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Mapping Artistic Labor: Session #002

Mapping Artistic Labor: Session #002

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A participatory research session by Jabloko collective on artistic labor and cultural infrastructure in Yerevan, open to artists, curators, cultural workers, researchers, and anyone interested in the local art scene. Together, participants will explore the resources, relationships, and structures that sustain artistic practices in the city. Through shared experiences, discussion, and collective mapping, the meeting examines how artists navigate the local ecosystem, access opportunities, and build networks of support to understand what exists in Yerevan's cultural infrastructure, what is missing, and what could be developed. Registration: message the organizer on Instagram or email [email protected].

Organizer

Today Art Initiative connects contemporary art with community-based workshops, artist residencies, poetry readings, and cultural exchange. Its programming has a thoughtful, collaborative feel, often exploring ecology, craft, place, and creative expression.

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Mapping Artistic Labor: Session #002
Today Art Initiative

Mapping Artistic Labor: Session #002

Translated

A participatory research session by Jabloko collective on artistic labor and cultural infrastructure in Yerevan, open to artists, curators, cultural workers, researchers, and anyone interested in the local art scene. Together, participants will explore the resources, relationships, and structures that sustain artistic practices in the city. Through shared experiences, discussion, and collective mapping, the meeting examines how artists navigate the local ecosystem, access opportunities, and build networks of support to understand what exists in Yerevan's cultural infrastructure, what is missing, and what could be developed. Registration: message the organizer on Instagram or email [email protected].

Organizer

Today Art Initiative connects contemporary art with community-based workshops, artist residencies, poetry readings, and cultural exchange. Its programming has a thoughtful, collaborative feel, often exploring ecology, craft, place, and creative expression.

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