Cultivating Cultural Co-operation3rd December 2003 - Department for Culture, Media & Sport, London
About this conference:
This conference looked at the impact and the future of the Culture 2000 programme. The conference featured over 20 successful projects with UK partners as case studies, with each invited to present a summary of their aims and activities, as well as what went well (and not so well) during the implementation of their project.
The conference looked to the future as well, with a number of speakers exploring the opportunities and challenges of European cultural co-operation, and debate on improvements to future EU funding programmes in this area. Speakers
Opening Words
Rt. Hon. Estelle Morris, MP, Minister for the Arts
The European Vision
Antonios Kosmopoulos, Head of Cultural Unit, DG EAC, European Commission
Notes from behind the Blue Files
Timothy Mason, UK-nominated member of the panel of experts evaluating applications for Performing Arts in the 2003 round Culture 2000
The Value of Museums, Archives and Libraries in Cultural Co-operation
Henrietta Hopkins, International Policy Adviser, Resource
The experience of English Heritage in recent EU funded projects
Anita Pollack, Head of European Policy, English Heritage
Culture 2000 - the other Lottery
Christopher Gordon, Freelance Consultant
Perspectives after the Enlargement
Attila Zongor, Director, CCP Hungary Chairs
Geoffrey Brown, Director, EUCLID
Nick Livingston, Director of Strategic Development, Arts Council of Northern Ireland
Mik Flood, Associate Director, EUCLID Projects Presented Performing Arts
Promoting new creativity in Jewish culture in Europe
Lena Stanley-Clamp, European Association for Jewish Culture
International Operatic Production by young people
May Wylie, Oxford City Council
Stages for Development
Giles Agis, Brouhaha International
The Lost Forest
Keiran Gillespie & Heather Lambie, Collusion Theatre Company
A new creation in the performing and visual arts for people with disabilities
Anita Loring, CPECA (Celebral Palsy in the European Community Association)
Europe Jazz Odyssey - A journey towards pan-European collaborations
John Cummings & Diana Spiegelberg, Serious, Katrin Oebel, Europe Jazz Odyssey
The Gypsy Festival
Kylie Stark, Northern Stage
Transformation of Movements: The Challenges of Integrated Collaborative Practice
Roberta Mock, Lusty Juventus Visual Arts
MIR - Microgravity Interdisciplinary Research
Nicola Triscott, The Arts Catalyst
Culturebase.net
Melissa Naylor & Adam Jeanes, Visiting Arts
Theatrum Europa
James Tyson, Chapter Arts Centre
Equality in Creativity
John Maizels, Raw Vision Magazine
The New Contemporary Art Network
Paul Domela, Liverpool Biennial
Implementation of the Culture 2000 programme in Slovakia - questions & challenges
Natalia Cehláriková, CCP Slovakia Cultural Heritage
Conservation through Aerial Archaeology
Robert Bewley, English Heritage
Pots of Gold - Ceramic Culture Innovation
Ian Lawley, Potteries Museum and Art Gallery
EPCD-NET - A virtual school of European Culture
Pete Hodgson, Norton Radstock College
Location, location, location - 100 architects' houses
Rebecca Bailey, Royal Commission on the Ancient & Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS)
Roman Baths and the Diffusion of Roman Culture
Paul Bidwell, Tyne & Wear Museums (TWM)
Communicating Cultural Landscapes
David Thompson, Gwynedd Archaeological Trust
Bryggen in Bergen - that sinking feeling?
Jim Spriggs, York Archaeological Trust Literature
Literature across Frontiers (Project Presentation)
Ned Thomas, Mercator Centre, University of Wales Aberystwyth Attendance:
A total of 100 delegates attended this event.
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