Conferences and Events in April 2010
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Experts meeting: arts and health
To enhance the contribution of art and culture to health and well-being is a very topical issue which will be explored in this meeting of experts. more >
Conference on applied interculturality research (CAIR)
The first conference on Applied Interculturality Research will be held in Graz, Austria from 7-10 April 2010. The main thematic focus of cAIR10 is the application of interculturality research, understood to mean any constructive exchange, interaction or dialogue between theory and practice in any area of interculturality. The deadline for paper proposals is 31 August 2009. more >
Human Rights and Cultural Diversity Policies
Human Rights and Cultural Diversity Policies – core issues at the Zurich Public Compendium Forum. more >
Le Pari de la Méditerranée - Staking the Mediterranean
COPEAM Conference is the occasion for the Euro-Mediterranean audiovisual operators to meet, to exchange, to set up concrete projects and to focus together on the challenges of the Mediterranean media sector. more >
Le Pari de la Méditerranée - COPEAM
La Conférence de la COPEAM est l'occasion pour les professionnels de l'audiovisuel euro-méditerranéen de se rencontrer, d'échanger, de réflechir ensemble sur les enjeux de l'audiovisuel méditerranéen et de construire des projets concrets. more >
Challenging the curriculum: exploring the discipline boundaries in art, design and media
The 2010 cltad international conference will focus on curriculum design in art and design Higher Education meeting the challenges of changing times and demands. As old discipline structures are eroded, new liaisons are emerging. more >
Forum on Europe’s Macro-Regions
The Committee of the Regions invites interested regional representatives, experts and other stakeholders from existing and emerging “macro-regions” to discuss issues related to strategy development and implementation and other themes of common interest. more >
IETM Spring Plenary Meeting in Berlin
After having tried Plans A and B from Capitalism to Communism, from the market economy to protectionism, from surrealism to post-modernism, the democracies in which we live are looking for new ways of getting out of this so-called crisis. more >
Journeys of Expression VIII
Celebrating through times of crisis: prospects and potentials for tourism, festivals and cultural events in Copenhagen. more >
Claiming Creativity: Art Education in Cultural Transition
In partnership with Columbia College Chicago, ELIA announces a joint international symposium that adresses the role of the arts and its "claim to creativity", in relation to other forms of creativity and society at large. more >
Oracle Seminar in Luxembourg
Oracle is about two questions: what type of cultural projects are needed to enable bottom-up, edge-in social innovation, and how do we design them? more >
Research Meeting of the European festival Research project (EFRP)
Under the theme: “Artistic festivals with a social and intellectual agenda” the symposium will be organized in association with and at the Institute of Cultural Studies, Adam Mickiewicz University. Deadline for submission for proposals is 1 February 2010. more >
Dance Day 29 April 2010
On 29 April, as every year since 1982, the Dance Day, an initiative of the International Dance Council CID, UNESCO, will be celebrated all over the world by the international community of dancers and dance enthusiasts. more >
Museum Next
A one day conference about where museums, technology and audiences meet, With a line up of speakers from some of the world's top museums and galleries. How are they using technology to keep up with audience expectations? How are they using the web to build deeper relationships? How are they using technology to meet their wider objectives? more >
Buying into heritage: gift shops at heritage attractions
This one day workshop will explore what gift shops are doing at heritage attractions. Why are there gift shops? What do visitors do in them? What do they buy? And what do gift shops to do for heritage sites? more >
Performing Arts Training Today
Participation is invited to the international conference on Performing Arts Training Today, open to performers from all over the world interested in the research of topical questions and processes in contemporary performing arts education and training, offering an opportunity for performers, performing arts educators and teachers to demonstrate their methods and techniques. more >
International Society for Contemporary Music
This year Sydney is hosting the 2010 International Society for Contemporary Music (ISCM)World New Music Days Festival from 30 April to 9 May and in doing so heralds the first time in the 88-year history of ISCM that the prestigious event will be held in the Southern Hemisphere. more >
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