
Klaxon is an online magazine dedicated to living and performing arts in public space. It is published by Brussels based IN SITU partner CIFAS. Discover the latest edition "Reconfiguring Ecological Imaginaries": (...) because it is urgent to reconfigure our imaginaries of the living, Klaxon dedicates this issue to artists concerned with working on the "recomposition of the world".
(UN)COMMON SPACES
IN SITU will continue its journey until (at least) the end of 2024! Our new cooperation project (UN)COMMON SPACES, bringing togehter 19 partners and 12 associate partners from Europe and abroad, has been selected by the European Commission within the framework of the Creative Europe Progamme.
Publication
This publication looks back at the last four years of IN SITU, the European platform for artistic creation in public space, led by Lieux publics, European and national centre for artistic creation in public space. You can read this book in any order you like. It offers just a brief overview of the 250 IN SITU artists, with a focus on those supported under the IN SITU ACT programme.
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"Let’s now open an imaginary window. What do we see? Is this how we imagine public space?" This final article written by Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio completes the entire series of nine articles about the Artistic Acupuncture missions that took place all over Europe.
