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Traveling Aristavėlė Manor – TAM
Project promoter: Open-Air Museum of LithuaniaProject title: Traveling Aristavėlė Manor - TAM
Project code: LT04-1-KM-K01-011
Project eligible expenditure: 236 773,17 Eur (EUR 158 993,18 grant from the EEA financial mechanism; EUR 28 057,62 budget co-financing; EUR 49 722,37 own resources of the project promoter).
Project signature date: 7 July 2021
Project implementation period: 7 July 2021 – 7 July 2023
Aim of the project: – to strengthening high cultural value mobile cultural services through cultural cooperation using innovative technologies and good practices
During the implementation of the project, using a valuable example of 18th century wooden architecture - the Aristavėlė Manor of the Lithuanian Folk Museum and its polychrome research, a service of high artistic value will be created - an interactive “Aristavėlė Manor”.
The traveling Aristavėlė manor is a tent - a dome, which will contain equipment and interactive tools that will allow the visitor to feel as if he were in a real manor in a certain era.
The aim is to create a product that would be easily transported and relocated throughout Lithuania and would be accessible to all residents, regardless of their financial and travel opportunities, and would be understandable to residents of all ages or education.
It will present the culture of this particular manor, as well as Lithuanian manors in general, through different senses (touch, hearing, smell, taste, vision), bringing this cultural service to 10 Lithuanian regions in Lithuania and 2 in Norway.
It is planned during the project
- To create an interactive service of high artistic value - “Traveling Aristavėlė Manor” and to present it in ten Lithuanian regions and two Lithuanian communities in Norway. To organize cultural trainings, cultural excursions for children, cultural educations for adults during the events of the traveling Aristavėlė manor. It is planned that about 2,900 people will visit the Aristavėlė manor traveling in the regions of Lithuania during the mobile events and over 300 people will take part in the organized events in the Kingdom of Norway.
- Organize two practical workshops-camps for children and young people, one for children / young people from disadvantaged backgrounds and the other for gifted students who lack the financial means to participate in the camps. During the events of the camps there will be practical art classes, theoretical lectures, lectures on cultural heritage, polychromy techniques and practical classes, colour therapy organised. The articles created during the workshop will be exhibited at the events of the traveling Aristavėlė Manor in the regions of Lithuania. It is planned that 60 people will take part in the workshops-camps.
- To create the Cultural Passport program of the Traveling Aristavėlė Manor, which will provide an opportunity to see, explore, understand and memorize the presented historical and cultural heritage of Lithuania.
- In order to properly restore and preserve the polychromy of the Aristavėlė manor, which is of great artistic value for future generations, and to give it mobility, a polychrome painting workshop of the manor will be organized with the participation of 36 participants.
- Organize trainings on topics such as the promotion of dialogue between cultural institutions, municipalities, local communities and regions; tourism promotion and cultural management; preservation and use of cultural heritage for the needs of the community, which will be attended by 40 cultural workers.
The target group of the project is communities in cultural exclusion, children and young people up to the age of 29.
Project partners – PI „Lektoriai“, PI Paparčių St. Juozapas family house, Vilnius arts academy and partners from Norway Høgskulen for grøn utvikling (The University College of Green Development), Drammen Lithuanian community, Trøndelag Lithuanian community „Baltai“.