The discussion will follow on conversations previously started in the frame of IETM meetings, which focus on the relation between performing arts and digital technologies.Read more
This mapping, published following the Spring Plenary Meeting 2013 in Dublin, provides an overview of the Irish contemporary performing arts scene against the background of today’s society, with its...Read more
Everyday Innovators promotes innovative work organisation in the cultural sector in Europe. Based on real case studies, the publication aims to inspire cultural operators, and provide them with tools...Read more
A guide to international contemporary arts co-producing written and researched by MJ Chung, Judith Staines, Sophie Travers, focusing on collaborations within and between Asia and Europe. Includes a...Read more
After having tried Plans A and B from Capitalism to Communism, from the market economy to protectionism, from surrealism to post-modernism, the democracies in which we live are looking for new ways...Read more
This working group at IETM Zurich was a sharing of experiences regarding approaching and negotiating with politicians and policy makers so that the needs of the cultural sector are recognized and met.Read more
We began the session at IETM Zurich by studying an all too recognisable vision- the UN political map of the world, defined, as we are all so familiar with, by clearly drawn lines carving out...Read more
An artistic dialogue from a deaf perspective. With humour, integrity and an artist’s perspective, this working group at IETM Zurich starts a discussion as to the creative lives of deaf persons, the...Read more
Dossier with articles by MA DeVlieg, J Jansa, B Kunst, JP Saez, M Stamenkovic, pp 57 – 81, in L’Observatoire des Politiques Culturelles, N° 33, May 2008. Available for consultation at the IETM officeRead more
A book of photographs by Véronique Vercheval, one of the many independent outcomes related to IETM’s project, “100 Artists in Palestine”. Published by Présence et Action Culturelles, 2006. Available...Read more
A highly influential research report providing an analysis if impediments to mobility and policy recommendations to overcome them. The report formed part of “Mobile.Home’ an EU- funded project of the...Read more
By Simon Tordjman, publication for IETM and for On The Move in collaboration with Acted and supported by the Arts and Culture Network Programme (OSI Budapest), 2006.Read more
