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 with the kind support of Stockholms Stads Kulturförvaltning,
 The Swedish Arts Grants Committee and the EU Culture
-Programme 2007-2013.
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+workshop program: http://www.performingpictures.se
+project notes: [[The Peregrini]]
+part of [[:resilients]]
-FOR MORE DETAILS AND UPDATES TO THE PROGRAM PLEASE CHECK http://www.performingpictures.se
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-=== Logbook Pollinators Rab workshop ===
-== 11/09 Recapturing the project Pollinators in the park. ==
-PILGRIMAGE
-Pollinators is the rejuvenation of old practices combined with new transdisciplinary art practices transported to pilgrimage.
-Following a thesis by Hakim Bey traveling was a tool for three practices: war, trade and pilgrimage. Within pilgrimage the mode of the journey is what is important and in the end the point.
-Pilgrimage is about sharing or giving and rituals. What does giving mean? Creating products on the road? Or more immaterial: paying or better giving attention.
-Pilgrimage is going from goal to goal, moving towards an end point. Is it searching for an in existing ideal?
-TRAVEL
-Travel can be seen as a moving studio in time space and in between.
-Traveling is connecting the nodes, like a pilgrim does and it's the in between space that is important. The nodes are sacred places.
-POLLINATORS
-Their travel is a pro-energy journey. It has a comfort aspect to it.
-Will the journey itself be the goal for the pollinators? Can the target be movable? Will everybody have their own purpose or goal?
-What about communication? Communication is meeting people, is documenting. It's not about live blogging, saying 'here I am'.
-What's important?
-  * documentarist
-  * different languages
-  * multisensoral
-  * digital and physical
-  * collecting data
-  * contact
-  * ethnographical research
-  * dry information
-**veneration: **
-early 15c., "reverence," from venerari "to worship, revere," from venus (gen. veneris) "beauty, love, desire" (see Venus).
-**veneration:**
-  noun
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-the act of venerating.
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-the state of being venerated.
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-the feeling of a person who venerates;  a feeling of awe, respect, etc.; reverence: They were filled with veneration for their priests.
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-an expression of this feeling: A memorial was erected in veneration of the dead of both world wars.