Jul 27, 2015
We wish to thank Karkatag and Collectif and then for their great performance „Caution: do not swallow“. It has been wonderful and it was a lot of fun to be an active part of your realization. Thanks a lot!
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We wish to thank Karkatag and Collectif and then for their great performance „Caution: do not swallow“. It has been wonderful and it was a lot of fun to be an active part of your realization. Thanks a lot!
Come and join us from 6pm to 9pm and please bring some plastic bags...the more bags the bigger the sculpture!
A big thank you to the amazing AIESEC Serbia team and their lovely event GLOBAL VILLAGE. People from six different nations were involved in the creative cultural presentation in the Spanish House. Wearing their traditional clothes the representatives offered typical delectability from their country and talked about their cultural specifics. It was a nice and interesting event!
Based on the motifs of openness and permeability of the BÄÄÄM-Project, we want to design a sculpture from used plastic bags and air to transform the space in the Spanish-house. The more bags we get the bigger the sculpture will be.
A big thank you to the amazing AIESEC Serbia team and their lovely event GLOBAL VILLAGE. People from six different nations were involved in the creative cultural presentation in the Spanish House. Wearing their traditional clothes the representatives offered typical delectability from their country and talked about their cultural specifics. It was a nice and interesting event!
We had a brief discussion of how to turn the ten wooden pallets into a safety barrier on the entrance to the basement. The constructions have the form of flower boxes on which people can sit on.. The participants of the workshop split into three teams to try out three different methods of constructing. In the end each built item is unique.