Transborder Café: Still Building Neighbourhood
Panel discussion Gratis 18.februar 18:00 The Transborder Café returns during Barents Spektakel 2021 to bring the most important cross-border debate and discussion to the eyes…
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Transborder Café + Moddi // Win-win: Art-based tourism in the North
NorskEnglishNorsk Nord har blitt både et utgangspunkt for kunstnerisk research og en attraktiv turistdestinasjon for folk fra hele kloden. Reiselivet er den største næringen i… -
Transborder Café + Moddi // Win-win: Art-based tourism in the North
Transborder Café + Moddi // Win-win: Art-based tourism in the North
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Amund S. Sveen’s ‘The United States of Barents’ – Redux 2017
Last night, Verdensteatret in Tromsø played host to the Transborder Cafe marking the 10th anniversary of Amund S. Sveen's performance, the United States of Barents –… -
Transborder Cafe – The United States of Barents – performance by Amund S. Sveen
Pikene på Broen inviterer til Transborder Café: The United States of Barents – performance ved Amund S. Sveen Hva har folk i Barentsregionen felles –… -
Transborder Cafe – Chto Delat, Morten Strøksnes and Gromyka at Finnmark International Literature Festival
Pikene på Broen, in cooperation with the Finnmark International Literature Festival, presented the Transborder Café exploring the delicate and sometimes unspoken cultural differences that exist across the Russian-Norwegian border.
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Transborder Cafe streaming on Morgenbladet
If you missed our Transborder Cafes during the festival you can always catch the archive of the discussions on Morgenbladet portalen.
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Transborder Cafe travels to Nikel
The Woodhouse Café in Nikel was packed on Friday as we presented our Transborder Café discussing ‘The Sustainabilty of Public Art in Industrial Towns’.
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Tranborder Кухня – Pikene på Broen and FridayMilk’s Discussion Forum Collaboration
In the framework of Murmansk Business week, Fridaymilk and Pikene på Broen collaberated for the first «Transborder Кухня (Kitchen)».
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Transborder Cafe at Norwegian-Russian Culture Forum
‘Look at it! – The role of art in public spaces’