Ecumenic Creative Operations
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Ecumenic Creative Operations
The Ecumenic Creative Operations is a non-profit enterprise that develops site-specific open-source collaborative contemporary art such as opera, multimedia installations, and art exhibitions.[1]
Artwork Development Process
⚫ Briefing & Meeting site specific work history and co-creation of joint ventures cultural positioning best possible actions.
⚫ Co-Projecting of scheduled plan into one third of theoric development, a third of scalable integral administration, and a third of examined practices.
⚫ Field Research of devotional landmarks, creative industries & faithful congregations to analyze how they relate to each other and to our project.
⚫ Curatorship of collaborators through projects analysis and anamnesis interviews & coordination of studies on nourishing cross-cultural interpollinations.
⚫ Analysis of experimental and statistical available about each project's issues through glocal responsible examples & data science processes.
⚫ Education of collaboration crew with pragmatic executive specialists expertise for the formation of action multipliers reviewing our methodology.
⚫ Composition of a cycle of solidary open-source practical workshops to collaboratively design and architect an ecumenic systemic artwork project.
⚫ Engineering of the artworks in accordance to operatic museological executive production standards using open-source scalable reliability growth methods.
⚫ Production of a coherent presentation of our collective project to representatives of the creative and ecumenic community to improve its features.
⚫ Organization of processual documentation and design of a replicable methodologic materials to foster new ethical peacebuilding cultural developments.
External Links
- https://ecumenic.github.io, Ecumenic Creative Operations Official Website.
References
- ↑ "Ecumenic Creative Operations". ecumenic.github.io. Retrieved 2019-02-15.
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