LABA Valencia hosted the ACDC Multiplier Event, a day that brought together artists, educators, students, designers, and cultural agents to present the final results of the ACDC European project—an Erasmus+ initiative in the field of school education focused on the co-creation and validation of educational and learning materials.

Throughout the afternoon, participants shared experiences and engaged in lively exchanges.

The event began with a presentation by Mirjam Hillenius, Head of International Programmes and Mobility at LABA Valencia, who outlined the aims of the project. This was followed by Inês de Azevedo and Joana Mateus (Casa da Imagem), who shared the outcomes of the workshops held in Portugal in collaboration with the Agrupamento de Escolas de Cristelo, involving more than 100 students.

Later, LABA Valencia students from the  BAH en Digital Media and BAH en Fotografía y vídeo—Michelle Castillo, Joana Soler, Inès Lessinger and Sergio Pons,—presented their experiences running workshops in various schools across Valencia.

https://labavalencia.net/en/ecowaves-workshop-laba-valencia-students-acdc-european-project/

New Erasmus+ programmes were also announced, aimed at students of the Graphic Design and Digital Media and Photography and Video degrees, with the goal of expanding international mobility opportunities.

The event concluded with a BLABLANIGHTS masterclass by Fer Vallespín, Art Director at GQ, Vanity Fair, and Condé Nast Traveler, who spoke about his professional journey in the editorial and creative industries.

https://labavalencia.net/blablanights-fervallespin/

The event was organised by LABA Valencia. School of Art, Design & New Media, in collaboration with the Design Foundation of the Valencian Community.

More information: www.acdc-erasmus.eu