FLAMMA! is the first edition of a three-day contemporary cultural festival, based in The Netherlands, 15-17 July 2016.
Flamma! is a cross-over festival, where visual art, performance, music and theatre challenge each and/or complement each other.
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The festival will be presented in a Roman setting:
> Museum Romeinse Katakomben: an underground museum with a mystique labyrinth full of Roman Crypts (4th and 5th century). In addition to this labyrinth, the museum contains a number of beautiful underground exhibition spaces and an intimate outside garden.
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> Open-air theatre Valkenburg: a breathtaking theater in Roman style, connected via a forest trail to Museum Romeinse Katakomben. The forest trail may also serve as an exhibition or performance-location.
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!EXTENDED DEADLINE FOR YOUNG ARTISTS!
We will present a Flamma!-platform for young talents, where young artists can exhibit their work. When you have been graduated less then 5 years from an art academy or a similar institution, and if you're inspired by our theme 'Flamma!' (flame/fire/passion/roman history), please send your proposal (plus estimated costs if there are any) to us. Concepts that are based upon a cross-over collaboration between different artists are also very welcome.
Important
Sensitive works such as works on paper or canvas are not suitable to be part of the festival: Flamma! will take place outside and in the underground exhibition rooms of the museum, which, because of the relatively high air humidity, are unsuitable for sensible works.
Interested?
Please send before 31 March 2016 a three page PDF to info@katakomben.nl
page 1: project proposal
page 2: cost calculation
page 3: biography & c.v., if possible with links to similar projects.
Questions?
Please send an e-mail to maureenbachaus@katakomben.nl