On 3 and 4 October, the partner organisations of the Digi-Helicon project met in Berlin, Germany. In the setting of the German capital, the consortium met to continue the ongoing work and plan activities for the coming months.
Indeed, the DigiHelicon project platform will soon be made available to artists and aspiring artists who want to acquire or improve their digital skills. They will be able to access the online course and learn freely about the topics they are interested in: from discovering the digital tools of artistic production to the use of social media and the related ethical and legal issues concerning the distribution of their works.
But there is more important news to come! In fact, the consortium is preparing the mentoring programme that will accompany the participants on their learning path. This path will then culminate in a virtual exhibition in which the artists from the countries involved will participate.
In short, there is a lot of news and opportunities coming up!
If you are interested, follow the project on the official channels and website and stay updated!
