Day 1
24 Apr 2023Day 2
25 Apr 2023Day 3
26 Apr 2023Day 4
27 Apr 2023Guided visit to the Cultural highlights of the city
Perspective of Tourism and Cultural polices, and their potential to transform a city.
Welcome reception
Welcome speech by Gema Igual Ortiz, Mayor of Santander & President of the Government Board at Ayuntamiento de Santander.
Welcome and official opening of the Academy
Gerald Lidstone, Director of the Institute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship (ICCE) at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Introduction to the ENCATC Academy and presentation of the programme
GiannaLia Cogliandro Beyens, Secretary General at ENCATC.
Group practical exercises
Chaired by Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio, Coordinator of the Postgraduate Course on International Cultural Cooperation at the University of Barcelona
Coffee break
Lecture on Sustainable cultural Tourism policies
Miriam Díaz Herrera, Deputy-Mayoress for Tourism, Trade and Institutional Relations at the Public company for Tourism of Santander
Debate with participants
Animated by Ian King, Visiting Professor at Istituto Marangoni & Parsons (New York) part of New School
Lunch and networking time
Venue: Caballerizas Reales Restaurant
Group exercices animated by Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio, Coordinator of the Postgraduate Course on International Cultural Cooperation at the University of Barcelona
Study visit 1: Archive Lafuente
Visit the collection in Archive Lafuente
Lecture on Museums in the climate crisis - Reccomendations for the sustainable transition of Europe
By Rebecca Thonander, Communication Officer at NEMO
Debate with participants
Animated by Ian King, Visiting Professor at Istituto Marangoni and Parsons (New York) part of New School
Free time
Networking dinner
Venue: Caseta de Bombas
Lecture on Environmental Sustainability in the Digital Age of Culture
By Claire Buckley, Environmental Sustainability Consultant at Julie's Bicycle (streaming)
The digital age is one of the most pivotal and rapid transformations in human
history. Digital technology is fast transforming arts and culture, bringing with it a
multitude of creative possibilities and opportunities for audience engagement.
This briefing report explores digital transformation and its environmental and
social costs. It considers how the cultural community can make the most of the
opportunities that digital transformation brings, whilst understanding the
consequences of our decisions.
Debate with participant
Animated by Ian King, Visiting Professor at Istituto Marangoni and Parsons (New York) part of New School
Coffee break
Environmental Sustainability in the Digital Age of Culture: from theory to practice
By Claire Buckley, Environmental Sustainability Consultant at Julie's Bicycle (streaming)
In this session Julie’s Bicycle will draws on new data, insights and case studies of good practice to support the arts and cultural sector to navigate environmental impacts and opportunities in the emerging digital landscape. The following aspects will be addressed:
- Environmental considerations and digital technology’s carbon footprint
- Data and projections for energy use in the digital industry
- Good practice case studies from artists and organisations
- Recommendations for planning and measuring impact
Debate with participants
Guided by Ian King, Visiting Professor at Istituto Marangoni and Parsons (New York) part of New School
Lunch and networking time
Venue: Caballerizas Reales Restaurant
Group exercises
Animated by Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio, Coordinator of the Postgraduate Course on International Cultural Cooperation at the University of Barcelona
Study visit 2: Creative Industries in Santander
Study Visit and talks with the local artists and creators to learn about their practices in embracing sustainability in their work.
Visit to Odette Álvarez Atelier. Cultural guided visit around the city (including art galleries).
Animated by GiannaLia Cogliandro Beyens, Secretary General at ENCATC.
Networking dinner
Venue: local restaurant Deluz.
Lecture on greening international cultural relations
By Carla Figueira, Director of the MA in Cultural Policy, Relations and Diplomacy and of the MA in Tourism and Cultural Policy at Institute for Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship, Goldsmiths, University of London
Debate with participants
Animated by Carla Figueira, Goldsmiths University of London
Coffee break
Lecture on sustainable international cultural relations
Case study 1. Prokultura & OTP bank presented by Nansi Ivanišević, Founder and President of Prokultura
Case study 2. Proyecto Pereda. Banco Santander presented by Susana
Gómez San Segundo, Chief Strategy Officer at Fundación Banco Santander
Debate with participants
Animated by Carla Figueira, Director at Goldsmiths, University of London
Lunch and networking time
Group exercises animated by Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio, Coordinator of the Postgraduate Course on International Cultural Cooperation at the University of Barcelona
Study Visit 3: Centro Botín, an example of Urban Transformation through Culture Infrastructure. Experiencing art and legacy
Presentation of the Center by the Director and group discussion on the public private partnership policy of the museum, and on the role of museum in city branding / make Santander an attractive city destination.
Conclusion of the Academy and discussions / feedback from the participants
Session animated by:
GiannaLia Cogliandro Beyens, Secretary General at ENCATC
Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio, Coordinator at University of Barcelona
Ian King, Professor at Istituto Marangoni and Parsons (New York) part of New School