1. University of Lapland as a Lead partner will be responsible for the
THE NORTHERN BEAUTY
Barents visual arts in
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Working groups all partners are involved
University of Lapland as a Lead partner will be responsible for the
Project organization, management and implementation.
Steering group (SG)
The SG will monitor the implementation of the project plan and control the operation in accordance with the Grant Contract.
Coordination and management group (GMG)
Will take care of management and monitoring of the financial and operative processes.
Expert group (EG) - Publication
- Exhibition
- Seminar/symposiums
- Network
The Expert group will be responsible for planning exhibitions and symposiums together with the project manager.
EG will provide the content guidance and help with the implementation of artistic aspect of the project.
Upon the development, dissemination and establishment of the project’s results during and after the project.
Regional Reference Groups (RRG)
(RRGs: RRG Finland, RRG Sweden, RRG Russia, RRG Norway)
RRGs will support regional representatives of the Steering Group with perspective and
feedback to the implemented activities. There is 1 subgroup in each participating country,
responsible for support processes of project activities at the national level, facilitating dialog with external stakeholders and other experts from the field.
Have to establish

2. . J F M A S O N D
2012
THE RESEARCH
University of Lapland will coordinate research activities
Art history-based research activities in each area in order to organize exhibitions and joint research symposiums in the Barents Region
1st Expert group meeting Murmansk
Expert group will make decisions about contents of publication. . J F M A S O N D
2013
2nd Expert group meeting Karasjok
Publication plan
3rd Expert group meeting Luleå
4th Expert group meeting Rovaniemi
Gathering of research material
At the end of 2013 exhibition catalogue will be ready . J F M A S O N D
2014
Kemi
EXHIBITION TOUR
(exhibition and educational activities, such as workshops, performances etc
Luleå – 1.6.
Karasjok – 24.8.
Publication ready in the last ex opening in Murmansk 12th September 2014.
Northern fine arts with research material will be published; some of the articles will be available in the internet.
Murmansk –

3. . J F M A S O N D
2012
THE EXHIBITION TOUR
Museums will be responsible for the Exhibition part of the project
(exhibition and educational activities, such as workshops, performances etc.).
Exhibition and educational activities, such as workshops, performances etc.). Each country will decide the way of presenting northern fine art of own region from the examined period.
1st Expert group meeting Murmansk
Gathering of works . J F M A S O N D
2013
Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Regional Office of Lapland is responsible of the logistics
Tendering
2nd Expert group meeting Karasjok
3rd Expert group meeting Luleå
Design posters, catalogue, invitations
4th Expert group meeting Rovaniemi
At the end of 2013 a basis for a publication/a kind of
exhibition catalogue will be ready . J F M A S O N D
2014
EXHIBITION TOUR
(exhibition and educational activities, such as workshops, performances etc
Kemi
Research symposium, workshop
Music presentation
Luleå – 1.6.
During research symposiums will be gathered research material for common publication.
Research symposium, workshop
Karasjok – 24.8. 
Publication ready in the last exhibition opening in Murmansk 12th September 2014
Northern fine arts with research material will be published; some of the articles will be available in the internet.
Research symposium, workshop
Murmansk –
Research symposium, workshop

4. The documentation of the activities
The actions in each country during the NB exhibition
Data strorage
Publication
Exhibition
The documentation of the activities
Web pages
Media, Press
Visibility
Each country will decide the way of presenting northern fine art of own region from the examined period.
Work shops
Seminar/ symposium
FaceBook
Meeting with partners