PRODUCTION
The collaboration between the Intercultural Museum and CoFUTURES/Science Fictionality draws together theoretical, methodological and practical expertise. CoFutures brings an important theoretical and methodological expertise, while the Intercultural Museum has vast experience in exhibition making and community engagement that is integral to the success of the project.
Beyond Barcode exhibition project relies on extended partnerships contributing to all aspects of the project: From conceptual development, content creation, scenario making, prototyping to funding.
CoFutures
Interkulturelt Museum
FINANCING
Norwegian Research Council
European Research Council
Sparebankstiftelsen DNB
Networking partners
Workshop Participant Fellows
Mohamed Mohamud
Hashim Mayow
Yassine Ben Amor
Khalid Abdilahi
Helene Gallis
Sumaya Isse
Anja Bergersen
Mona Al-Karbawi
Kristin von Hirsch
Maaida Gulled
Sumaya Hassan
Khadira Jama
Ezgi Bolkar
Hanan Sharmarke Osman Hared
Hassan Abdiwahid Hassan
Hintsa Goytom Bereketab
Liza Mohammed Mohammed
Mounir Majed Alhamad
Nameh Alhamawi
Noor Hechmi
Rama Alsaleh Almughir
Zahra Ismail
Zainab Zainab
Sara Benmalek
Fadumo Ali
Creative Partners
The workshop led by dancer and choreographer Mia Habib was a collaboration where Interkulturelt Museum/CoFutures project Beyond Barcode crossed paths with Mia Habib Productions project How to. A score.
How to. A score is a community score made by Mia Habib and Janne-Camilla Lyster which premiered with five other dance artists spring 2022. Each of the different artists were developing their score practice in different geographical locations in Soweto/ South Africa, Saxapahaw/ North Carolina, Eskişehir/ Turkey, Nantes/ France, São Paulo/ Brazil and Oslo/ Norway, in close interaction with a local community: involving others in their practice, outdoors and indoors.
Mia Habib’s workshop for Beyond Barcode involved young people from Gamle Oslo and Groruddalen who took part in Beyond Barcode’s earlier workshops or worked with Mia Habib’s related project How under the Økern! project by Oslo Kommune and KORO.
Mia Habib Productions is funded by Arts Council Norway
