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Poslovno Poroĉilo CD Za Leto 2009 1 I POSLOVANJE Poslovno poroĉilo CD za leto 2009 I POSLOVANJE CANKARJEVEGA DOMA V LETU 2009 .................................................. 3 1.1 ZAKONSKE IN DRUGE PODLAGE, KI POJASNJUJEJO DELOVNO PODROĈJE 3 1.2 ORGANI ZAVODA ........................................................................................................ 3 1.3 URESNIĈITEV DOLGOROĈNIH IN LETNIH CILJEV POSLOVANJA .................... 5 1.4 POSLOVNO OKOLJE CD ............................................................................................ 10 1.5 ĈLOVEŠKI VIRI ........................................................................................................... 12 1.6 ŠTEVILO PRIREDITEV IN OBISKOVALCEV .......................................................... 18 1.7 ZASEDENOST DVORAN ............................................................................................ 20 1.8 FINANĈNO POSLOVANJE V LETU 2009, PRIMERJAVE Z OSNOVAMI ............ 24 1.9 INVESTICIJE, NAKUPI OPREME, INVESTICIJSKO VZDRŢEVANJE ................. 35 1.10 PREGLED MEDIJSKEGA POJAVLJANJA IN MARKETINŠKIH PRIJEMOV ..... 39 1.11 PRODAJA VSTOPNIC ZA PRIREDITVE JAVNE SLUŢBE V LETU 2009 ........... 42 II KULTURNO – UMETNIŠKI PROGRAM CANKARJEVEGA DOMA ........................... 44 2 RESNA GLASBA IN OPERA ............................................................................................ 44 2.1 SIMFONIĈNA GLASBA .............................................................................................. 44 2.2 GLASBENO-SCENSKA DEJAVNOST ...................................................................... 46 2.3 VOKALNA GLASBA ................................................................................................... 46 2.4 KOMORNA GLASBA .................................................................................................. 47 2.5 DRUGE GLASBENE PRIREDITVE ............................................................................ 49 2.6 ZAĈASNO GOSTOVANJE SNG OPERA IN BALET LJUBLJANA V CD .............. 50 3 DRUGA GLASBA ................................................................................................................ 50 3.1 GLASBE SVETA .......................................................................................................... 50 3.2 JAZZ IN MEJNE GLASBENE ZVRSTI ....................................................................... 52 3.3 MEJNE GLASBENE ZVRSTI ...................................................................................... 59 4 GLEDALIŠĈE ...................................................................................................................... 60 4.1 MEDNARODNI KOPRODUKCIJI IN TUJA GOSTOVANJA .................................. 60 4.2 KOPRODUKCIJE GLEDALIŠKIH PROJEKTOV ...................................................... 64 1 Poslovno poroĉilo CD za leto 2009 4.3 GOSTOVANJA IZ SLOVENIJE ................................................................................... 69 4.4 PONOVITVE KOPRODUKCIJSKIH PREDSTAV IZ PREJŠNJE SEZONE ............. 71 4. 5 KLUB CD ..................................................................................................................... 71 5 PLESNA UMETNOST ......................................................................................................... 72 5.1 PLESNA GOSTOVANJA IZ TUJINE .......................................................................... 73 5.2 PLESNE KOPRODUKCIJE Z NEVLADNIMI ORGANIZACIJAMI ......................... 74 5.3 ZAĈASNO GOSTOVANJE BALETA SNG OPERA IN BALET LJUBLJANA ........ 76 5.4 DRUGE PLESNE PRIREDITVE .................................................................................. 76 6 FILMSKI PROGRAM .......................................................................................................... 77 6.1 FILMSKI FESTIVALI ................................................................................................... 77 6.2 FILMSKI CIKLI ............................................................................................................ 80 6.3 FILMI IZ DISTRIBUCIJE CD ...................................................................................... 81 6.4 ENKRATNI IN DODATNI DOGODKI ....................................................................... 83 7 KULTURNOVZGOJNI IN HUMANISTIĈNI PROGRAM ................................................ 84 7. 1 PRIREDITVE ZA OTROKE ........................................................................................ 84 7.2 KULTURNOVZGOJNE PRIREDITVE ........................................................................ 85 7.3 USTVARJALNOST MLADIH ...................................................................................... 88 7.4 HUMANISTIĈNI PROGRAMI .................................................................................... 89 7.5 LITERARNI PROGRAMI ............................................................................................. 91 7.6 MEHIKA ........................................................................................................................ 92 8 RAZSTAVNI PROGRAM ................................................................................................... 93 8.1 ARHEOLOGIJA ............................................................................................................ 94 8.2 LIKOVNA UMETNOST ............................................................................................... 96 8.3 ARHITEKTURA IN OBLIKOVANJE ......................................................................... 96 8.4 FOTOGRAFIJA ............................................................................................................. 97 8.5 DRUGI PROJEKTI ........................................................................................................ 99 III. KONGRESNO-KOMERCIALNA DEJAVNOST CANKARJEVEGA DOMA ............ 101 2 Poslovno poroĉilo CD za leto 2009 I POSLOVANJE CANKARJEVEGA DOMA V LETU 2009 Na 2. seji, ki je bila 17. 2. 2009 je Svet Cankarjevega doma1 izdal soglasje k Programu in finanĉnemu naĉrtu CD za leto 2009, ki je bil usklajen z Odloĉbo Ministrstva za kulturo2 št. 6110-1078/2008/3, izdano 30.1.2009. Program in finanĉni naĉrt je potrdil tudi strokovni svet zavoda na 10. seji, ki je bila 16. 2. 2009. Sprejeti Program in finanĉni naĉrt CD je poleg Strategije CD za obdobje 2008–12 osnova, s katero v Poslovnem poroĉilu primerjamo uresniĉeno v letu 2009 z naĉrtovanim. 1.1 ZAKONSKE IN DRUGE PODLAGE, KI POJASNJUJEJO DELOVNO PODROĈJE CD 1. Sklep in sprememba sklepa o ustanovitvi Cankarjevega doma 2. Strategija Cankarjevega doma za obdobje 2008–12 3. Zakon o uresniĉevanju javnega interesa za kulturo 4. Zakon o javnih financah 5. Nacionalni program za kulturo 6. Poziv k predloţitvi predloga finanĉnega naĉrta in programa dela za leto 2009 7. Odloĉbe MK in pogodbe, sklenjene z MK o financiranju CD v letu 2009 Pravna podlaga za opredelitev CD kot zavoda je podana z Zakonom o zavodih. Zakon o uresniĉevanju javnega interesa za kulturo in Sklep o ustanovitvi CD dajeta podlago odloĉitvam o delovanju CD. CD deluje od leta 1981. Kulturno-umetniški program in kongresno dejavnost izvaja ţe trideset let. Glavni ustanovitelj CD je drţava, ki vsa leta sofinancira Cankarjev dom. Drugi ustanovitelj je od leta 2004 dalje Iskra d.d., ki bi morala v skladu z ustanoviteljskim deleţem (3,47 %) po pogodbi zagotavljati sorazmerni deleţ sredstev za investicije in investicijsko vzdrţevanje glede na sprejete letne naĉrte (do leta 2008 je zagotavljala deleţe praviloma z enoletnim zamikom plaĉil, v letu 2009 ni zagotovila sofinanciranja). Soustanoviteljstvo Iskre d.d. mora biti v letu 2010 dokonĉno razrešeno. CD je kulturni in kongresni center, ustanovljen za izvajanje kulturno-umetniškega programa3 (javne sluţbe) ter kongresne in druge dejavnosti na trgu4 (dejavnost na trgu). CD opravlja javno sluţbo, program, ki je v javnem interesu in ga sofinancira Ministrstvo za kulturo, delno (25 do 30 % letno) pa je financiran z nejavnimi prihodki javne sluţbe, najveĉ s prihodki od prodanih vstopnic. CD opravlja tudi druge dejavnosti, ki jih v skladu s sklepom o ustanovitvi ne opravlja kot javno sluţbo (financirane izkljuĉno s prodajo storitev na trgu). K tem sodita predvsem organiziranje in izvedba kongresnih, druţabnih, druţbenopolitiĉnih, protokolarnih, sejemskih, izobraţevalnih, festivalskih in drugih (v zadnjih letih tudi kulturnih) prireditev. 1.2 ORGANI ZAVODA Organi zavoda so: generalni direktor, Svet zavoda in Strokovni svet, ki zagotavljajo poslovanje CD v skladu z veljavnimi predpisi in odgovarjajo za zakonitost poslovanja zavoda. Generalni direktor Cankarjevega doma je Mitja Rotovnik. CD ima za vodenje posameznih sektorjev ali podroĉij dejavnosti pomoĉnike generalnega direktorja, ki uporabljajo naziv direktor. Poslovni sektor vodi Jana Kramberger, ki v ĉasu odsotnosti tudi nadomešĉa generalnega direktorja. Kongresno- komercialni sektor vodi Breda Peĉovnik, tehniĉni sektor pa Sašo Kranjc. Kulturno-umetniški program neposredno vodi generalni direktor Mitja Rotovnik, ki usklajuje in koordinira delo umetniških vodij za posamezna programska podroĉja. 1 V nadaljevanju tudi CD 2 V nadaljevanju tudi MK 3 V nadaljevanju uporabljamo tudi okrajšavi KUP (kulturno-umetniški program) ali JS (javna sluţba). 4 V nadaljevanju uporabljamo tudi okrajšavi KKP (kongresno-komercialni program) ali DT (dejavnost na trgu). 3 Poslovno poroĉilo CD za leto 2009 Vlada RS je oktobra 2008 sprejela Sklep o spremembah in dopolnitvah Sklepa o ustanovitvi javnega zavoda Cankarjev dom, ki doloĉa spremenjeno
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