Invitation to the Light Art Talks
one hour online sessions of the Cultural Radiance programme which bring together artists, curators, and producers to explore how light can reshape cultural, historical, and abandoned spaces.
Please join us on Zoom for the following talks:
17 December 4pm – Ephemeral Light Art as Curatorial Practice: Insights from INOTA Festival and Lightdome
with Daniel Besnyo and Matyas Kalman – hosted by COLLOC Productions
Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86807862599?pwd=pSO0vcoIeYQjrmgdl41xT1lFXGk0NE.1
Meeting ID: 868 0786 2599
Passcode: 555711
15 January 4pm – Immersive Light Installations in Nature
hosted by Valoparta Oy
Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83200066670?pwd=5DFMj9I6m43FkqJ0cdurwo4H0pEJ0o.1
Meeting ID: 832 0006 6670
Passcode: 289904
22 January 4pm – Light Art as a Tool for Revitalising Abandoned Spaces
with Adél Garics · hosted by Sérum Festival
Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86589354440?pwd=E1IOM4Oemb91GM3WldpmXfu4Sts1yM.1
Meeting ID: 865 8935 4440
Passcode: 451000
29 January 4pm – Why Artists Turn to Light as a Creative Medium
with Andrea Sztojanovits and Jose Alarcon, Monopol Berlin · hosted by Public Art Lab
Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83827565875?pwd=9yxonAbe5YJPrLelEqK2MDgMeuGx8f.1
Meeting ID: 838 2756 5875
Passcode: 275039
A Journey with Cultural Radiance
The Cultural Radiance programme began in January in Berlin with the Light Art Workshop, where international artists explored the transformative power of light in abandoned spaces. The ideas, perspectives, and creative energy shared during this workshop contributed meaningfully to the development of the programme.
From August to October, these ideas took shape in the exhibitions in Várpalota (INOTA), Berlin, Bratislava and Jonesuu featuring artists selected via the open call, each adding new layers and perspectives.
As the journey moves forward, we look at how the installations have transformed their environments—turning them into illuminated spaces where communities can reconnect with their heritage while encountering new artistic expressions.
Cultural Radiance is initiated by the Budapest-based platform COLLOC in cooperation with Public Art Lab (Berlin), the Sérum Festival (Bratislava), and Valoparta Oy (Finland). The project is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.
https://www.culturalradiance.com/
