2011-02-09 18:37:12
European Report released!The European Report is now available to download in the results section of this website.
Find out more about the report in ENCATC's 2011-1 Newsletter on the ENCATC website: www.encatc.org2010-12-07 15:02:17
Interview with Doris PackInterview with Mrs Doris Pack from the Artists moving and learning Final conference, which was held in October 2010 in Brussels, is now available online.
http://www.youtube.com/user/CommunicationsENCATC#p/u/2/bRp1lJxX5Tg2010-09-06 10:59:25
Final conference, October 06 - 08 2010This event is organized with the support of the Belgian Presidency (http://www.eutrio.be)
PRELIMINARY AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6
Venue: Warwick Barsey Hotel Brussels
Avenue Louise 381-383 - 1050 Brussels
Phone: +32 2 641 51 11
www.warwickdirectory.net / http://www.warwickbarsey.com/
www.barsey.be/
19h00
Cocktail
20h30
Gala dinner
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7
Venue: Residence Palace
Rue de la Loi 155 - Bloc C
1040 Brussels
08h45 - 9h15
Registration of participants and distribution of documents
09h15 - 09h30
Welcome to the participants
Cristina ORTEGA NUERE, ENCATC President, University of Deusto, Spain
09h30 - 9h45
Short introduction to the Artists Moving and Learning project
Judith NEISSE, Managing Director, Mediana, Belgium
9h45 - 11h00
Presentation of the national research reports
Chair : Judith NEISSE, Managing Director, Mediana, Belgium
Panel :
Richard POLACEK, Independent expert for European culture policies, Researcher for Mediana, Belgium
Xabier LANDABIDEA, Research and Consulting Projects Director, University of Deusto, Spain
Paolo BELLUSO, Project Manager, Fondazione ATER Formazione, Italy
Velia PAPA, Director, Associazione Inteatro, Italy
Janos ZOLTAN SZABO, Research Officer, The Budapest Observatory, Hungary
Adina DRAGU, Head of consulting, organizational development, marketing, training, Centre of Professional Training in Culture (CPPC), Romania
Anne Laure AMILHAT, Maitre de Conference, Joint Research Unit PACTE, France
11h00 - 11h15
Coffee break
11:15 - 12h15
Presentation of the European study
Cristina ORTEGA NUERE, ENCATC President, University of Deusto, Spain
Anne Laure AMILHAT, Maitre de Conference, Joint Research Unit PACTE, France
12h15 - 12h45
Debate
12h45 - 14h30
Lunch
14h30 - 15h15
How to enhance Life Long Learning (LLL) in mobility schemes ?
Chair : Peter INKEI, Director, The Budapest Observatory, Hungary
Panel :
Maria DE ASSIS SWINNERTON, Executive Coordinator of Descobrir, the Gulbenkian Programme Education for Culture, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Portugal
Steve GREEN, Team Leader, European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC), United Kingdom
Martin PRCHAL, Chief Executive, European Association of Conservatoires (AEC), The Netherlands
Mark GAYNOR, Membership Liaison, European League of Institutes of the Arts (ELIA), The Netherlands
15h15 - 15h30
Debate
15h30 - 16h00
Coffee break
16h00 - 17h15
Mobility, Artists, Education : Current dynamics, trends & future perspectives
Debate among the main stakeholders: politicians, administrators, academics and artists
Chair : Jacques BONNIEL, ENCATC Vice-President, Universite de Lyon Lumiere II, France
Panel :
Doris PACK, Member of the European Parliament
Androulla VASSILIOU, Commissioner in charge of Culture and Education Multilingualism, Sport, Media and Youth (tbc)
Donato GIULIANI, Director for Culture, Region Nord Pas de Calais
Odile CHENAL, Research and Development, European Cultural Foundation, The Netherlands
Angie COTTE, International Coordinator, Roberto Cimetta Fund, France
Linda KAPUSTOVA HELBICHOVA, Deputy Executive Director, International Visegrad Fund, Slovakia
Ritva MITCHELL, Director of Research, CUPORE (Finnish Foundation for Cultural Policy Research), Finland
Anna Teresa DE KESMAKER, Choreographer (tbc)
Milena DRAGICEVIC SESIC, Director of UNESCO Chair in Cultural Policy and Management, University of Arts in Belgrade, Serbia
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8
Venue: To be confirmed
09H30 - 13H00
Engaging in Sustainable International Cultural Partnerships with Southern Mediterranean Neighbours
Responsible and effective management of cultural projects and mobility schemes in international cooperation
Trainer: Judith NEISSE, Managing Director, Mediana, Belgium
For registration to the event please see http://www.encatc.org/register/
For registration to the gala dinner and to the training session, please email Elgun Mammadov (conference2010@encatc.org)2009-10-06 14:29:27
European study on learning benefits for cross-border mobile artistsBrussels, 6 September 2009
Do artists acquire new skills and competences when crossing borders? Does mobility help them to be more creative and innovative and what else can they learn? A European comparative study examines the reality of cross-border mobility of artists and its impact on their professional development.
Project partners from 8 EU Member States - representing a mix of research and training institutions in the cultural sector- initiated the “Artists moving and learning” project with the aim to examine more closely the impact of mobility of artists in Europe from an educational and Life Long Learning perspective. More than 150 interviews are currently conducted with performing artists such as dancers, musicians and actors and visual artists in ten EU Member States: Belgium, France, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and the UK. The analysis of these interviews will be part of a pan-European comparative study to be released in June 2010. This study seeks to prove that artists’ journeys across borders – within Europe and beyond – leads them to the acquisition of new skills and new forms of artistic expression. The study will also address recommendations how policy makers and professional organisations can further improve support of mobile artists in their career development, and how their mobility experiences could be better recognized as part of life-long learning paths.
The first provisional findings of the “Moving & learning” project will be presented at a mini-colloquium on 9 December in Brussels / Flagey, alongside a panel discussion on artistic mobility involving decision-makers, artists and researchers.
The comparative study will be launched at an international conference on 25 and 26 June 2010 in the context of the 33rd edition of the Inteatro International Theatre Festival in Polverigi/Italy.
“Artists moving & learning”
“Artists moving & learning” (October 2008- October 2010) is a Life Long Learning project financed by the European Commission’s Leonardo da Vinci programme.
The project is led by ENCATC, the European Network of Cultural Administration Training Centres, and coordinated by Mediana sprl. Further project partners are Inteatro, Centro Internazionale per la Promozione e la ricerca teatrale, and Fondazione ATER Formazione from Italy; University of Deusto, Spain; the Budapest Observatory on financing culture in Eastern-Central Europe, Hungary; the Romanian Centre of Professional Training in Culture; and the French Joint Research Unit PACTE.
For more information go to the project website or contact Claudia Ritter
ENCATC Director for Projects & Communication (c.ritter@encatc.org)2009-07-08 08:59:09
Press release: Launch of project website“Artists moving and learning”, an EU project within the Leonardo da Vinci programme for vocational education and training, have launched their website.
“Artists moving & learning” (October 2008-0ctober 2010) analyses the impact of mobility of artists in Europe from an educational and Life Long Learning perspective. What are the effects of their cross-border movements – through festivals, national or international mobility schemes, membership in professional organizations; as bursaries in artists’ residencies; or as guest artists in museums or galleries? Do they boost creativity and innovation? How do they impact on learner-teacher dynamics? And can non-formal learning resulting from artistic mobility be formalized by integrating them into artistic education?
To examine these questions, the “Artists moving & learning” partners conduct interviews with artists from the performing and visual arts in ten EU member states: Belgium, France, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia and Spain.
The result of the project will be a comparative study with recommendations targeting policy-makers and educators in the cultural and artistic area. The study will be presented at an international conference in Bologna in June 2010.
“Artists moving & learning” is led by ENCATC, the European network of higher educational institutes and training organisations for cultural management, and coordinated by Mediana sprl. Further project partners are Inteatro, Centro Internazionale per la Promozione e la ricerca teatrale, and Fondazione ATER Formazione from Italy; Universitad de la Iglesia de Deusto in Spain; the Budapest Observatory on financing culture in Eastern-Central Europe
Hungary; the Romanian Centre of Professional Training in Culture; and the French Joint Research Unit PACTE. This partnership represents an interesting mix of academic and technical institutions as well as public and private bodies from 8 EU member states, all with thorough experience in EU projects and research.
For more information contact:
Claudia Ritter
ENCATC Director for Projects & Communication
E-mail: c.ritter@encatc.org
