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Everyone feels secure with answers, but what we have now are questions and pathways for exploration: What’s happening? Will this work? What will be the effect of this action, of this policy, of this project? Our challenges? Our public is changing; our partners are changing; the spaces where we meet our public are changing; our economy (from where we get our resources, and how they are used) is changing: creative answers, please! |
In this issueNew MembersINSTITUTE EMANAT News from the EUThe EU has started a consultation, after the launch of a Green Paper on the Potential of the Cultural and Creative Industries. Make your voice heard! News from the SecretariatThe IETM Secretariat is seeking an Administrative Assistant - check the job offer here! SolidarityHave you ever heard of ICAF? The International
Committee for Artists' Freedom reports cases where artists' lives and work
are threatened, and proposes solutions for help. Join IETM!Are you interested in joining the most dynamic network of contemporary performing arts professionals? Check all the benefits of being part of IETM, and contact us : our small office team will be delighted to answer all your questions. Follow IETM: |
IETM meetingsSpring Plenary Meeting in Berlin, 15 - 18 April 2010
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IETM Satellite Meeting in Asia, 14 - 20 June 2010The next IETM event will take place quite some distance from Europe: artists and cultural operators from Europe and Asia are invited to meet up in Jakarta and Yogyakarta to discuss the different production practices in both regions.
Autumn Plenary Meeting in Glasgow, 4 - 7 November 2010
Other upcoming IETM events:
IETM
events are made in the first place for IETM Members.
However, it is possible for non-member organisations and
individuals to attend some of the meetings under specific
conditions, in order to discover the network. If you are
interested in joining one of the events, please don't hesitate to contact us! Focus PointMobilityThe four pilot projects on artistic mobility (Practics, Space,
Changing
Room and e.Mobility) produced
together some recommendations for the European Commission and the Open
Method of Coordination, upon mobility concerns. These recommendations
are currently being re-edited to be presented along with concrete
proposals during the consultation on the Culture Programme
2014-2020.
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