LARM
LARM Living Art Reflecting Mankind
Lund, Sweden
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LARM is a non-profit association based in Lund, Sweden working on arts & culture, education, democracy & civil society +1 more.
LARM Living Art Reflecting Mankind is a Swedish non-profit association (ideell förening) that explores and seeks to influence its time through art and social science. Its original activity is artistic: it produces and performs theatre and storytelling productions on themes grounded in social issues or artistic questions. Its work includes projects on children's and young people's knowledge of cemeteries and democratic influence, and it promotes openness, integration, knowledge and respect for equal worth. The organisation works in Skåne, Sweden, with performances presented in Lund, Malmö and Helsingborg. Since 2020 it has also worked interdisciplinarily.
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Arts & Culture · Sweden
Theatre improvisation in which a monologue is performed in turns by three actors, all playing Gunnar, based on Bob Hanson's book. Premiered in 2015 at Månteatern in Lund.
Barns och ungas rätt till begravningsplatsen
Heritage · Sweden
Project aiming to raise children's and young people's knowledge of the multifaceted cemetery and increase their influence over it, linking knowledge with accessibility, integration and democracy.
Kvinnolinjen
Arts & Culture · Sweden
Physical, visual and tragicomic stage production built on the director's family history on the female side.
Frihetens gråljus
Arts & Culture
Stage production; premiered in 2022.
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Allmänna arvsfonden, KUR
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