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Festivalpuljen 2022 Resumeer Af Ansøgninger Indkommet Den 15 Festivalpuljen 2022 Resumeer af ansøgninger indkommet den 15. maj 2021 Kategori Ansøger 1 . Musik Andrea Lonardo 1. Musik Colossal v. Jens Back 1. Musik Barefoot Records 1. Musik Foreningen af Blågårds Plads 1. Musik JAZZiVÆRK v. forperson Mai Seidelin 1. Musik Koncertforeningen Copenhagen Concert Community 1. Musik 5 Copenhagen Summer Festival 1. Musik Live Nation 1. Musik Nus/Nus ApS 1. Musik Musikforeningen Loppen 1. Musik Adreas Korsgaard Rasusse – Det regioale spillested ALICE står, på vegne af en nystartet, selvstændig forening, som ansøger. 1. Musik Journey 1. Musik Foreningen KLANG - Copenhagen Avantgarde Music Festival 1. Musik The Big Oil Media Group S.M.B.A. 1. Musik NJORD Festival 1. Musik Foreningen Roots & Jazz 1. Musik Foreningen Cap30 1. Musik Sound21 1. Musk Foreningen Copenhagen World Music Festival 2. Billedkunst Samarbejdet mellem Den Frie Udstillingsbygning, Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Nikolaj Kunsthal, Kunstforeningen GL. STRAND, Overgaden og Copenhagen Contemporary v. Kunsthal Charlottenborg 2. Billedkunst Jan Falk Borup 2. Billedkunst Chart Festival 2. Billedkunst Copenhagen Photo Festival 2. Billedkunst TAP1 3. Scenekunst Copenhagen Dream House/100 Dansere 3. Scenekunst Frivillig forening CLASHcph 3. Scenekunst Børekulturhus Aa’r e del af Køehas Koue 3. Scenekunst Copenhagen Circus Arts Festival 3. Scenekunst Mai Seidelin og Johan Bylling Lang (fra 2022 Foreningen Copenhagen Harbour Parade) 3. Scenekunst Copenhagen Dance Arts (CDA) Kunstnerisk ledelse; Lotte Sigh & Morten Innstrand 3. Scenekunst Copenhagen Opera Festival, Chefproducent, Rikke Frisk 3. Scenekunst CPH Stage 3. Scenekunst Foreningen Teater Solaris 3. Scenekunst AFUK 3. Scenekunst Foreningen Cap30 3. Scenekunst Nordic Break 3. Scenekunst Puppet Junior Festival ved Børnekulturstedet Sokkelundlille 3. Scenekunst Danseatelier 4. film 60seconds 4. film Asian Film Festival 4. film Social Cities 4. film Fonden De Københavnske Filmfestivaler 4. film Mix Copenhagen 4. Film Foreige VOID’s eer 4.Film Copenhagen Short Film Festival 5. Litteratur Ordselskabet 5. Litteratur Poesiens Hus 6. Øvrige 3daysofdesign ApS 6. Øvrige Foreningen af Blågårds Plads 6. Øvrige Foreningen Rapolitics 6. Øvrige Kulturforening for unge i København 6. Øvrige Kulturforeningen artFREQ 6. Øvrige Foreningen Bio Bio 6. Øvrige Copenhagen Architecture Festival 6. Øvrige Foreningen Copenhagen Carnival 6. Øvrige Foreningen Copenhagen Comics 6. Øvrige Food Organisation of Denmark 6. Øvrige Copenhagen Pride 6. Øvrige Street Copenhagen 6. Øvrige Copenhagen Light Festival 6. Øvrige Foreningen Pleasure Control 6. Øvrige Fonden Golden Days 6. Øvrige Kunstforeningen LIEBERTY 6. Øvrige Historiske Dage 6. Øvrige Det Jødiske Samfund i Danmark 6. Øvrige Foreningen Kurs 6. Øvrige Foreningen Maker 6. Øvrige Copenhagen Dream House - Naturby 6. Øvrige Nikolaj Kunsthal Kunstnerisk leder: Helene Nyborg Bay 6. Øvrige Foreningen Talk Town 6. Øvrige Ungdomsbureauet 6. Øvrige Soundtrack Café 6. Øvrige Dansk Vegetarisk Forening 6. Øvrige Kulturdistriktet 7. idræt Copenhagen Bike Community ApS 7. idræt Hafnia-Hallen 7. idræt Game Service ApS 7. idræt Copenhagen Historic Grand Prix 7. idræt Sparta Atletik & Løb 7. idræt Happy Ending Entertainment ApS 7. idræt Viking Challenge 7. idræt Mesterskabsforeningen Ropide 7. idræt Playonkids 7. idræt KAF Festival/Event Relevance Festival 2022- 2024 Relevance er en festival dedikeret til væksten af den professionelle elektroniske musikscene i Danmark, ved at skabe bro mellem det lokale og internationale marked. Festivalens fokus er på skæringspunktet mellem musik, teknologi og samfund. Ansøger ønsker at støtte det danske musikmiljø ved at aktivere den lokale scene for kunstnere og musikteknologiske iværksættere og skabe værdi for samfundet. Dette gør ansøger ved at arrangere diskussionspaneler, om udviklingen af musikbranchen, og workshops, samt afholder koncerter, der skal tiltrække et bredere publikum. Festivalen i gang med at udvikle et digitalt festivaltilbud, hvor kunstnere vil optræde i en computergenereret 3D-verden. Festivalens målgruppe er personer som er passionerede omkring elektronisk musik, såvel forbrugere og skabere. A Colossal Weekend 2022-24 A Colossal Weeked har ,ifølge asøger, e stærk iteratioal profil – og tilyder et ”fristed” for den dedikerede lytter. Ambitionen er at skabe et nordeuropæisk samlingspunkt for post- rock, post-metal, math-rock, doom, sludge og andre af rockmusikkens mere skæve, obskure og nicheprægede artister. Festivalen lægger også vægt på andre udtryksformer, som perforae – og illedkust og her festial har sit eget særege isuelle udtryk. 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Der vil desuden være DJs i pauserne mellem koncerter og arrangementer og samarbejde med lokale spisesteder og gadekøkkener på festivalpladsen. Festivalen samarbejder også med lokale aktører og foreninger med særligt fokus på det boligsociale område gennem inddragelse af unge fra FRAK og frivillige, der samtidig får udviklet kompetencer og oplever glæde, ansvar og engagement. BRØNHØJ SOMMER JAZZ 2022-2024 BRØNSHØJ SOMMER JAZZ har eksisteret i 3 år og er , ifølge ansøger, en etableret begivenhed i Brønshøj, som ønsker at udvikle sig med en mere grøn profil, tværæstetiske projekter, inddragende workshops, flere lokale partnerskaber og større muligheder for at nå mere udsatte dele af Brønshøj og omegn evt, med sattelitbegivenheder. Festivalen planlægger at præsentere koncerter for børn, koncerter af grænsesøgende og eksperimenterende karakter, blueskoncerter og musik fra andre kulturer. I alt er det planen at præsentere 13 koncerter. Festivalen arbejder med inddragelse af frivillige og lokale institutioner som Kulturhuset Pilegården, Husum Bibliotek, Tingbjerg kulturhus og Bibliotek, og får lokale restauratører til at sælge mad under festivalen. Copenhagen Concert Festival 2022 Copenhagen Concert Festival er en ny festival, der afholdes i den gamle Dansepavillon i Sydhavnen i samarbejde med Karens Minde Kulturhus. Den klassiske musik får spillerum i et koncertforløb med rytmisk musik, og bliver således præsenteret i sammenhæng med fx punk, indie, singer-songwriter, r&b, jazz eller elektronisk. Med klassisk og rytmisk musik på samme scene, ønsker ansøger at gøre den levende klassiske musik tilgængelig for et voksent publikum, der ellers ikke plejer at gå ud og høre klassisk musik. Copenhagen Summer Festival 2022- 2024 Copenhagen Summer Festival præsenterer klassisk kammermusik med unge talenter og prisvindere fra ind- og udland. Koncerterne skal vise eliten af vækstlaget, og ansøger angiver, at de fleste danske solister, som nu er etablerede navne har spillet på Copenhagen Summer Festival. Festivalen har altså både til formål at præsentere store musikoplevelser og at fremme udviklingen af den klassiske musikscene gennem præsentation af unge talenter. Festivalen angiver at have et gennemsnitligt billetsalg på over 90%, og at der er fokus på at tiltrække publikummer under 25, bl.a. gennem ungdomsrabat. Copenhell 2022-2024 Der asøges o tilskud til tre idsatsoråder. ”Let’s all go to hell”, "Rok Cap for Girls" og "projekt o gerug af plastik". Med projektet ”Let’s alle go to hell” il asøger på aggrud af en analyse undersøge sig selv som festival, ift. kommunikation, kultur, opbygning og afvikling, for at identificere de vigtigste indsatsområder, hvor ansøger kan blive endnu bedre til at tage hånd om publikum. Og på baggrund heraf arbejde videre med specifikke initiativer som f.eks. et safe space område. Der ansøges om 105.000 kr. til projektet i årene 2022-2024. Med " Rock Camp for Girls", er ønsket at forlænge og videreføre rockskole for piger i alderen 13-19 år. Campen er af 4-dages varighed, derudover vil der blive afholdt 3 reunions hen over året. Pigerne vil bl.a. blive inviteret til Copenhell til en koncert, med rundvisning på venue. Der ansøges om 175.000 kr. til projektet i årerne 2022-2024. Med "projektet om genbrug af plastik", ønsker ansøger at have et større fokus på genanvendelse af plastikaffald, der generes i forbindelse med afviklingen af festivalen. På sigt er det ønsket at alle former for plastmateriale kan indsamles og efterfølgende indgå i et cirkulært system, med henblik på fremstilling af nye plastprodukter, der f.eks. kan genbruges på efterfølgende festivaler. Der ansøges om 95.000 kr. til projektet i årene 2022-2024. Distortio – Køehas Byfest - Folkene bag Distortion ønsker at genskabe fokus på at iscenesætte København som en alsidig, nyskabende og mangfoldig by. Der søges derfor om tilskud til at forbedre byfesten- delen af Distortion, som er de gratis gadefester og aktiviteter under den ugelange festival. Ansøger vil bl.a. fokusere på nye områder, nye kunstneriske
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