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עמותת תרבות בירושלים ללא גבולות מספקת הכשרות לפיתוח של יכולות ניהול מקצועי לאמנים בראשית דרכם בכל תחומי האמנות ומכל המגזרים, במזרח ומערב ירושלים. אנחנו מביאים כיווני חשיבה חדשים, סדנאות לבניית יכולות, וכלים ניהוליים. תרבות בירושלים ללא גבולות מרכזת משאבים, מכנסת יוצרים ובעלי עניין לשיח משותף, שמחבר בין אנשים וקהילות ומעודד יצירת רעיונות והזדמנויות חדשות של עשיה מיטבית. בכך אנחנו שואפים להגדיל את הנראות, הישימות, והקיימות של ארגוני אמנות בירושלים.
פורום מנהיגות תרבותית
רשת של אמנים, ארגונים, תורמים, קובעי מדיניות, בעלי עניין ותושבים. הפורום מתכנס לדון בסוגיות בעלות חשיבות לאקוסיסטם התרבותי בירושלים. הפורום משמש כפלטפורמה לשיתופי פעולה, שיתוף ידע, השראה, ותמיכה.
הכשרות, ייעוץ, ומנטורינג
ליווי מתמשך לארגוני אמנות חדשים, קטנים ובינוניים בירושלים. JCU מלווה ארגונים אלו בתהליכים פרטניים, כדי לבנות את היכולות הכלכליות והניהוליות שלהם, ולעזור להם לעבור ממצב הישרדותי לשגשוג וקיימות.
מנהיגות ישראלית–אתיופית
סדרת הכשרות ומפגשים להעצמת הדור החדש של יוצרים ואמנים ישראלים-אתיופים, ולהגביר את קולם בחברה הישראלית. JCU מארגנת הכשרות לאמנים צעירים, ומספקת הזדמנויות לרישות (נטוורקינג), לימוד משותף, ופיתוח קריירה.
תשתיות ליצירה אמנותית במזרח ירושלים
הכשרות מקצועיות ובניית יכולות לאמנים וארגונים פלסטיניים במזרח ירושלים. JCU ערך סקר צרכים ומיפוי משאבים לאמנות וקהילה במזרח העיר. על בסיס ממצאי המחקר בונה JCU בשנת 2022 תוכנית פיילוט לשהות אמנים (רזידנסי) במזרח העיר.
מענקים לקהילות יצירתיות
מעגל הנתינה לאמנות בירושלים: קרן למענקים שממומנת על ידי תומכים מקומיים וקרנות בינלאומיות. מעגל הנתינה מספק מענקים לארגונים שנבחרו על ידי תורמים מקומיים. היוזמה שואפת לבנות תרבות של תמיכה מקומית לאמנויות בירושלים. בשנת 2022 המעגל יחלק מעל 200,000 ש’’ח לאמנים ירושלמיים.
בהשראת מעגל הנתינה, JCU גייס קרן שמיועדת לתמוך באמנים ישראלים–אתיופים ואמנים פלסטיניים שמתקשים בהשגת מימון מרשויות ופילנתרופיה. המענקים מחולקים בתהליך שיתופי על ידי ועדה שכוללת אמנים, נציגי קהילה ואחרים. המענקים האלה תומכים באמנים הן ביצירת עבודות חדשות והן להרחבת תוכניות קיימות.
בוגרי JCU
Mashiv HaRuach
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The Poetry Journal was established in 1994 by young religious residents of Yehuda and Shomron as a creative response towards Jewish experience and traditions through its publication of Jewish and Israeli poetry. The journal has become a significant platform for Hebrew poetry and represents an artistic initiative based in an area lacking in cultural amenities.
The Jerusalem Print Workshop
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Founded in 1974 by Arik Kilemnik – winner of the 2001 Teddy Kollek Jerusalem Foundation Prize, the center is dedicated to the art of printmaking offering artists a professional print studio as well as quality exhibitions for the public in the unique gallery space located in a picturesque building from the Ottoman period, in the Morasha neighborhood on the seam line between east and west Jerusalem.
Muslala
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Muslala, established in 2009 by artists, residents and community activists of the Musrara neighborhood in Jerusalem curates art exhibitions, offers urban “art-tracks" guided tours, workshops, a meeting and study center, an exhibition space and community garden. Muslala, is developing a program with a city center base to expand the reach of its artistic activity.
Studio of Her Own
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Studio of Her Own is a network of visual artists initiated and managed by and for religious women that aim to empower themselves as they pursue a professional art career. Activities such as creating exhibition opportunities, professional development coaching and peer review serve to bridge art study and practical support to assist each individual artist to establish herself as an accomplished professional.
Black Box
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Black Box is an independent initiative showcasing contemporary art in public space by transforming billboards into installations of visual art in place of commercial advertising. For ten days each year, dozens of municipal billboards support works of art and engage viewers and artists in a new relationship encountering art in a non-traditional setting.
The Jerusalem Biennale
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The Jerusalem Biennale is a creative platform for artists whose work is inspired by Jewish sources. The Biennale takes place every two years and takes advantage of different locations and venues throughout the city to provide an outlet for diverse, creative expressions of contemporary Jewish art.
Jerusalem Dance Theatre
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Jerusalem Dance Theatre
The Jerusalem Dance Theater engages dancers at the beginning of their careers in new works of choreography inspired by ideas and issues connected to Jerusalem. facebook.com/Theater.Dance.Jerusalem/
Good Point Theatre
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Good Point Theatre
An ensemble of religious men who create work inspired by particular issues within their community that has universal relevance for all audiences.
Psik Theater
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Psik Theater
Original productions inspired by Israeli culture, society and local traditions. Mainly through the Platform School for Amateur Actors, which is the biggest in Jerusalem, the group aims to make theater accessible to various audiences and populations.
psik.org.il
Mystorin Theater Group
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Mystorin Theater Group Brings the beauty of ancient Hebrew texts to Israeli and international audiences creating a unique theatrical poetry that can be understood by speakers of all languages.
facebook.com/mystorin
c.a.t.a.m.o.n Dance Group
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c.a.t.a.m.o.n Dance Group
The c.a.t.a.m.o.n group adds new vision and energy to the emerging vibrant dance scene in Jerusalem with young talent who engage with ideas and environments that reach new audiences for contemporary dance.
catamon.com
The Kolben Dance Company
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The Kolben Dance Company
The veteran Jerusalem based choreographer, Amir Kolben creates work for his company that engages the complexity of Jerusalem, conveying the spirit of the city for local and international audiences.
kolbendance.com
Hazira Performance Arts Arena
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Hazira promotes performance art and interdisciplinary theater in Jerusalem and around the country with experimental productions in theater, dance, video arts, and multimedia.
hazira.org.il
Manofim
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Manofim is an independent initiative that curates an annual exhibition, migrating across dozens of sites throughout Jerusalem to expose new visual, media and performance artists and to animate the city with arts activity.
manofim.org
Flamenca Studio
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Flamenca Studio
A community project aimed at enriching student and audience appreciation for the arts-music, dance and stories-of Flamenco. As both an oriental and occidental art form, the development of the Flamenco dance reflects interactions between the three major religious cultures – Judaism, Christianity and Islam and as such, a special place is reserved for Flamenco dance in the city of Jerusalem.
Maayan Liebman-Sharon
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Maayan Liebman-Sharon
The initiative is aimed at creating a professional space for those who view dance as an integral part of their lives. Establishing a center to explore body and movement open to people of all backgrounds, experienced and inexperienced in dance, provides the opportunity to develop physical skills and expressive abilities and create new appreciating dance audiences.
Angela Dance Company
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Angela Dance Company
Founded by Miriam Engel, the contemporary dance ensemble connects performing artists and audience through physical and theatrical communication. Angela explores both personal and universal themes, finding inspiration in Jerusalem’s multicultural and complex intellectual and artistic environment.
Art Shelter
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Art Shelter
A visual arts gallery located in a Haredi neighborhood adjacent to Mea Sharim. Their exhibits of contemporary art respect ultra-orthodox values and practice. With its own full time artistic director and curator, the pioneering gallery showcases a variety of individual and collective works throughout the year which are relevant to this unique audience.
Balagina
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Balagina
Balagina’s performance work offers the possibility to connect with Jewish culture by reclaiming Jewish narratives through theater and humor, inspired by history, ancient literature and the land of Israel.
Theo-tron Group
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Theo-tron Group
Founding the Theo-tron group was inspired by the vision of the late Rabbi Menachem Fruman to promote creative theater work across Israel’s different cultures and social sectors. The theater operates in the spirit of easing conflict through art with the intention of stimulating dialogue and understanding.
Internal Compass
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Internal Compass
The Internal Compass Leadership Program encourages outstanding young musicians to become ambassadors of music in the community. Combining our goals of leadership and excellence we recruit promising musicians from diverse backgrounds and guide them through their musical training to achieve the social benefit of enhancing appreciation of Jazz in communities who may not be otherwise familiar with this modern musical art form.
The Artists Workshop in Teddy
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The Artists Workshop in Teddy
The New Gallery showcases contemporary Israeli visual art in curated, themed exhibitions including group and individual shows. Located at the Teddy Sports Arena, it seeks to reach audiences beyond traditional art viewers through its unique venue and emphasis on significant Israeli talent.
Social Theater Mashu Mashu
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Social Theater Mashu Mashu
The troupe addresses issues in their work relevant to the environment in which they live and create, and engage in arts activities in the neighborhood.
mashu-mashu.org
Mikro Theater
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Mikro Theater
The company stages works of Russian and Western European literature with Jewish themes.
mikro.co.il
Koom-Koom Theater
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Koom-Koom Theater
"Koom-Koom" Theater is a small group of puppeteers, clowns and musicians who create magical visual theater on an intimate scale for children and families.
facebook.com/koomkoomtheatre
Sala-Manca
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Sala-Manca
Situated in the renovated Hansen Hospital, Sala-Manca’s works deal with social and political issues as well as tensions between low and high tech aesthetics through poetic materials with urban contexts.
sala-manca.net
Between Heaven and Earth
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Between Heaven and Earth
“Between Heaven and Earth” is a cultural center in Jerusalem, a home for creating and producing contemporary dance as an exploration of body and spirit hosting an annual festival and on- going activities dedicated to this creative dialog. docdance.com
Koresh 14
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Koresh 14
"Koresh 14" is an art initiative founded by Bezalel art academy graduates that operates out of a residential building in downtown Jerusalem. Young performers working in new media and visual arts participate in Koresh 14 events held for a variety of audiences in the city.
The Incubator Theater
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The Incubator Theater
Founded by graduates of the Nissan Nativ Acting Studio, the Incubator was established as a creative outlet for a wide range of productions for appreciative audiences in Jerusalem and abroad.
incubator.org.il