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SUMMARY:Cultural policy responses to Covid-19: An international perspective
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will present findings from recent research into international policy responses to the impact of Covid-19 on the cultural sector\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this Event\n\n\nHosted by the Centre for Cultural Value and presented in association with the British Council\, this webinar will present brief findings from recent research into international policy responses to the impact of Covid-19 on the cultural sector.\nIt will give an overview of different interventions internationally and explore the underlying policy models and structures that have influenced these – e.g. the status of and targeted support for freelance practitioners in different countries. It will also reflect on how cultural policy might be reshaped and re-imagined in a post Covid-19 future.\nInsights will be shared from the Centre for Cultural Value and the British Council and will include a short keynote by Professor Franco Bianchini followed by panel responses and a discussion chaired by Anne Torreggiani (CEO\, The Audience Agency & Co-Director of the Centre for Cultural Value). Our panelists are Chenine Bhathena\, Creative Director of Coventry UK City of Culture 2021 and Moira Sinclair\, Chief Executive\, Paul Hamlyn Foundation.\nWe want to make the webinar a positive experience for all participants. If you have particular access needs please let us know in advance at ccv@leeds.ac.uk.\nWe will share a copy of the research findings with participants ahead of the webinar as well as the Zoom link. \nImage: British Council / Oona Doherty\, Hard to Be Soft. Photo by Luca Truffarelli
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/cultural-policy-responses-to-covid-19-an-international-perspective/
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SUMMARY:Reimagining Museums and Libraries post COVID
DESCRIPTION:Inspiring the Digital Landscape of Libraries and Museums\nWe’re all aware of the enormous impact COVID-19 has had in all aspects of our lives. This is also a pivotal moment for Libraries and Museums globally as we deal with issues of financial resilience and finding new ways to engage with our audiences. At Microsoft\, Satya Nadella talks about the three “Rs” – respond\, reopen and reimagine. If we consider the silver lining in this tragedy\, this is a pivotal opportunity for change. Not change for the sake of change\, rather change to expand our ability to achieve our organizational missions. We may well look back on this as a transformational moment in the history of Museums and Libraries globally.\nThe second in our series of webinars discusses the reimagine opportunities arising from COVID-19. We’ll host discussions with three leaders in Libraries\, Museums and Microsoft Education on the opportunities they anticipate.\nPresented by\nCatherine Devine | Global Business Strategy Leader – Libraries & Museums\, Microsoft\nCatherine leads strategy for Libraries and Museums within Microsoft’s Education division. In this role her goal is to leverage technology to further the missions of Libraries and Museums globally in attracting visitors\, optimizing the visitor experience\, supporting research\, serving the community\, improving operations and exploring emerging opportunities for Libraries and Museums as their role is defined in a continually changing world.\nCatherine was most recently Chief Digital Officer at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. In that position\, she led the digital transformation of the Museum for 7 years\, as part of a 25 year career in technology across a variety of industries. Catherine has had a lifelong love and interest in technology and its ability to optimize outcomes across all aspects of life and society.\nCatherine is originally from Sydney\, Australia\, holding a B. Business (Accounting) from the University of Technology\, Sydney and a M. Sc Business Analytics (Data Science) from Syracuse University.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/reimagining-museums-and-libraries-post-covid/
CATEGORIES:Art,Branding,Culture,Digital Marketing
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SUMMARY:Online Talks | Talking Galleries
DESCRIPTION:The Covid-19 outbreak\, and the global shutdown and its subsequent economic downturn that came in its wake\, has shaken up the art world in unexpected ways. In light of these challenging times\, Talking Galleries will host a new series of online panel discussions and presentations to address the challenges of galleries and the art market during — and post — pandemic. Leading art professionals\, both from Spain and the international scene\, will share their insights on how galleries are facing this fast changing situation and how the market will evolve.\nParticipation will be open and free with prior registration.\nIndividual registration is required for each session. The registration link will be activated shortly.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/online-talks-talking-galleries/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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SUMMARY:CI to EYE LIVE
DESCRIPTION:Live conversations that fuel the future of the arts. Hosted by CI’s President\, Erik Gensler\, CI to Eye Live features timely conversations with leaders inside and outside of the arts.\nHOW ARTS ORGANIZATIONS MONETIZE LIVESTREAMS AND DIGITAL CONTENT\nIn a recent survey of audiences and the broader American public\, more than half of respondents reported participating in one or more digital cultural activities during the lockdown\, and 13% reported paying for cultural content.\nIn this session\, you’ll hear from several arts organizations across genres about how they’ve monetized content during the pandemic. Each arts administrator will share what they did\, how they did it\, the results so far\, and what they learned. You’ll also have a chance to ask your questions during our Q+A session.\nFEATURED ARTS LEADERS\nFrances Howorth\, Director of Marketing\, Irish Repertory Theatre\nGabriela Jirasek\, Director of Digital Strategy\, Goodman Theatre\nAlisa Martin\, Vice President\, Educational Operations\, Tenement Museum\nAnnie Penner\, Network and Social Media Manager\, The Dallas Opera\nGwen Watkins\, CMO\, Houston Symphony
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/ci-to-eye-live/
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SUMMARY:International Perspectives on Museum Interpretation
DESCRIPTION:Moving beyond traditional gallery texts\, this webinar addresses new interpretive methods with close attention to the roles that language and technology play. Speakers from institutions in Asia\, Europe and the US will outline the multi-sensory strategies their own exhibition teams have used to enhance installations\, activate works of art\, and facilitate deeper connections for visitors. The panel will also explore the broader challenges and opportunities inherent in interpreting for diverse\, international audiences. \n\nMeet the Speakers\n(listed alphabetically)\nJeanne Goswami\, Independent Interpretation Consultant\nJovanna Scorsone\, Education and Public Engagement Manager\, Aga Khan Museum\nCherry Thian\, Senior Manager\, Audience Department\, Asian Export Art Asian Civilizations Museum\nKaty Wan\, Assistant Curator\, Tate Modern; Moderator \n\nWebinar Co-organizers:\nKarina Corrigan\, H.A. Crosby Forbes Curator of Asian Export Art\, Peabody Essex Museum\nApril Watson\, Curator\, Photography\, The Nelson Atkins Museum of Art\nClement Onn\, Senior Curator\, Asian Export Art Asian Civilizations Museum
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SUMMARY:DISCOVERY: Arts\, Culture\, COVID-19
DESCRIPTION:How is the COVID-19 crisis shaping arts and culture across America? On Episode 4 of DISCOVERY\, we’ll talk with Arthur Cohen\, CEO and cofounder of LaPlaca Cohen. He’ll share insights from Culture Track\, an ongoing study of US cultural consumers\, and together we’ll talk through culture and creativity in our ever-changing world.\n\nDISCOVERY is a weekly Knight Foundation show\, hosted by the Knight Arts team. The program takes a weekly look at how the arts and artists build informed and engaged communities. To see past episodes\, or to learn more about Knight’s live weekly shows\, visit KF.org
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/discovery-arts-culture-covid-19/
CATEGORIES:Art,Branding,Culture,Digital Marketing,Travel
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SUMMARY:Post-COVID19 Era: Is There a New Direction for the Performing Arts?
DESCRIPTION:This cultural webinar is focused to provide debate and discussion\, covering interesting initiatives\, flagging up potential solutions\, highlighting new opportunities\, encouraging positive developments\, and sharing our collective learning in this rapidly changing environment.\nModerator:\nTony Leung l Founder & Director\, Agents of Positive Change\nSpeaker:\nAlison M Friedman l Artistic Director\, Performing Arts\, West Kowloon Cultural District Authority\nFung Lam l Composer\nWilson Ng l Associate Conductor\, Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra\nRegistering as KLUB 11 member is a prerequisite for joining this webinar.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/post-covid19-era-is-there-a-new-direction-for-the-performing-arts/
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