International Conference The main objective of the conference is a comprehensive stock-taking of cultural history in Europe. Participants from over ten European countries will be reporting on the state of cultural history in their respective lands. At the same time, they will also be considering the form of its institutionalisation at their countries’ universities, research institutes and other institutions.
The two-day symposium intends to put the possibilities, opportunities as well as the limitations of current critical curating up for discussion based on the presentation of exemplary projects, curatorial programmes, theoretical analyses and artists talks. The symposium will focus on art institutions, exhibition formats and exhibition paradigms. It will include presentations and discussions and additionally serve as a communicative platform enabling curators, students, scholars and artists to engage with curating.
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 conference program will include a range of presentation and exchange formats including keynotes, parallel sessions, poster sessions and open-space plenary/workshops.
5th European Creators’ Conference.
Participants include authors’ delegates of national and trans-national associations of writers and literary translators from over 30 European countries; Members of the European Parliament; representatives of the European Commission Directorates General Education, Culture and Multilingualism, Information Society and Media, Internal Markets and Services - Copyright Unit; representatives of creators’ organisations, such as the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), and the European Council of Artists and allied associations including IFFRO, and many more.
The first European Forum on Music that focuses on 'Musical Diversity – Looking Back, Looking Forward' invites you to look at the changes that took place in the past ten years and at our expectations for the coming decade with regards to musical diversity.
Informal European Theatre Meeting (IETM) ist seit über 20 Jahren ein Netzwerks von Künstlern und Einrichtungen aus Europa und der Welt; es bietet Möglichkeiten für Information, Begegnung und gemeinsame Projekte.
The Fonds Soziokultur e.V. is organizing the 6th international conference in the series of European conferences named Shortcut Europe. In 2010 the Ruhr metropolitan area will be the European Capital of Culture RUHR.2010 and will define the content of the conference.
Der Weltverband Deutscher Auslandsschulen e.V. (WDA) veranstaltet gemeinsam mit der Zentralstelle für das Auslandsschulwesen (ZfA) unter dem Motto „Weltweit für Deutschland Schule machen“ den dritten Weltkongress. Gastgeber und Ausrichter ist die Deutsche Schule Shanghai.
This international conference aims at connecting entrepreneurs in the creative industries with institutions, networks and policy makers involved in entrepreneurship support.
The 2010 conference will bring together media users and producers, scientists, peace keeping and conf lict prevention specialists, energy industry experts, policy makers as well as representatives from international, grassroots and non-governmental organizations to discuss how to harmonize individual and collective action in order to steer the world away from a foreboding future and instead toward genuine sustainability. The role the media play in this process will consistently be in focus during the three-day conference.
The conference is co-hosted by the Foundation for International Dialogue of the savings bank in Bonn and supported by the German Foreign Office, the State Government of North-Rhine Westphalia, the European Regional Development Fund and the City of Bonn.
This Research Conference will welcome papers in English from international researchers, both based overseas and those residing in Japan, contributing to discussions and exchanges of ideas on various issues in the field of cultural economics as widely defined between Japanese and international participants.
With it´s 14 regional offices and 50 information centres, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is represented worldwide.
At the 5th DAAD Network Conference, representatives of numerous German higher education institutions and universities will take the opportunity to benefit from the local knowledge of DAAD experts from more than 50 countries.
Issues relating to strategic management, co-operation and international marketing will be discussed in several lectures and more than 650 one-to-one meetings.
Internationale Tagung der Abteilung Kultur- und Medienbildung der Pädagogischen Hochschule Ludwigsburg zu Förderung, Konzeption und Bedeutung der Kultur- und Medienbildung in verschiedenen Ländern.
In every nation, the voice of young people is the promise of a better world. For this reason, governments and parliaments of different countries, international organizations and civil society organizations have come together efforts for all young people worldwide make their voices heard at the World Youth Conference in Mexico City. Mexico offers the opportunity for reflection on the world interested in the issue of youth throughout the year commemorating the bicentennial of its independence and the centenary of his revolution, to share the outline of the achievements and the challenges of the future for the youth of the world.
Conference Dates: Pre-Conference: 23 - 24 August (Monday - Tuesday) Main Conference: 25 - 27 August (Wednesday - Friday) Conference Theme: The Conference theme of 2010 is Education and Cultural change. Cultural change has emerged as an important issue in most European countries due to increased migration.
ICCPR2010 aims to provide a space for explorations on cultural policies, their meanings, roles and impact in an interdisciplinary and international environment.
ICCPR2010 theme: Truths, Taboos and Myths of Cultural Policy.
Europe in its Own Eyes / Europe in the Eyes of the Other
The conference is intended to be as wide-ranging as possible in addressing the manner in which European identity has been and continues to be represented, including European self-representations, as well as representations by others, whether "internal" or "external" to the entity that is Europe.
