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10th International Conference on Arts and Cultural Management: Call for Papers
This scientific conference will address various sectors of the arts and cultural industries (performing arts and festivals, heritage, museums and visual arts, film production and distribution, book publishing, recording, broadcasting, audiovisual media and multimedia). more >
Renewable Resources: The Arts in Sustainable Communities
At the Americans for the Arts convention, more than 1,600 arts leaders and their allies in business, education, and government will discover the arts at work in the Pacific Northwest. more >
Seventh Annual Cultural Studies Association Conference
In its first year as a division of the Cultural Studies Association, the Cultural Policy Studies Division welcomes papers dealing with any aspect of the relationship between cultural policy and cultural studies. more >
Past, Present and Future - Exploring the Boundaries
HUMAK University of Applied Sciences invites academics and practitioners to Helsinki, Finland for its 3rd international symposium entitled Past, Present and Future - Exploring the Boundaries on topics concerning the field of arts and cultural management. Deadline for applications is 1 December 2008. more >
International Village of Culture
An international showcase and conference on rural touring. more >
Being, Becoming and Belonging: Multiculturalism, Diversity and Social Inclusion in Modern Canada
This conference will consider a breadth of subjects in relation to the construction, evolution, evaluation and representation of modern Canada and its appreciation and recognition of matters of cultural difference. more >
AAG 2009 Call for papers: The Cultural Economy of Small Cities
To what extent do the dynamics of small cities necessitate a rethinking of dominant theories and concepts used to explain the creative economy? more >
Picture this...Young children and the arts
This international two-day conference, organised in collaboration with Children in Europe partners from across Europe, will consider the significance of the arts (encompassing all art forms) in learning, social and emotional development and communication. more >
UCLG Committee on Culture meeting
The Committee on culture of the World Council of United Cities and Local Governments will take place in Istanbul. more >
Challenges of Intercultural Dialogue in Performing Arts
From 20 to 22 November, La Scena Club situated in the old district of Bucharest, will be the place to be for cultural actors interested in exchanging experience and ideas about 'Challenges of Intercultural Dialogue in Performing Arts'. more >
Corporate Investment in the Arts
CultureBusiness will focus on, and debate, the vital financial and legal aspects of partnership. more >
Creative Clusters 2008
We are delighted to announce that Creative Clusters 2008, which takes place for the first time in Scotland, will be looking at the creative economy from the point of view of the world's smaller nations and regions. more >
Colloquium to close the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue
A colloquium set to clarify the conceptual notion of intercultural dialogue, highlight the role of intercultural dialogue in deepening citizenship and compare strategies and measures that meet the objectives of intercultural dialogue....more >
The 9th International Joint World Cultural Tourism Conference 2008
The aim of this conference is to provide a forum for international educators, scholars, researchers, industry professionals, policy-makers and graduate students with opportunity to explore and discuss issues in the topics on culture, tourism business and management. more >
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