Website | Crossing Stages

(1) Crossing Europe documentary film/poster: Pedro Valiente (2) Paloma Zavala in Penelope visual poem in You Are Mythical, transmedia documentary film by Pedro Valiente for Crossing Stages European Arts Project

CROSSING STAGES

WEBSITE ARTS PROJECT 2013-2015

CROSSING STAGES website (2013-2015) designed by Eloy Segura at alturaX for Crossing Stages arts project coordinated by Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Spain) co-funded by the European Union I Director: Sonsoles Herreros Laviña I Artistic director: Sergio Blanco I Communication director/website coordinator: Pedro Valiente

OVERVIEW

Crossing Stages website is a transmedia project connected with other online platforms and productions including a feature film, a documentary film, a book, two websites, and digital media as part of an arts project funded by the European Union. Content includes an interactive Visual Blog (Bitácora) that shows work by participants from all partners/countries.

Pedro Valiente worked as director of communication for Crossing Stages developing a transmedia universe of contents including digital work (webs, social networks), media (feature film, documentary film, videos), art (performance, video art), visuals (photos, illustrations), texts (book, press, essays), and new technology (augmented reality, robotics). Crossing Stages website was one of the productions.

EUROPEAN PROJECT

CROSSING STAGES arts project (2013-2015) connects new generations with classic myths to build cultural links. This cutting-edge initiative tells the story of a group of artists who embark themselves in the multicultural adventure of searching a common identity in Europe today. This interdisciplinary initiative connects the youth with Greek mythology through performance, dance, theater, music, film, technology, and visual arts. The main segment of the program took place in 2013-2015 (workshops, lectures, publications, symposiums...), and selected activities are still in progress in different countries.

Coordinator: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Spain). Co-organizers: Université París Diderot (France), University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), ASTA Association/TeatrUBI (Portugal), Artimbanco (Italy). Associates: Odin Teatret (Denmark), Círculo de Bellas Artes (Spain).

LINKS

European project: uc3m.es/ss/Satellite/Cultura/es/TextoDosColumnas/1371236616032/Crossing_Stages

Website by alturaX: alturax.com/portfolio/crossing-stages alturaX: alturax.com

Website at UC3M: crossingstages.eu

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CROSSING STAGES I EUROPEAN PROJECT

SPAIN I FRANCE I ITALY I PORTUGAL I SLOVENIA 2013-2015, 2016-2018

CROSSING STAGES (2013-2015) is an arts project that connects new generations with classic myths to build cultural links. Coordinated by Spain along with France, Italy, Portugal, and Slovenia, this cutting-edge program was conceived and funded with the support of the Culture Program of the European Union.

CROSSING STAGES European Arts Project is the story of a group of artists who embark themselves in the multicultural adventure of searching a common identity in Europe today. This interdisciplinary initiative connects the youth with Greek mythology through performance, dance, theater, music, film, technology, and visual arts. The main segment of the program took place in 2013-2015 (workshops, lectures, publications, symposiums...), and selected activities are still in progress in different countries.

Pedro Valiente worked as director of communication developing a transmedia universe of contents including digital work (webs, social networks), media (feature film, documentary film, videos), art (performance, video art), visuals (photos, illustrations), texts (book, press, essays), and new technology (augmented reality, robotics).

ORGANIZERS

Coordinator: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (Spain). Co-organizers: Université París Diderot (France), University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), ASTA Association/TeatrUBI (Portugal), Artimbanco (Italy). Associates: Odin Teatret (Denmark), Círculo de Bellas Artes (Spain).

CROSSING STAGES I PHOTOS

PERFORMING ARTS I FILM/MEDIA ARTS I VISUAL ARTS