Foundation activity
Projects
ARNE Foundation projects are the Foundation's practical work: cultural, archival, research, publishing and educational initiatives. Projects may be created by the Foundation, co-produced or collaborative. Only real projects are published here.
The digital archive of Ilze Arne's professional legacy is the Foundation's first major archive and research initiative. The Foundation's work is not limited to it.
No project is published yet
Projects will appear here as individual records with their own address, status, related material and sources.
Kinds of project
The Foundation's areas of activity. This describes fields of work, not a list of existing projects.
- Cultural projects
- Concerts
- Events
- Exhibitions
- Recordings
- Publications
- Score editions
- Archive projects
- Digitisation
- Research
- Restoration and preservation
- Educational projects
- Masterclasses
- Baltic and international cooperation
- New creative initiatives
- Other projects consistent with Foundation purposes
Project statuses
A status is shown only where it reflects a real state of a project.
- Planned
- Active
- Completed
- Long-term
Mode of realisation
- Created by the Foundation
- Co-produced
- Collaborative project
Related records
A project never duplicates archive records; it references them through canonical relations.
- People
- Institutions
- Works
- Events and performances
- Media and documents
- Sources
- Publications
- Recordings and discography
- Research
Project photographs, posters, programmes, documents and audio/video references will be added through the shared media architecture.
Have an idea? Let's start with a conversation.
You do not need a finished project to contact the Foundation. The Foundation may help evaluate an idea, share experience and contacts, help identify possible partners, specialists or resources and, where appropriate, take part in developing it further. Every case is considered individually.
The Foundation does not promise that every idea will be implemented or financed, and does not announce a grant programme.