Café Markelius in Dansens Hus is open is open daily till 17:00.

Café Markelius in Dansens Hus is open is open daily till 17:00.

The City of Stockholm cordially invites you to the welcome reception of the IETM Spring Plenary Meeting 2011! The reception – hosted by the vice president of the City Council, Mrs. Eva-Louise Erlandsson Slorach – will be held in beautiful City Hall (which has hosted the Nobel Prize ceremony, among others!). Here you will be welcomed by Stockholm’s IETM team as well as representatives of the city, served refreshments and given a guided tour of the magnificent building. 

The City of Stockholm cordially invites you to the welcome reception of the IETM Spring Plenary Meeting 2011! The reception – hosted by the vice president of the City Council, Mrs. Eva-Louise Erlandsson Slorach – will be held in beautiful City Hall (which has hosted the Nobel Prize ceremony, among others!). Here you will be welcomed by Stockholm’s IETM team as well as representatives of the city, served refreshments and given a guided tour of the magnificent building. 

After the welcome reception in City Hall, we welcome you to our Late Night Meeting Point at Rydbergs Bar & Restaurant. The venue is located very near the meeting’s centre; Dansens Hus and Norra Latin. Come and meet other participants over a drink or a bite to eat in this cosy restaurant in the heart of Stockholm!

After the welcome reception in City Hall, we welcome you to our Late Night Meeting Point at Rydbergs Bar & Restaurant. The venue is located very near the meeting’s centre; Dansens Hus and Norra Latin. Come and meet other participants over a drink or a bite to eat in this cosy restaurant in the heart of Stockholm!

Culture unites us but at the same time highlights the differences in our approaches and beliefs, our stories and our families, our desires and our fears. It invites us to question the world in which we live. In recognizing and assuming that culture and the arts are central to our societies we are given the assurance of a future in which we are bound by a common story. Investing in culture throughout life helps to develop societies which are creative, innovative, democratic and rich in their diversity. But unfortunately this investment is not always obtained, so we must fight to obtain it!

Two speakers from distant horizons invite us to look at our own stories, to identify our differences as well as what brings us together. These stories should help us develop a strong and coherent discourse with which to convince our contemporaries, our societies, the importance of cultural rights and the resources they require to ensure diversity, quality and access to culture for all.

Speakers: 
Sarat Maharaj, research professor at Goldsmiths’ College in London and is currently professor of Visual Art and Knowledge Systems in Lund, Sweden and Howard Ross, founder and senior cosultant of Cookross, U.S.

Culture unites us but at the same time highlights the differences in our approaches and beliefs, our stories and our families, our desires and our fears. It invites us to question the world in which we live. In recognizing and assuming that culture and the arts are central to our societies we are given the assurance of a future in which we are bound by a common story. Investing in culture throughout life helps to develop societies which are creative, innovative, democratic and rich in their diversity. But unfortunately this investment is not always obtained, so we must fight to obtain it!

Two speakers from distant horizons invite us to look at our own stories, to identify our differences as well as what brings us together. These stories should help us develop a strong and coherent discourse with which to convince our contemporaries, our societies, the importance of cultural rights and the resources they require to ensure diversity, quality and access to culture for all.

Speakers: 
Sarat Maharaj, research professor at Goldsmiths’ College in London and is currently professor of Visual Art and Knowledge Systems in Lund, Sweden and Howard Ross, founder and senior cosultant of Cookross, U.S.

Café Markelius in Dansens Hus is open is open daily till 17:00.

Café Markelius in Dansens Hus is open is open daily till 17:00.

Södra Teatern's Kägelbanan (lit. bowling alley) is a 125 year old building, used once as a bowling alley. Today however, it is far better known as a concert/club venue that hosts both Swedish and international artists. Södra Teatern is the oldest remaining theatre in Stockholm that is still running. Come and mingle, have a drink and enjoy a performance by music theatre group Sirqus Alfon.

Södra Teatern's Kägelbanan (lit. bowling alley) is a 125 year old building, used once as a bowling alley. Today however, it is far better known as a concert/club venue that hosts both Swedish and international artists. Södra Teatern is the oldest remaining theatre in Stockholm that is still running. Come and mingle, have a drink and enjoy a performance by music theatre group Sirqus Alfon.

Café Markelius in Dansens Hus is open is open daily till 17:00.

Café Markelius in Dansens Hus is open is open daily till 17:00.

Our grand finale party will be in the club Cabaret, just next to Dansens Hus. Let’s show Sweden who is the Dancing queen! Deputy Director General Benny Marcel from the Swedish Arts Council will make a toast and congratulate IETM on our 30th birthday.

Our grand finale party will be in the club Cabaret, just next to Dansens Hus. Let’s show Sweden who is the Dancing queen! Deputy Director General Benny Marcel from the Swedish Arts Council will make a toast and congratulate IETM on our 30th birthday.

Time to say “goodbye” and “see you soon”! Come to brunch with old and new friends at the modern dance venue MDT, located on the beautiful island of Skeppsholmen. To get there take a brisk morning walk or the no. 65 bus from Norra Bantorget.

Time to say “goodbye” and “see you soon”! Come to brunch with old and new friends at the modern dance venue MDT, located on the beautiful island of Skeppsholmen. To get there take a brisk morning walk or the no. 65 bus from Norra Bantorget.