Figure 1: Members of the team (from L to R: Jo Haynes, Marta Kupis, Ian Woodward, Karolina Golemo and Magda Mogilnicka) waiting to chair/participate in GRASP: A Festival of New Ideas at Ragnarock Museum of Pop, Rock and Youth Culture, Roskilde, Denmark, 06 October 2022
Figure 2: Ian Woodward & Jo Haynes (from right) hosting and chairing discussion panel at GRASP: A Festival of New Ideas (Ragnarock Museum) discussing ‘Culture after COVID’, Roskilde, Denmark, 06 October 2022.
24 October 2022
Jo Haynes and the FestiVersities research team are pleased to be HERA’s (Humanities in the European Research Area) Project of the Month
FestiVersities is a multi-sited research project funded by the Humanities in the European Research Area (HERA) Joint Research programme under the Horizon 2020 scheme Public Spaces: Culture and Integration in Europe (2019-2022). The project critically interrogates the relationship between culture, public space and social integration in music festivals in five European countries.
After three and a half years of research, overlapping with the pandemic, the project is drawing to a close in November 2022.
You can see a summary here: https://heranet.info/2022/10/24/project-of-the-month-festiversities/
Further information
For further information, contact: Jo.Haynes@bristol.ac.uk or check out the project website here: www.festiversities.com
