INM@sKS
The International Network of Mask Specialists
INM@sKS
The international network of mask specialists
INM@SKS is a digital platform designed to foster collaboration and communication among mask experts around the world.
Co-financed by the Erasmus+ program in 2025, this initiative aims to facilitate the transition between virtual exchanges and future physical meetings.
Users have access to a variety of professional tools, including a directory of specialists, an events calendar for their upcoming events, a messaging and blog features as well as photo and document galleries to show their work.
The platform encourages active participation by inviting new specialists to connect via the website to join its growing community. Ultimately, this resource is a centralised place of exchange for those who wish to share knowledge and advance the art of mask making and performance.
How will this network facilitate collaboration and resource sharing among mask specialists?
The International Network of Masks Specialists facilitates collaboration and sharing resources through a dedicated digital platform designed to connect mask experts.
The network enables interaction and sharing through the following key features:
•Virtual exchanges and discussions: The platform serves as a virtual meeting space where specialists can exchange ideas and dialogue. This digital interaction aims to facilitate access to concrete physical encounters and real collaboration.
•Knowledge base: The network offers a centralized Resources section that includes articles, tutorials and background information, allowing specialists to share their technical expertise and research.
•Directory of specialists: By maintaining a directory of specialists, the network allows its members to identify and connect with their peers around the world, fostering a sense of belonging to a community and laying the foundation for professional partnerships.
•Visibility of events: An events section allows members to stay informed about what is happening in the field, facilitating opportunities for collaboration at workshops, shows or conferences.
To join this network and contribute to these collaborative efforts, specialists are invited to apply through the website above or contact Tracey Boot
“Art of the Mask, Tool from Our Past” project
Initially created and funded by:
Cie. Theatre Transformations
Erasmus+ Small Scale Partnerships
Občianske združenie Lišov Múzeum
