RED DOOR 31

The Red Door
Network:
Red Door Magazine is a quarterly Arts &
Culture publication meant to document
the work of creators everywhere, as
well as facilitate new conversations on
important matters for our communities
in a local and international way, through
the linking of themes, collaborations,
interviews and hybrid events that can
expand the reach of independent voices
and remarkable projects. Red Door
counts with the help of correspondents
in Australia, Mexico, the US and Denmark.
Red Door also functions as a gallery
and independent space in order to serve
as a platform for the same purposes.
In expanding its reach, Red Door also
counts with:
-A podcast called the Red
Transmissions, where creatives,
activists and cultural organizers share
their process, projects and initiatives.
-A Poetic Phonotheque, which serves
as an online collection of poetry in many
languages in the voice of its authors,
created to break the barriers of distance
and facilitate free access to poetry in
households around the world.
-An independent print project called Red
Press, which focuses on the publication
of poetry (and illustration) in translation.
Bilingual books, handmade, limited
edition books.
-The Red Door Gallery located in
the cultural hub of Copenhagen on
Møllegade, Nørrebro, where talks,
workshops, exhibitions, performances
and other events are often on the
calendar, as well as limited edition
books and prints, original art,
miniature books and other art related
products, often with a focus on poetry.
See them also on the online shop:
www.reddoormagazine.com/shop
The Partners:
Litteraturcentrum KVU:
Litteraturcentrum KVU is an international
literary initiative we often promote as
a league of publishers in Scandinavia.
Red Door is published through this
collaboration.
Kultivera operates international
cultural programs that are physical,
social and creative; that stimulates and
inspires both the artists and the local
community. It is the organization in
charge of the Tranås Fringe Festival and
their curriculum of activities can be seen
on the issues of the Red Door Magazine.
Write4Word Is a West Wales
community organization with a focus
on language arts. Its director, Dominic
Williams, is a frequent correspondent of
Red Door.
La Libélula Vaga is a multilingual
literary magazine published in
Sweden documenting the work of
poets all over the planet, as well as
encouraging translations, talks and
other collaborations.
Keith FM is a Berlin-based community
radio.
Trafika Europe Research seeks
to help renew the role of literature
in nudging along the European
conversation in culture, This is done
through a bookshop, a journal, and a
radio.
IMMART works for the activation and
inclusion of linguistically and culturally
differentiated artists.
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