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IETM Zurich Plenary Meeting 2008

06 - 09.11.2008

Thu 06.11
15:00	19	Mental Maps of a constructed world - a great misunderstanding
15:00	19	Mental Maps of a constructed world - a great misunderstanding
16:30	19	Look at me! Understand what you cannot understand
16:30	19	Look at me! Understand what you cannot understand

Fri 07.11
11:00	19	Plenary Session
11:00	19	Plenary Session
13:00	19	European Identity – European Misunderstandings
13:00	19	Sounds Chinese to me – or How to Meet Another World
13:00	19	Sounds Chinese to me – or How to Meet Another World
13:00	19	Misunderstanding as an Artistic Strategy
13:00	19	European Identity – European Misunderstandings
13:00	19	Misunderstanding as an Artistic Strategy
15:30	19	Making Our Voices Heard
15:30	19	Brainstorm
15:30	19	Brainstorm
15:30	19	Making Our Voices Heard

Sat 08.11
11:00	19	Art as Information – Or When Meaning Goes Awry
11:00	19	Switzerland is a European Laboratory
11:00	19	Art as Information – Or When Meaning Goes Awry
11:00	19	Switzerland is a European Laboratory
11:00	19	Dramenprozessor – a sponsorship scheme for authors from Switzerland and Liechtenstein
11:00	19	Economy of the Arts: the Flexible Artist
11:00	19	Dramenprozessor – a sponsorship scheme for authors from Switzerland and Liechtenstein
11:00	19	Economy of the Arts: the Flexible Artist
12:00	19	ipf- Institute for the Performing Arts and Film
12:00	19	ipf- Institute for the Performing Arts and Film
13:00	19	The Limits of Intercultural Dialogue
13:00	19	What is an Audience?
13:00	19	The Limits of Intercultural Dialogue
13:00	19	United Swiss Theatre Professionals (VTS) – Model Salaries for Actors Working for Independent Theatres
13:00	19	Only Too Much Art is Enough Art – Who Pays the Bill?
13:00	19	United Swiss Theatre Professionals (VTS) – Model Salaries for Actors Working for Independent Theatres
13:00	19	Only Too Much Art is Enough Art – Who Pays the Bill?
13:00	19	What is an Audience?
15:00	19	Joining the EU to Europe : How can Swiss participate in EU-funded projects?
15:00	19	Joining the EU to Europe : How can Swiss participate in EU-funded projects?

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