As part of the Center for Shaping Everyday Life project, four educational and informational videos are planned to inform the general and professional public about key concepts and good practices in participatory management in culture.
In the third video of the series, Molekula – Collaborative and Participatory Management in Rijeka, we provide an overview of the actors within the Rijeka independent cultural scene gathered under the Molekula Association. Molekula emerged as a response from civil organizations in culture to the lack of space.
Since 2007, the civil-public relationship between Molekula and the City of Rijeka has been constantly evolving, as have the components of Molekula itself. Currently, the Molekula Association manages spaces such as Filodrammatica, Youth Center Palach, Salon ReUse Center, ReUse Workshop, and Delta 5, the former Ivex building. We spoke with cultural workers and representatives of space users about the current state of the scene and the future of civil-public partnerships in Rijeka.
Author of the Synopsis: Ivana Borovnjak
Cinematographer and Editor: Miran Krčadinac Flock
Interlocutors: Davor Mišković, founder of the Molekula Association and head of the Drugo More Association; Luka Rodela, former president of the Molekula Association; Ivana Katić, project manager, Drugo More Association; Borko Novitović, coordinator at Filmaktiv, newly elected president of the Molekula Association; Vanja Kauzlarić, head of RiRock Association; Marino Krstačić Furić, designer (MFK&AT), Delta 5 Association; Ana Tomić, designer (MFK&AT), Delta 5 Association; Miljana Babić, artist, Delta 5 Association; Elvis Krstulović, artist (Fokus Grupa), Delta 5 Association.
We thank the interlocutors for their time!
The Center for Shaping Everyday Life (COS) is a two-year research cultural project of HDD (Croatian Design Society) and partners MUO (Museum of Arts and Crafts), ULUPUH (Croatian Association of Applied Arts Artists), the City of Zagreb, and Shadow Casters, aimed at contemplating the establishment and management of a potential new cultural institution in the city of Zagreb.
The project is co-financed by the European Union from the European Social Fund. The production of video material is co-financed by funds from the European Union from the European Social Fund. The content of the broadcast material is the sole responsibility of the Croatian Design Society.