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Case study by Isabel Carlos (independent
curator, Lisbon and curator of 2004 Sydney Biennale) on the shift
from public to private funding in contemporary art. |
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Dialogue between Brian Butler (Director,
Artspace, Auckland) and Charles Esche (Director, Van Abbemuseum,
Eindhoven) about the current funding debates in The Netherlands
and beyond. |
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Panel discussion exploring the economic
pressures on programming: financial security versus artistic freedom?
Featuring Maria Lind (Director, Iaspis, Stockholm), Suhail Malik
(Senior Lecturer, Goldsmiths College, London), Jaime Stapleton (Associate
Research Fellow, Birkbeck College, London) and Hans Abbing (Professor
of Art Sociology, University of Amsterdam) and moderated by Olav
Velthuis (economist, art historian and Volkskrant journalist). |
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Case study by Tobias Berger (Director,
Para/Site Art Space , Hong Kong) examining the changing audiences
for art institutions in Europe and in Asia. |
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Dialogue between Tirdad Zolghadr (independent
curator, Berlin) and Rachida Azough (Artistic Director, Kosmopolis,
House for Cultural Dialogue, Rotterdam) exploring differing approaches
to using ‘culture’ as a tool for mediating between ‘cultures’.
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Panel discussion on the relationship
between an art institution and its public(s): what do we want from
our audience? Featuring Gitta Luiten (Director, Mondriaan Foundation),
Niru Ratnam (co-director, STORE gallery, London, and initiator of
Arts Council England’s Inspire curatorial program), Nina Möntmann
(independent curator and writer, Hamburg), Simon Rees (curator,
CAC Vilnius) and moderated by Tirdad Zolghadr (independent curator,
Berlin). |
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Dialogue between Laurent Le Bon (Director,
Centre Pompidou-Metz) and Ruud Visschedijk (Director, Nederlands
Fotomuseum, Rotterdam) concerning the relocating of a cultural institution
and the effect this has on its program and identity. Moderated by
Marc Spiegler (journalist and art critic, Zurich). |
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Case study by Dirk Snauwaert (Director,
Wiels center for contemporary art, Brussels), presenting the institution-under-construction
and exploring its need to be housed in a building. |
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Panel discussion on the question of de-centralisation
and gentrification: why is it still a matter of location, location,
location? Moderated by Marc Spiegler and featuring Nikolaus Hirsch
(architect, Frankfurt), Adrienne Goehler (publicist and independent
curator, Berlin), Dirk Snauwaert (Director, Wiels center for contemporary
art, Brussels), Wouter Vanstiphout (architectural historian and
member of Crimson collective, Rotterdam). |
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