Udruga Domino
Zagreb, Croatia
About
Founded in 2003, Udruga Domino is a non-profit association based in Zagreb, Croatia working on arts & culture, lgbtq+, human rights +1 more.
Udruga Domino is a non-profit civil society association based in Zagreb, Croatia, working in culture on the local and international scene. It was founded in 2003 and works to question traditional norms and to transform oppressive norms in transitional society. Its work spans art, media, public policy and education, and it collaborates with domestic and international organisations. Its main programmes are culture, media, education and policy. It runs festivals such as Festival Perforacije and Sounded Bodies, the Queer Zagreb Season, Queer MoMenti film programme, and research and publishing activities, including more than 30 book titles. The association supports independent and queer artistic expression that is subversive yet harmless to others, and works on violence prevention education and awareness with women and the public.
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Festival Perforacije
Arts & Culture
Festival presenting innovative approaches to performance, theatre and dance, supporting independent authorship on the domestic scene.
Sounded Bodies
Arts & Culture
Festival presenting artists who explore performance forms in relation to sound and movement.
Queer Zagreb Sezona
LGBTQ+
Season of queer artistic programmes that question aesthetic and social norms in the transitional society.
Queer MoMenti
LGBTQ+
Long-running queer film programme in Europe, with screenings held monthly.
ETNO QUEER
Arts & Culture
Cultural research and production project bringing together culture and socio-humanist organisations from Croatia and the region.
Island Connect
Arts & Culture
European project led by Domino with six cultural organisations from Denmark, Italy, France, Ireland and Spain.
ACT: Art, Climate, Transition
Environment & Climate
European collaborative project addressing just transition through art and activism.
Povijest političkog performansa
Arts & Culture
Research and database on the history of political performance in Croatia from the 1960s to today.
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Goethe-Institut Zagreb, Heinrich Böll Stiftung, The British Council, Open Society, Zaklada Kultura Nova, Trust for Mutual Understanding, Creative Europe
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Disability, Community development
Hrvatsko društvo glazbenih teoretičara
Arts & Culture, Education
Volonterski centar POZITIVA
Community development, Children & Youth +1 more
Udruženje hrvatskih arhitekata
Arts & Culture, Community development
Zajednica sportova PGŽ
Sport for development, Children & Youth +1 more
KAoperativa
Arts & Culture, Community development