The Arts Support Scheme forms part of Arts Council Malta’s support portfolio, that invests in diverse artistic and cultural expression and in the development of Malta’s cultural and creative sectors. The Scheme enables individuals, groups, and organisations to plan, develop, be represented in, and deliver artistic projects in line with ACM’s Strategy2025 – primarily addressing communities and creative practitioners. The Scheme pursues Strategy2025 by actively seeking to:
• Nurture creative potential and support its development, encouraging co-creation, collaboration and experimentation;
• Invest in artistic excellence by encouraging creative risk taking, experimentation, and active engagement of communities while supporting quality projects as well as identifying talent and encouraging its development;
• Document and explore Malta’s past and present artistic and cultural communities, as well as Malta’s cultural and artistic legacy;
• Promote and support diversity, inclusivity and community development – enabling collaborative arts projects, knowledge development and dissemination of good practice;
• Provide disadvantaged groups with accessibility to a wide range of artistic and cultural experiences and opportunities for meaningful engagement with art and culture
• Facilitate the creation of platforms for young promising talent, intergenerational engagement, as well as intercultural engagement.
In line with ACM’s overarching commitment to cultural rights, this Scheme recognises the central role of artists and cultural and creative practitioners in the creation and production of diverse artistic and cultural expressions. The Scheme encourages applicants to address specific community needs, such as cultural participation, solidarity, social justice, environmental responsibility, sustainability, community development, and increased holistic well-being. The Arts Support Scheme supports artists, cultural and creative practitioners and communities to:
• Take creative risks to discover new opportunities, develop their knowledge, and develop new work through experimentation and collaboration;
• Carry out exploratory research projects that allow them to test new work, engage, be duly represented, collaborate, and develop their ideas further.
Applications submitted may:
• Form part of a wider project/body of work;
• Be self-contained projects;
• Consist of a series of projects within a programme of activities.
This scheme comprises of two main areas of focus each subdivided into types of activities. Applicants may choose to focus on one or more of these areas or types of activities within their projects:
1. Artistic practice , namely:
o Artistic projects – including the production and programming of quality-driven creative work – which push the boundaries of engaging creative experience for the artists, cultural and creative practitioners, the relevant sectors, and the communities;
o Production relating to Malta’s artistic communities, designed to document Malta’s cultural and artistic legacy in an open and sustainable manner.
2. Community and audience engagement, namely:
o Artistic production and/or programming which enable and promote cultural participation, creative expression, and/or awareness and appreciation relating to the collective memory, and the cultural and artistic legacy of the community;
o Exploration of participatory and innovative approaches to audience engagement set to deepen engagement with existing and new audiences through artistic practice and/or research;
o Exploration of ways to improve access to the arts, and to promote inclusive participation and greater diversity within the arts.
This scheme provides support to artists, cultural and creative practitioners, and communities, throughout the development and implementation phases, and covers the time and resources needed for creative professionals and their collaborators to develop their projects.
Who can apply?
Creative professionals/individual artists; Groups, collectives and consortia; Registered cooperatives; Voluntary organisations enrolled with the Commissioner for Voluntary Organisations.
The deadline to apply is Tuesday 23rd July 2024 at noon. Late application cannot be accepted.
Guidelines
Click here to download guidelines and download application template.
Click here to download Access Support guidelines.
Applicants are required to register a new profile as from January 2021.
Apply here. Applications open on the 17th June.
Results
Application deadline: 23rd July 2024
Beneficiary: Margerita Pulè
Reference number: ARTS58-24-4536
Project Title: Fictive Archives Investigations; Two Moons and Two Suns
Amount awarded: €30,000
Fictive Archive Investigations (FAI) is a fluid collective of artists and researchers from a variety of locations and artistic disciplines, whose questions converge around fiction in the archive. In 2024 and 2025, a number of Maltese artists are collaborating with (FAI) in order to research and collaborate, to work towards a residency in November 2024 and an exhibition and series of interventions in 2025. The project centres around the archive as a fictive body; whether referring to false manufacture of archival material, the repositioning and juxtaposing of archival material to create new and alternative narratives, or the interpretation of the archive itself as something apart from its conventional meaning.
Beneficiary: Paul Scerri
Reference number: ARTS75-24-4556
Project Title: The Sound of You Dreaming
Amount awarded: €30,000
The Sound of You Dreaming is a solo exhibition by Paul Scerri, held at Spazju Kreattiv. It is curated by Gabriel Zammit, and Andrew Borg Wirth is associate curator. This project sees Scerri develop his practice into new territories and delve into dreams, asking the question, ‘what does it mean to dream alone and together? Is it possible to hear the sound of you dreaming?’ It is a well-known fact that dreams follow archetypal patterns which cut across time and culture. They are a rupture in the process of understanding the world because they contradict everyday notions of time and space, but at the same time, they also contain strange and deep personal and collective truths. Complemented by a programme of auxiliary events as well as a micro-exhibition in collaboration with Valletta Contemporary, this project also fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and sees Scerri push his practice in new and innovative directions.
Beneficiary: Ruth Borg
Reference number: ARTS41-24-4472
Project Title: ILSNA: Songs and Stories of Lovers
Amount awarded: €30,000
Who taught us how to love and be lovers in this world? ILSNA: Songs and Stories of Lovers is a new participatory performance project aiming to cultivate more awareness around the practice of love towards yourself and others. ILSNA ("tongues" in Maltese) celebrates the power of singing, speaking, and connecting through shared dialogue around intimate love and relationships. Led by performing artist Ruth Borg, this intimate two-hour performative gathering features original songs in Maltese, interspersed with writings on love, followed by an open discussion, inviting audience participation journeying into the depths of love. ILSNA: Songs and Stories of Lovers will be a collaboration among Maltese and foreign artists (NL/UK) and the local community that nurtures meaningful societal impact through an intimate performance and 4 satellite events. This intergenerational event will be facilitated in a small, cosy and intimate setting that allows audience members to share stories, hopes, fears, uncertainties, and more…about love, relationships and all we have taken for granted about what it means to be a lover.
Beneficiary: Culture Venture
Reference number: ARTS61-24-4540
Project Title: Live Journalism
Amount awarded: €30,000
Live Journalism in theatre aims to bring journalism and theatre together, helping to put a public face to journalism and provide background and context to the stories that dominate our headlines. Directed by Herman Grech, Times of Malta Editor-in-Chief journalists and theatre practitioners will collaborate to present news stories and investigative reports through engaging storytelling, multimedia presentations, and interactive elements. This innovative format, gaining popularity in Europe and the US, involves presenting stories to live audiences, making journalism more relatable and fostering a deeper understanding of its critical role. The project by Udjenza will unfold in five phases: research and development, testing, creation, production and evaluation, culminating in six performances at Spazju Kreattiv in 2026. The project aims to increase transparency in the media, rebuild trust with journalists, foster community engagement, and enhance media literacy. The creative process and outcomes will be shared with other live journalism practitioners overseas, connecting the project to a global reach.
Beneficiary: Daniel Azzopardi
Reference number: ARTS80-24-4561
Project Title: It’s True, It’s True, It’s True
Amount awarded: €30,00
The project involves translating the critically acclaimed theatre play 'It's True, It's True, It's True' by Breach Theatre into Maltese and staging it in an unconventional space that reflects the themes and subject matter of the script. Based on court transcripts from the trial of Agostino Tassi for the rape of Baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi, the play examines the intersection of personal trauma and public perception, paralleling historical and contemporary issues of rape and victim-blaming. This initiative will promote artistic excellence and highlight the crucial role of theatre in fostering discussion and engagement with the wider public. Highlighting Artemisia’s connection to Malta through Caravaggio and de Boulogne's works, the production will integrate multimedia to breathe life into her art, linking historical narratives with the modern "trial by social media" phenomenon. Collaborating with Heritage Malta and supported by key organisations such as the St Jeanne Antide Foundation, the Women’s Rights Foundation and the Women for Women Foundation, the project aims to provoke dialogue on sexual violence and social justice, empower female agency, and foster community engagement. Expected outcomes include increased awareness, cultural enrichment, and strengthened community bonds.
Beneficiary: Melanie Erixon
Reference number: ARTS90-24-4573
Project Title: Maltese Diptych
Amount awarded: €30,000
This is an encompassing curatorial project showcasing a diverse range of visual art by one artist at two of Valetta's most renowned art institutions. Conceptually, both exhibitions draw attention to the global climate crisis and the effects of sociocultural evolution through the use of schematic drawings in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional forms. The diversity in style and scale between linked solo exhibitions creates a fascinating curatorial element. Together, these two awarded exhibitions present an opportunity to feature work by a multi-disciplinary artist in a rare way. Starting on May 16, 2025, the first scheduled exhibition of this project will open in the circular atrium at Spazju Kreattiv titled "Dystopian Garden." The second exhibition begins six weeks later, on July 4, 2025, at MUZA, titled "3D Blueprint Malta Station". Each exhibition accentuates prominent architectural elements within these historic spaces.
Beneficiary: Elaine Falzon
Reference number: ARTS01-24-4343
Project Title: Set Building and painting: weekend intensives
Amount awarded: €20,800
This project aims to emphasise the crucial role of scenography in the artistic process of performing arts. Building on the success of the Xenografija weekend intensive, the new initiative focuses on enhancing technical skills for theatre practitioners, specifically in set building and advanced set painting. The project includes two weekend intensives in October 2025: one dedicated to set painting with renowned Italian set painter Mario Paolantonio, and the other to set construction led by Rossano Grasselli. Each workshop, designed for eight participants, offers direct participation and hands-on experience. Partnering with the Malta Crafts Foundation, the project leverages the Foundation's access to skilled artisans who may not currently be involved in the theatre sector. This collaboration benefits both parties by providing new opportunities for artisans to expand their practice and addressing skill gaps in the theatre sector, ultimately enriching the local performing arts scene.
Beneficiary: Dance Beyond Borders
Reference number: ARTS98-24-4578
Project Title: Decolonisation: The Story of All of Us
Amount awarded: €27,993
Decolonisation: The Story of All of Us is a multifaceted project that critically examines Malta's colonial legacy and its impact on contemporary Maltese identity within the broader European context. Over a three-week residency, nine European artists will engage in Somatic Performative Research to explore diverse academic perspectives on decolonization. The project aims to analyse collective memory and identity politics, leveraging Malta's position as a Mediterranean crossroads to investigate the intersections of European and African identities. By fostering critical thinking and employing Donna Haraway's concept of "Situated Knowledge," the initiative encourages participants to question who tells the stories and the implications of these narratives. The residency includes training sessions led by distinguished academics and culminates in a public artivist production designed to engage audiences in dialogue about decolonization and migration issues, ultimately promoting a deeper understanding of cultural identities and histories through innovative artistic expression.
Beneficiary: SLAM Boards
Reference number: ARTS85-24-4567
Project Title: Bringing Elora to Life: An Immersive Sci-Fi Board Game Exhibition
Amount awarded: €30,000
The project, Bringing Elora to Life: An Immersive Sci-Fi Board Game Exhibit aims to deliver a groundbreaking PvP board game experience. The game features a dynamic 4 vs. 1 setup, where four players work together against a single powerful, player-controlled monster, providing different experiences on each side of the fight. Both the monster and hunters will offer diverse playstyles through distinct starting choices and progression systems, ensuring unique experiences every game. The beneficiaries will collaborate with international artists to produce 2D and 3D artworks, including character designs and miniatures, and partner with top manufacturers to create five high-quality copies of the game. Community involvement is crucial; local playtesting will provide valuable feedback and influence development. The project will culminate in an immersive exhibit at SPIEL Essen 2025, featuring a tailored booth where attendees can experience the game firsthand at multiple tables.
Beneficiary: Miguel Formosa
Reference number: ARTS31-24-4438
Project Title: Il-Manifest tal-Qlub Maqsuma
Amount awarded: €29,688
Il-Manifest tal-Qlub Maqsuma is a theatre production that will embark on a captivating initiative led by young talent exploring Malta's late 80s political landscape. This will take place during the end of April, beginning of May at Spazju Kreattiv. This project is part of Spazju Kreattiv's programme for 2024/2025. Focusing on collective memory, the project seeks to address internal divisions hindering unity in the face of external challenges post-independence. Through collaborative efforts with community members aged 55 and above, the project aims to build a narrative, fostering open discourse and capturing diverse perspectives. Extensive research, including archival materials and interviews, forms the basis for script development. The project aspires to bridge generational divides, engaging audiences over 55 and nurturing intergenerational dialogue. Led by a fresh creative team, the initiative strives for a contemporary resonance, promoting mature political discourse without bias. Ultimately, Il-Manifest tal-Qlub Maqsuma promises to unearth historical truths, foster empathy, and facilitate meaningful dialogue across communities and generations.
Beneficiary: Rebekah Camilleri Kamsky
Reference number: ARTS09-24-4356
Project Title: Great Ideas Start Somewhere: Inspiring Creativity and Integration
Amount awarded: €16,635
Great Ideas Start Somewhere is a community project designed to inspire young minds through creativity and collaboration. Interactive workshops will be held in schools, migrant communities, and through the Jays of Sunshine Foundation for children undergoing treatment in the Rainbow Ward of Malta’s Mater Dei Hospital. Guided by educators and creative professionals, children will brainstorm and develop their ideas, learning the importance of starting somewhere and focusing on one idea. Centred around the story of a young boy who receives community support to bring his idea to life, the project emphasizes perseverance and collaboration. This initiative aims to nurture creativity, promote social integration, and support children's emotional well-being, demonstrating that even small ideas can make a significant impact when put into action, especially with community support.
Beneficiary: Teodor Reljic
Reference number: ARTS78-24-4559
Project Title: The Pity Party
Amount awarded: €21,589
The Pity Party is a gesamtkunstwerk that humorously and absurdly explores grief, inspired by the personal experiences of two artists who recently lost their fathers. Their shared grief, documented through conversations on platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, emails, and Instagram, forms the basis of this project. By transforming these private discussions into public art, the installation invites viewers to engage in a dialogue about grief and its social dynamics. The title, The Pity Party, humorously reflects the artists’ self-awareness as children of public figures whose legacies they now uphold. The artwork comprises multiple video works displayed on separate screens within an exhibition space, each exploring different expressions of grief. A publication, presented as part of the installation, includes written segments of their conversations, along with images, photographs, drawings, and other significant elements from their personal and their fathers' archives.
Beneficiary: Inclusive Limited
Reference number: ART118-24-4598
Project Title: A Multi-Sensory Theatre Project for Autism and Neurodiversity
Amount awarded: €30,000
Railway: A Multi-Sensory Theatre Project for Autism and Neurodiversity is a pioneering initiative designed to create a tailored multi-sensory theatre production for autistic and neurodivergent audiences. The project will tour special schools in Malta, targeting children aged 8 to 18 on the severe autism spectrum. Each performance, conducted for one person at a time, focuses on interactivity and sensory engagement, making the experience highly personalized. The concept addresses the challenges faced by parents when taking autistic children to conventional theatre, emphasizing the need for specialized performances. The project includes three phases: intensive training, performance creation, and a public debut in March 2025 at Spazju Kreattiv, followed by a tour of special schools across Malta.
Beneficiary: Conrad Thake
Reference number: ARTS54-24-4522
Project Title: The Memorialization of the Loss of Human Life in War Revisiting Antonio Sciortino’s ‘Temple of the British Empire to the Unknown Soldier’
Amount awarded: €22,067
The project seeks to use the latest digital technological processes to re-create Antonio Sciortino’s unrealized project of the 'Temple of the British Empire to the Unknown Soldier'. This creative artistic process will apply digital technology to the extensive corpus of drawings and plaster model at MUŻA. Sciortino’s unrealized work has never been seen and experienced within the medium of digital technology and artificial intelligence. The project's main objective is to create a ‘realistic and transformative’ experience for the visitor to envision Sciortino’s project as it would actually have been built. In many ways, the proposed creative project is the result of a dynamic synergy between art historical research and the latest digital technological processes available, that would permit us to breathe life back into Sciortino’s project.
Beneficiary: Edward Mifsud
Reference number: ARTS109-24-4591
Project Title: School of Rock – Musical and Youth Mentorship Programme
Amount awarded: €30,000
Our islands are brimming with exceptional young actors and musicians, yet they often miss early opportunities to diversify their skills and become holistic performers. This gap can stifle their growth, initiative, and versatility, resulting in lack of motivation or direction in later career stages. To address this, the beneficiary is proposing a 9-month music and performance education programme for promising youths, culminating in Malta’s première of School of Rock – The Musical in October 2025. This adopts an actor-musician approach, creating a captivating multi-dimensional experience. The mentorship programme, led by experienced professionals, will help these young artists establish themselves and advance their training in a supportive environment. By fostering collaboration with established performers, the aim is to empower youth, boosting their confidence and sense of achievement. The philosophy is to develop holistic performers, equipping them with the versatility needed to thrive. Funding from the Arts Support Scheme will make this comprehensive programme possible, enabling participants to showcase their talents and grow as confident performers.
Beneficiary: Steven X. Haber
Reference number: ARTS113-24-4595
Project Title: ‘The Dance of Death’ – A Longform Graphic Novel and Exhibition Inspired by the Dancing Plague of 1518
Amount awarded: €28,779
The Dance of Death is a longform graphic novel and exhibition at the Malta Society of Arts in Valletta by a Maltese artist, in collaboration with an international co-artist. While drawing from real-life experiences from the recent pandemic, this work is inspired by the 1518 Dancing Plague of Strasbourg and other episodes of dance manias, blending historical events with cosmic horror to explore themes of societal collapse, scapegoating, persecution and mass hysteria. The project will showcase the project's visual storytelling through detailed illustrations and thematic imagery, reflecting on human psychology and the manipulation of social fear, while celebrating the medium for its endless possibilities. After local promotion and exhibition, the project aims for international publication and potential adaptation into other media. The Dance of Death seeks to provoke thought and engage audiences through its innovative narrative and cultural commentary, offering a unique lens on historical and contemporary crises.
Beneficiary: Vikesh Godhwani Chatlani
Reference number: ARTS94-24-4575
Project Title: Blanket Ban
Amount awarded: €9,490
Blanket Ban explores Maltese women’s experiences of getting healthcare through interviews, verbatim theatre, innovative use of technology, and a fondly critical look at the island state. The piece was created through three years’ worth of interviews and research. During this time, Blanket Ban underwent two Arts Council England funded development periods. The first at Artsadmin in 2020 to develop the first draft of the script and the second at artsdepot in 2021 to develop the production. These were supported by multiple charity partners including Abortion Support Network, Abortion Rights, Women's Rights Foundation, Break The Taboo Malta and Dear Decision Makers. In 2022 Blanket Ban won the prestigious Untapped Award presented by The New Diorama, Underbelly, Borkowski and Methuen Drama, and it ran to great critical acclaim and audience responses in 2022's Edinburgh Festival Fringe for 25 performances. As part of the award the play was also published by Methuen Drama and is sold both online and in bookshops around the UK including Waterstones and The National Theatre. Following its success in Edinburgh, it enjoyed a thriving 4 week upscaled ACE funded run at The Southwark Playhouse with a further 30 performances, getting nominated for a prestigious Off West End Award.
Beneficiary: Karl Fiorini
Reference number: ARTS81-24-4562
Project Title: From Tradition to the Zeitgeist: The evolution of Maltese Mandolin Music throughout the ages
Amount awarded: €30,000
From Tradition to the Zeitgeist: The evolution of Maltese Mandolin Music throughout the ages is a recording project of Maltese Music for Mandolin ranging from the 18th century to contemporary composers by world renowned mandolin player Vincent Beer-Demander, the Ensemble Télémaque and the participation of Maltese soprano Claire Debono. The project includes these phases: Researching Malta’s mandolin music heritage and bringing it back to life; Rediscovering past rare Maltese composers; Documenting the manuscripts by typesetting them into clearly legible scores; A recording of the highest calibre to be released by a world-wide CD company; Promotion of Maltese heritage and contemporary Maltese composers; A publication of the recorded works accessible to everyone.
Beneficiary: Mireille Estelle Camilleri
Reference number: ARTS21-24-4384
Project Title: Kritikarti
Amount awarded: €30,000
KRITIKARTI (working title) is an innovative audiovisual e-magazine spearheaded by Gen Z and Millennial creatives, dedicated to delivering engaging and insightful reviews of both performing and visual arts. The platform will prioritise social media for immediate, bite-sized reviews, followed by detailed long-form reviews on the beneficiary’s online platform. This approach ensures a dynamic, timely, and thorough critique of arts events, catering to diverse audiences. The key features include: Bite-Sized Reviews: Quick, engaging reviews posted on social media immediately after events; Longform Reviews: In-depth, written critiques published on the beneficiary’s website a few days post-event; Dual Perspectives: Each review will feature insights from a young creative professional paired with a veteran in the field, providing a rich, balanced analysis; Collaborative Framework: Engages alumni, professionals, and students, leveraging their diverse expertise.
Beneficiary: Du Theatre Foundation
Reference number: ARTS63-24-4542
Project Title: Kif Tgħallimt Insuq / How I Learned to Drive
Amount awarded: €30,000
The project involves the Maltese adaptation and staging of Paula Vogel’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play How I Learned to Drive (Kif Tgħallimt Insuq), translated into Maltese by acclaimed playwright Simone Spiteri. Aiming to raise awareness about grooming and sexual abuse, the play is made culturally relevant through Spiteri’s translation and planned community engagement. Directed by Chiara Hyzler and produced in the signature style of Dù Theatre, the production features a talented team of creatives, will be presented at Theatre Next Door and will be working in collaboration with Victim Support Malta to facilitate dialogue and the artistic treatment in relation to these sensitive issues. A high-quality theatrical experience that promotes empathy, awareness and understanding about a topic that was - and still is - a dark and often ignored reality both nationally and universally.
Beneficiary: Banda San Ġiljan
Reference number: ARTS69-24-4554
Project Title: Bootcamp to Conservatorio Rossini
Amount awarded: €24,000
The aim of this project is to organise a holistic three-phase project involving all instruments of the band. Both local and international wind instruments performers are invited to attend a 3-day intensive course under the tutorship of Mro Roberto Beltran Zavala where 30 of the musicians will be chosen to go to the bootcamp phase. Eventually, 10 students from the bootcamp will be awarded a 5-day course in wind orchestra playing at the Conservatorio Giacchino Rossini in Pesaro, Italy.
Beneficiary: Angele Galea
Reference number: ARTS04-24-4347
Project Title: Borma Tbaqbaq – Il-Lingwa tal-Kċina
Amount awarded: €28,491
This first collaborative debut between Valerie Buhagiar, Dr Tyrone Grima, Pauline Fenech and Angele Galea, "Borma Tbaqbaq – Il-Lingwa tal-Kċina," is a Maltese/Canadian production that explores the female experience along with the struggles faced by the Maltese and its islands, and the impact of colonialism on the region, with a search into the similarities faced by Maltese diaspora in Canada. The performance questions and uncovers habitual toxic behaviour patterns in certain individuals whilst allowing the audience to think about the consequences those behaviours can have. The performance also invites the audience to find ways of breaking those patterns in the hope of creating a more equal society.
Beneficiary: Yasmin Kuymizakis
Reference number: ARTS95-24-4576
Project Title: Production and Development of JOON’s Second Album
Amount awarded: €22,396
JOON, an electronic solo artist from Malta, is set to create her second album with renowned producer Capitol K. This project will explore new sonic territories by incorporating vibrant percussion, quirky sounds, and ethereal elements. The album, featuring 10 tracks, will navigate themes of chaos and calm, addressing personal experiences such as anxiety, freedom, and introspection. JOON will collaborate with session musicians Oliver Degabriele (bassist) and Ġużè Camilleri (drummer/percussionist) during the pre-production phase. Recording will take place between Malta and London, where she will also work with percussionist Magnus Mehta and capture the album’s essence through a photoshoot with Maltese photographer Stephanie Galea.
Beneficiary: Laughing Matters Ltd.
Reference number: ARTS42-24-4482
Project Title: Bocci, the Musical
Amount awarded: €30,000
An original comedy musical about the traditional game of ‘Boċċi’ that will be staged at a boċċi ground with a live band on summer evenings. This Maltese comedy about a club that’s in imminent danger of closing will be written by Malcolm Galea (book) and Matthew James Borg (music and lyrics). A show about an integral and endangered part of Maltese heritage, Boċċi – the Musical will treat audiences to a fun summertime gig weaved around a hilarious yet thought-provoking narrative aimed at promoting the game to a younger and more diverse audience. The project is a collaboration between the applicant, Teatru Malta and the Malta International Arts Festival.
Beneficiary: Ivan Coleiro
Reference number: ARTS92-24-4576
Project Title: Project Polyphony
Amount awarded: €8,072
The project includes a traveling installation that embraces Multiculturism. The installation will showcase animated versions of local door knockers in sync with original polyphonic soundscapes as a metaphor for cultural integration. Two site-specific installations under this theme will serve as the launch of the traveling exhibition Project Polyphony.
