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The paper will only address a limited part of the complexity of issues related to the academic training in cultural management regarded from a comparative, European perspective. Its aim its to highlight a number of key topics of concern and offer a broad perspective to further specialized debate.
Europa Nostra, the pan-European federation for heritage, is organising a major European Cultural Heritage Forum on 7 December in Brussels, "Cultural Heritage Counts for Europe" with the cooperation of the European Economic and Social Committee.
Zagreb hosted on November 11-13 and 18-19, in the framework of the Zagreb - Cultural Capital of Europe 3000 (ZKC3000) platform, a series of public discussions and performances on the topic "what kind of institutions do we need?" initiated by the Center for Drama Art (CDU).
The Centre of Expertise on Culture and Communities, located at Simon Fraser Universitys Vancouver campus, is a three-year initiative that builds on the Creative City Networks demonstrated strengths in research, knowledge exchange, and public awareness. The Centre of Expertise on Culture and Communities will be a dynamic, creative, and influential intelligence hub. Its activities include three interlinked components: knowledge generation (research), outreach and networking, and awareness/knowledge exchange.
Meeting Points is an artistic event organized by the Young Arab Theatre Fund (YATF), the International Network for Contemporary Performing Arts (IETM ) and On the Move (OTM), in celebration of the anniversary of the Barcelona Process aiming to create connections and platforms for interaction amongst artists, cultural operators and programmers in the Euro-Med region.
The next AAAE conference will taking place on April 20 -22 in Toronto, Canada, hosted by the University of Toronto at Scarborough. The working title is "Foundations for Success: Excellent Students, Faculty and Programs". Directors and Faculty members of leading arts management courses from the United States, Canada, Australia and European countries will be participating on this 3-day-event in Ontario, Canada. Dirk Schutz and Dirk Heinze from the Arts Management Network will join the conference, too.
The VIII Conference European Culture was held at the University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain, between the 19th and the 22nd October 2005. The conference organization aimed at promoting the encounter of scholars from a wide variety of backgrounds who would present papers under the theme of Europe: encounters and frontiers.
China-Europe Performing Arts Conference:
Speakers and participants include deligates from China and Europe. Agreement has been reached that mutual corporation between international and domestic partners are the key point to the success of any international projects. Experiences have been shared from organizations such as French Footsbarn Traveling Theatre and AEAA (The Association Européene des Agents Artistiques) who have successfully introduced programs to Asia.
Speakers and participants include deligates from China and Europe. Agreement has been reached that mutual corporation between international and domestic partners are the key point to the success of any international projects. Experiences have been shared from organizations such as French Footsbarn Traveling Theatre and AEAA (The Association Européene des Agents Artistiques) who have successfully introduced programs to Asia.
INTA is calling for a 3-day international conference in Vitry-sur-Seine, with the active participation of policymakers, economic and cultural institutions, development agencies with a view to exchange ideas and experiences on these issues. The conference date: 16-17 November 2005
Cultural organisations have long been protected from the harsh realities of the marketplace by relying on wealthy patrons or public subsidies. But as these sources of finance become more scarce they now find that they have to compete for an audience. Some have adjusted to this new reality, but many have not. The second edition of Bonita Kolb's book describes the new competitive environment in which cultural organisations now operate and how the more innovative ones are re-thinking their marketing strategies.
The European Cultural Foundation and the ECUMEST Association have the pleasure to present to you a survey on "Funding opportunities for international cultural cooperation in and with South East Europe".
The survey has been commissioned by the European Cultural Foundation (ECF) and has been carried out by the ECUMEST Association, with the participation of Relais Culture Europe.
The survey has been commissioned by the European Cultural Foundation (ECF) and has been carried out by the ECUMEST Association, with the participation of Relais Culture Europe.
On 26 September, and after four years of construction, the Museum of Contemporary Arts Reina Sofia opened their doors to the new section of the building. A poppy red wing covers a new art library, two concert and exhibition halls.
From 9 July to 28 August 2005 the 20th Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival (SHMF), directed for the 7th year by President Rolf Becker, performed at 41 locations and 70 venues including concert halls, castles, churches and stables. This year's special focus was on Japan under the motto "Islands of Sounds".
Kigyo Mecenat Kyogikai (KMK: Association for Corporate Support of the Arts) has been working to grasp the trends and understand the situations of Mecenat in Japan. KMK has conducted a survey research of Japanese corporations. This survey research is conducted annually, and the questionnaires are diestibuted into over 4000 compamies which is located in Japan...
Over the past several years, the movement to rediscover Japanese culture has had the effect of bringing new audiences to the traditional performing arts...
All conventions, meetings and trade shows at the New Orleans Convention Center have been cancelled until 31 March 2006, according to the New Orleans Convention & Visitors Bureau. The decision also affects any city-wide event using three or more hotels.
Chicago, IL September 2005 The 44th annual Professional Arts Management Institute, Americas longest running interdisciplinary seminar series in the arts, will, for the first time, devote its entire program to a single topic: Cultural Tourism. Presented at Columbia College Chicago by its Arts, Entertainment & Media Management Department (AEMM) from November 18-20, 2005, the weekend program will feature 20 hours of lectures, panel discussion and interactive sessions.
Europa Hotel, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Monday 24th - Wednesday 26th October 2005
The principal networking and peer-learning event for creative industry development people. Featuring over sixty international speakers, presenting on a wide range of the latest policy issues.
Monday 24th - Wednesday 26th October 2005
The principal networking and peer-learning event for creative industry development people. Featuring over sixty international speakers, presenting on a wide range of the latest policy issues.
This article by Brad Erickson describes the strategies taken by the arts organizations of Pittsburgh in joining forces to increase cultural attendance through collaborative Marketing efforts.
Brad is the executive director of Theatre Bay Area, which provides services to more than 300 member theatre companies and 2.900 individual members in the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California
Brad is the executive director of Theatre Bay Area, which provides services to more than 300 member theatre companies and 2.900 individual members in the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California
The Nordic Music Committee (NOMUS), the Nordic Institute for Contemporary Art (NIFCA), the Nordic Literature and Library Committee (NORDBOK) and the Nordic Centre for the Performing Arts (NordScen) will stop operating as official Nordic institutions in 2007 due to the structural changes concerning cultural co-operation in the Region agreed by the Ministers of Culture.