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ENCATC News N°4/2015 NEWS ISSUE N°4 / 2015 ENCATC is also an NGO in official partnership with UNESCO. Editorial 3 News from the ENCATC 4 ABOUT THIS MAGAZINE ENCATC NEWS is an information service for Secretariat in Brussels ENCATC Members produced by the ENCATC Secretariat in Brussels. ENCATC NEWS is an electronic magazine for all those interested in policy developments, news, happenings and research in the field of culture and education. ENCATC in Contact 7 A shorter digest version is made for non members. EDITOR GiannaLia Cogliandro Beyens ENCATC Networking 8 CONTRIBUTOR Elizabeth Darley ABOUT ENCATC ENCATC Building Capacity 13 ENCATC is the leading European network on cultural policy and management. It is an independent membership organisation gathering over 100 higher education institutions and cultural organisations in over ENCATC Research 15 40 countries. ENCATC was founded in 1992 to represent, advocate and promote cultural management and cultural policy education, professionalise the cultural sector and make it sustainable, and to create a platform of News from ENCATC members 17 discussion and exchange at the European and international level. ENCATC is co-funded the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. Latest developments 18 The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not European policy constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsi­ ble for any use which may be made of the Call for papers, grants 21 information contained therein. and applications SUBSCRIPTION Your address in our mailing list is kept confidential. Should you wish to discontinue receiving our information, please send an e-mail to [email protected]. Publications 23 CONTRIBUTIONS ENCATC welcomes your contributions which may be sent to [email protected]. News from our partners 26 COVER PHOTO “Barcelona Boqueria” by Alessandro Poutasso (kaneda90) via Flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 News from other 27 ENCATC Avenue Maurice, 1 organisations B-1050 Brussels Belgium Tel/Fax: +32.2.201.29.12 www.encatc.org 2 WWW.ENCATC.ORG ENCATC continues rich programme offer in November with activities in Europe and Asia NC 2.0NC - Sarah / via Flickr BY Harmes CC Dear members, After Bristol we will be travelling south to Dear colleagues, Barcelona for the 3rd ENCATC International Study Tour from 23-25 November. Following Coming off another successful ENCATC Annual previous successful tours in New York and Conference this year held in Lecce, Italy from Shanghai, ENCATC is proud to bring this popular 21-23 October, ENCATC is already working on initiative to Europe for our members and followers the implementation of our rich programme of to meet leading cultural managers and visit the upcoming activities to take place this month in most interesting arts and heritage institutions in Europe and Asia. Get your agendas ready! this beautiful city. Organised alongside the Responding the desires and needs of our Catalan Festival Conference, the main topics this members and followers, in November ENCATC is year are audience development, cultural offering three educational opportunities on two leadership, and new business models. continents and an opportunity to celebrate the excellence of young research talent. To conclude the events of this month in celebration, ENCATC will be hosting the First, from 13-15 November in Taipei, ENCATC Ceremony of the 2nd ENCATC Research Award th st will be holding its 5 ENCATC and 1 TACPS on Cultural Policy and Cultural Management in Academy on “International Cultural Relations: Brussels on the evening of 25 November. New Initiatives in Taiwan, East Asia and Organised alongside the European Culture Forum Europe”. This is the first time the ENCATC 2015, this prestigious Award will be bestowed Academy is being held outside of Europe. upon a young PhD researcher for his or her Furthermore, it proves our excellent cooperation outstanding research in the presence of the with the Association of Arts Administration Award's international jury, leading academics and Educators (AAAE) and Asia Pacific Network for researchers, policy makers, cultural professionals, Cultural Education and Research (ANCER). The and artists. Academy is also organised in cooperation with ENCATC members: the National Taiwan We hope to see you soon at one or many of our University of Arts and Goldsmiths, University of upcoming events. They will be enriching London. opportunities to increase your knowledge, internationalise your professional network, Next on our programme, will be the SORMENA gain privileged access institutions, and meet Expedition to Bristol, United Kingdom from 16- cultural leaders, thinkers and innovators in 17 November where ENCATC, in partnership Europe and Asia. In the meantime, in addition with the University of Deusto and Art Council to all the news in this November issue, we invite England, will be joined by leading experts, you to get our latest news and keep up to date on academics, researchers and artists for an intense interesting events and opportunities by following discussion on how to assess culture’s impact and us on Facebook and Twitter. ways to experience the interdisciplinary activity of academics, artists, administrators, and citizens. The event will also be a special opportunity to Yours truly, discover one of Europe’s vibrant creative industry hubs and meet with innovators in the field. GiannaLia Cogliandro Beyens ENCATC Secretary General 3 WWW.ENCATC.ORG News from Brussels News Issue: N°4 / 2015 Meet three of ENCATC’s newest members! ENCATC is delighted to see its membership society organisations in the fields of contemporary continue to grow the past several months. In this arts and culture in Croatia primarily through the edition of ENCATC News we’re introducing our Support Programme that has a number of newest members from Canada, Croatia and Programme areas. The Foundation publishes open from Brussels News Germany. calls for project and programme proposals on an annual basis. Kultura Nova implements The University of Regina, Canada Development programmes and projects within and The University of Regina is home to 10 faculties framework of its operational functioning. Its and 25 academic departments which have activities currectly include research, educational established reputations for excellence and programmes and development of new models of innovative programs leading to bachelor’s, institutions. master’s, and doctoral degrees. In Fall 2014, ENCATC Contact: approximately 14,000 full-time and part-time Tamara Zamelli, Head of Development undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at Programmes and Projects the University and our three federated colleges: [email protected] Campion College, First Nations University of Canada, and Luther College. Saskatchewan Learn more here: Partnership for Arts Research at the University of http://kulturanova.hr/ Regina is a community-university partnership formed by three of Saskatchewan's major arts Jelena Löckner, Germany organizations and the University of Regina. The Jelena Löckner, M.A. is a cultural manager and a News from Brussels News partnership was formed in order to undertake narratologist and founder of NarraTool, a research that could provide artists and their storytelling conceptioning and consulting agency. communities with a better understanding of the role Having studied Comparative Literature, Cultural of the arts and creativity in the social, cultural and Management, and Musicology at Münster economic fabric of the province. This research is University, she combined her focus on the arts and also intended to facilitate evidence-based program media both in her research at the Graduate Centre and policy making that will benefit both artists and for the Study of Culture (GCSC) at the University of their communities. The first research project Gießen as well as in the context of her work as a currently being undertaken by SPAR is cultural manager. Since 2008 she worked in Understanding the Arts Ecology of Saskatchewan. pioneering projects introducing social media in the ENCATC Contact: cultural sector (e.g. Duisburger Philharmoniker) Mary Blackstone , Professor Emerita and Director and has co-organized the stARTconferences and Saskatchewan Partnership for Arts Research, c/o stARTcamps (conferences and barcamps Department of Theatre exploring uses of new media for arts) since 2009. [email protected] In her dissertation, she examines narrative worldmaking and genre theory. Her focus on the Learn more here: construction of identities through narrative www2.uregina.ca/spar worldmaking form the basis also for her work in News from Brussels News transmedia storytelling and cultural marketing. Kultura Nova Foundation, Croatia Affiliation and Status: Founder of start-up The process of founding Kultura Nova, extending storytelling consultancy NarraTool; PhD candidate over several years, included representatives of civil at GCSC (Graduate Centre for the Study of society organisations, different state administration Culture), Justus-Liebig University of Giessen. bodies, public government bodies and experts. Its purpose, activities, core assets, financing, as well Contact: as other regulations concerning the foundation's [email protected] activities are defined by the Law on Kultura Nova Learn more here: Foundation which was adopted by the Croatian www.narratool.com Parliament in 2011 (Official Gazette of the Republic of Croatia, No. 90/11). Kulture Nova is an
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