Documentation of IETM meetings and sessions - an overview of the most outstanding ideas expressed at the session and a summary of the conclusions and recommendations. Usually reports are aimed at feeding future sessions that continue exploring the same theme.
Our Satellite meeting in Milan focused on language as a political and social concept and a backbone of accessibility in the arts, with a particular emphasis on the position of sign languages across...Read more
Issues of inclusion, diversity and difference can often become intense, fractured and difficult. This session in IETM Hull explored how to remain in dialogue with those who hold different opinions to...Read more
What makes an artist an artist? This panel discussion and interactive open forum of IETM Hull explored whether it is possible to awaken more people to the arts and empower potential artists by...Read more
The cultural democracy notion stemmed from the belief that many cultural traditions coexist and none should dominate over the others as the “official” or “high” culture. Another premise of cultural...Read more
This session in IETM Munich brought together performing arts producers and their structures from different countries to share examples of cooperation, good practices and explain their business models...Read more
Why should we do participatory work? Is it possible for cultural institutions to manage cultural democracy? What are the power structures underlying participatory practices? To what extent is the...Read more
Departing from the current political, economic, humanitarian, and environmental crises of Europe, this session at IETM Munich gathered ideas to revive democracy and the European project, while...Read more
To what extent is international cooperation structured by cultural identity or, on the contrary, does it build bridges between cultures? What decides the methods, the topics and structures involved...Read more
IETM Satellite Wales deepened some of the conversations started during our plenaries in Brussels and Porto around the theme of working outside of the big centres and in rural areas. This report...Read more
