Mobilität: Nachhaltig touren

For most professional artists and ensembles, international performances are the order of the day. The workshop will focus on how the globalised art and culture industry can be reconciled with the demands of sustainability in the area of mobility. How significant is the ecological footprint of small and medium-sized ensembles when travelling? How can it be measured? How useful is carbon offsetting, how can I recognise when it is greenwashing and how can I find trustworthy offsetting projects? The topic of climate justice will also be discussed with regard to projects in cooperation with actors in the Global South.

Fine Stammnitz will provide the expert input. She is the founder of the Green Touring Network, where she works to activate the potential of the music industry to make an active contribution to the fight for climate justice. She is also co-founder of Music Declares Emergency in Germany, part of the Aktionsnetzwerk Nachhaltigkeit and leads the recycling & sustainability management of festival productions.

Good Practice:
Clemens Hund-Göschel (Zafraan Ensemble): Local Cooperations for Commissions
Uygur Vural (Cello, Performance, Composition, Sound Artist): Slow Green Touring


Registration:
The workshops are free of charge. Registration via this link: https://cloud.inm-berlin.de/apps/forms/s/b3jCW5CTJRd7HkySnXcMs5Sg

Location:
Zoom

Target group:
The workshop series is made for funding recipients of the partner funding institutions and actors in the independent contemporary music scene (artists, ensembles, festivals, organisations, etc.).

Level:
The workshops are not consecutive and can also be joined individually depending on your interests.

Partners:
Musikfonds, Ernst von Siemens Musikstiftung, Impuls neue Musik, Akademie der Künste, Goethe Institut, ON Cologne, Art Music Denmark