Converging sites Converging sites involves (1) contemporary artists that will collaborate with local specialists and communities, in employing methods from (2) heritage studies (mainly archaeology and folklore) to explore (3) the respective roles of landscape and narrative in the constructing of local histories and identities, specifically in the wider regions of Veszprém, Hungary and Leeuwarden, Fryslan, The Netherlands. Converging sites explores the regional landscape, historical artefacts and concepts of cultural and immaterial heritage through artistic research and community involvement. We aim for a lasting impact on participants and audiences in both regions, through actively involving local communities, stimulating cultural exchange and creating opportunities for emerging artists. Tandem Cultural Capitals 2019 Community development Cross-sector collaboration Heritage & Memory Identity Intercultural exchange Organizational development Participation & Active citizenship Public space Archaeology Contemporary arts Heritage Multidisciplinarity Public Space Talent development Visual arts Artist in Residence Audiovisual documentation Co-creation Education Tamás Péterváry Laczko Dezso Múzeum Veszprém, Hungary Arda van Tiggelen Stichting VHDG Leeuwarden, The Netherlands The connection "Converging sites": a connection between Veszprém (Hungary) & Leeuwarden (The Netherlands) The process Available downloads summary-Converging-sites.pdf Shared stories