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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20200916T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20200916T190000
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SUMMARY:How Livestreaming is transforming China’s E-commerce
DESCRIPTION:Retail is fast evolving in the China market\, and Alibaba has been pioneering livestreaming as an innovative combination of shopping and entertainment. As the retail industry looks to navigate disruptions caused by Covid-19\, livestreaming has proven to be an even more important means of digital engagement\, especially for international brands. Join this webinar to understand how your brand can use Tmall and Tmall Global to reach Chinese consumers & engage with them through Livestreaming.\nSpeaker :\nChloé Gonçalves\, International Business Development Manager\, Tmall Global – Alibaba
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/livestreaming-in-chinas-e-commerce/
CATEGORIES:Branding,Culture,Digital Marketing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200917T060000
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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/
CATEGORIES:Art,Branding,Culture,Lifestyle,Travel
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200922
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200925
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20200915T161334Z
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SUMMARY:Beijing Culture and Tourism Global Online Strategic Forum
DESCRIPTION:As the world enters a new era of international travel\, Beijing Municipal Culture and Tourism Bureau is leading the way with a two-part online forum series\, “Beijing Culture and Tourism Global Online Strategic Forum – Restart Travel\, Together with Beijing”\, on 22-23 September 2020. The forum aims to empower attendees with a practical understanding of how Beijing is tackling the most important issues facing international tourism right now\, and looking ahead to the future\, by embracing new technology\, creative solutions\, and learning from past experience.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/beijing-culture-and-tourism-global-online-strategic-forum/
CATEGORIES:Culture,Leisure & Tourism
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20200922T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Madrid:20200922T180000
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20200910T105102Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200910T105102Z
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SUMMARY:Culture/Museums
DESCRIPTION:Consequences of the rapid digital transformation of cultural institutions and museums as a result of the pandemic. Opportunities created by this transformation in building new audiences through new roles\, digital access to cultural heritage and the promotion of the current artistic production.\nThe consequences of the pandemic and the economical crisis: are they forcing museums and other cultural centers to revaluate their mission? Would they need to consider new roles and new services for the society\, the artist and their own communities in order to increase engagement among their regular audience\, while also attracting new audiences? How has the ongoing digital transformation of museums and art centers been affected by the fast-paced changes brought by the pandemic?\nModerator:\n> Carlos Urroz\, Director\, Fundación TBA21\nWelcome:\n> Patricia del Pozo Fernández\, Minister of Culture and Historical Heritage\, Government of Andalusia\nCase Study: New functions for a new time. The “Oceans” program\n> Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza \, Chairwoman\, Fundación TBA21\, Viena\, Madrid\nSpeakers:\n> Marina Chinchilla\, Deputy Director of Administration\, Museo Nacional del Prado\n> Ana Moreno\, General Coordinator of Education\, Museo Nacional del Prado\n> Javier Pantoja\, Director of the Digital Department\, Museo Nacional del Prado\n> Olga Sevillano\, Head of Digital Projects\, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía\n> Evelio Acevedo Carrero\, Managing Director\, Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza\n> Marko Daniel\, Director\, Fundació Joan Miró\n> Ana Santos Aramburo\, Director\, Biblioteca Nacional de España\n> Ángel Martínez Roger\, Cultural Director\, Biblioteca Nacional de España\n> Mar Sánchez Estrella\, General Secretary for Cultural Innovation and Museums\, Ministry of Culture and Historical Heritage\, Government of Andalusia
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/culture-museums/
CATEGORIES:Culture,Leisure & Tourism
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200923
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200925
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SUMMARY:Crystal Bridges State of the Art 2020 Summit
DESCRIPTION:On 23 September\, Alice Walton\, Founder of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, and Darren Walker\, Ford Foundation President\, will host Insights from a Changing America — a free\, interactive and virtual summit that brings together an extraordinary group of America’s brightest minds\, influential voices\, and talented artists.\nThis Summit\, moderated by lifelong activist and renowned actress Kerry Washington\, will investigate the themes and ideas raised by the Crystal Bridges’ exhibit: State of the Art 2020. Throughout 2018 and 2019\, curators from Crystal Bridges travelled the nation to meet hundreds of artists in their workspaces\, resulting in the selection of 61 artists who are actively engaged with themes including:\n• World-building: creating real and fictional spaces\n• Sense of Place: investigating ideas of home\, family\, and immigration\n• Mapping: connections to and relationships with landscapes and power\n• Temporality: the concept of time and how we perceive it\nExamining a range of issues pertinent to contemporary life in the United States\, the Summit program will explore these artists’ works as they relate to an America amidst transformative demographic\, technological\, environmental and cultural changes.\nThis powerful and provocative virtual gathering will connect participants with these meaningful themes in three sessions and focus on topics that have taken on a new sense of urgency: “Sense of Place: Nurturing Vibrant Communities;” “Confronting History: Changing the Narrative;” and “Shifting Grounds: Art Education for a New Age.”\nThe insights of the group will be captured for public dissemination as part of Crystal Bridges’ ongoing core commitment to make American art more accessible and relevant to a broader audience. Christie’s invites you to be a part of the dialogue.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/crystal-bridges-state-of-the-art-2020-summit/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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SUMMARY:What Arts Organizations Need to Know About TIKTOK
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.\nWHAT ARTS ORGANIZATIONS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TIKTOK\nTikTok now has 100 million active users in the U.S. and while 80% are under the age of 35\, the user base is aging up exponentially. With its unique algorithm\, TikTok can quickly deliver an organic social following if your content resonates. TikTok users love the app—90% of users access it daily.\nIn this session\, you’ll learn more about TikTok and how arts organizations are utilizing the platform. Even if you decide it isn’t right for your organization (there are many valid reasons\, especially in the middle of a pandemic)\, it’s important to understand how TikTok fits into the larger digital landscape.\nFEATURED ARTS LEADERS\nSarah Doolin Roy\, American Ballet Theatre\nConnor Holloway\, American Ballet Theatre\nSloan MacRae\, Carnegie Museum of Natural History\nChristopher Williams\, Capacity Interactive\nAdrian Yablin\, Capacity Interactive
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/what-arts-organizations-need-to-know-about-tiktok/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture,Digital Marketing
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200928
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201001
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20200925T124513Z
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SUMMARY:2020 World Culture And Tourism Forum: Recovery with Innovative Transformation
DESCRIPTION:Aiming to accelerate the transformation of tourism activities and seek innovation opportunities for the industry\, the 2020 World Culture And Tourism Forum co-founded by Xi’an Municipal Government and Trip.com group will take place on September 28-29 this year in Xi’an\, China.\nThemed “Cultural & Tourism Recovery With Innovative Transformation“\, the Forum will focus on development strategies for the leisure vacation sector\, opportunities for the transformation and upgrade of the culture and tourism industries\, key issues for the cooperation and development of the Silk Road initiative\, opportunities for the homestay space post-pandemic\, cooperation and innovation of tourism cities along the Silk Road\, and public policies for the management of tourism crisis\, and cultural tourism innovation.\nContact: register@traveldaily.cn
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/2020-world-culture-and-tourism-forum-recovery-with-innovative-transformation/
CATEGORIES:Culture,Travel
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200930
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201002
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20200819T180923Z
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SUMMARY:Catalonia Workshop: B2B travel and tourism networking
DESCRIPTION:Tour operators and distributors to vital markets meet tourism product from across Catalonia and surrounding regions in an accessible B2B workshop.\nIdeally placed at vital moment in the region’s bounce-back\, ETOA’s Catalonia workshop on September 30th will be the ideal opportunity to lay the foundations for a sustainable recovery. The online workshop will bring together selected travel buyers in a highly accessible half-day of B2B online meetings\, matched in advance based on the preferences of suppliers and operators alike.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/catalonia-workshop-b2b-travel-and-tourism-networking/
CATEGORIES:Branding,Culture,Digital Marketing,Leisure & Tourism,Travel
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201005
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201018
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
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SUMMARY:MAAM 2020: Do Museums Still Need Objects
DESCRIPTION:Once perceived as static “cabinets of curiosities”\, museums are now evolving their missions to meet the needs of their ever-changing communities. As we think about how museums will look in the future\, we also need to think about how collections serve diverse audiences. The question remains: Do museums still need objects?\nThe MAAM Annual Conference will examine this question in its entirety. We will discuss the ways in which art\, history\, and science collections can play a new\, or different\, role in the museum. We will discuss how digital technologies make collections more accessible to communities. We will discuss how museums thrive with and without collections. We will discuss tough topics regarding collections. We want to know what you think about this question!\nRegistration will open the week of September 1\, 2020.\nWhat is the theme?\nThe theme of this year’s conference is “Do Museums Still Need Objects?”. Our Program Committee found this theme to be relevant amidst the pandemic and period of social activism that we are seeing today. We recognize that the theme is larger than a simple question of whether a museum needs to have objects\, but also begs the questions: how do we interpret the objects we have? How do we manage interpretation without a collection? How do we use controversial objects to discuss difficult topics?\nWhat will the program look like?\nThe Virtual Annual Meeting will take place over October 5-16\, 2020. We will have approximately 10 days worth of content including webinars\, program affinity group meetings\, the Weil Lecture\, our Annual Meeting\, and other networking opportunities. A formal schedule will be shared prior to the opening of registration in September.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/maam-2020-do-museums-still-need-objects/
CATEGORIES:Branding,Culture,Digital Marketing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201007T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201007T110000
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SUMMARY:Europe Profile and Trends
DESCRIPTION:Presented 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/europe-profile-and-trends/
CATEGORIES:Art,Branding,Culture,Digital Marketing
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201008T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201008T180000
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20200929T130630Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200929T130630Z
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SUMMARY:The Art Newspaper Live: Is the new spirit of collaboration lip-service or game-changing?
DESCRIPTION:New models for new times: Rethinking the art market in a changing world\nThe past year has presented the art trade with unprecedented challenges\, but it has also revealed how changes in the way we do business may re-shape the industry into a more collaborative one. More galleries are working together\, new art communities are coalescing and digital innovations are being developed at great speed. It is clear the art market is headed in a new direction—and if flights are grounded and borders closed due to the pandemic\, perhaps that new direction will be a “glocal” one.\nJoin The Art Newspaper’s art market experts in conversation with industry thought leaders like Sunny Rahbar\, Ayo Adeyinka and Clare McAndrew to discuss why galleries of all sizes are teaming up to try out new ideas\, the shift to the “glocal” and what the art world can do to prepare for what could be a radically different future.\nTalk Series Schedule\n5pm BST // 12pm ET // 9am PT\n8 October\nIs the new spirit of collaboration lip-service or game-changing?\nFeaturing\nPilar Corrias\, Pilar Corrias Gallery // Caroline Douglas\, Contemporary Art Society // Sunny Rahbar\, Third Line // Neil Wenman\, Hauser & Wirth // moderated by Anna Brady\, The Art Newspaper\n15 October\nBreaking boundaries—local is the new global\nFeaturing\nRachel Lehmann\, Lehmann Maupin // Sundaram Tagore\, Sundaram Tagore Gallery // Rakeb Sile\, Addis Fine Art // Ayo Adeyinka\, Tafeta // moderated by Anny Shaw\, The Art Newspaper\n22 October\nEconomist Clare McAndrew in conversation with Georgina Adam
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/the-art-newspaper-live-collaboration/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201020T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201020T093000
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
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SUMMARY:Expanded Formats | Reimagining Art Economies Online
DESCRIPTION:During this interactive event\, Lucy Rose Sollitt and Jo Townshend convene a panel of experts working in the field of art and technology to consider:\nWhat if approaches to selling and experiencing art online were based on a deeper understanding of the artistic possibilities and politics of technologies? Might alternatives to dominant economies be revealed?\nTogether we will consider a range of models and ideas imagined by artists\, thinkers\, critical technologists working with and reflecting on networked technologies. From blockchain enabling alternative models for selling and supporting creation of born digital artworks\, to curated content and art based on Web 1.0 principles. It will explore whether such approaches offer viable alternatives for generating sales while freeing art from dominant market dynamics. And reflect on which perspectives could anticipate future artistic economies.\n–\nThis event will take place via Zoom. A link to join the event will be sent to you shortly.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/expanded-formats-reimagining-art-economies-online/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture,Digital Marketing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201022T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201022T153000
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SUMMARY:The Future of the Blockbuster: A Need for Change?
DESCRIPTION:In this forum\, panellists will consider whether\, when the pandemic ebbs\, they expect and would welcome a return of these large-scale exhibitions. Or whether they think that the current Covid-related limitations – and the demands for greater focus on social justice and concern for the environment – require a reconsideration of institutional purpose\, financial models\, and audience needs. Is an imaginative focus on permanent collections and local audiences the path ahead for some institutions and\, if so\, will audiences and critics shift their expectations accordingly? How best are the interests of knowledge generation served? Is there an opportunity for a greater sharing of resources and expertise across the sector? Will a digital offering need to be re-evaluated as more than a secondary alternative\, particularly if audiences remain reluctant to travel?
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/the-future-of-the-blockbuster-a-need-for-change/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201023
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201030
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20200929T133745Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200929T133745Z
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SUMMARY:Deloitte's Art & Finance Panels | ArtCity 2020
DESCRIPTION:This year\, we will organize a series of virtual “Art & Finance Panels” in collaboration with ArtCity*\, a novel interactive platform that replicates as closely as possible the in-person experience of a live art fair.\nThrough this unique art market online event\, Deloitte Luxembourg will lead every day\, from 23 to 28 October\, 7 online conference panels\, organized in collaboration with Deloitte China\, Italy\, Japan\, Monaco\, Portugal\, Russia\, Switzerland and USA\, on the following subjects:\nFriday\, 23 October \n15:30-17:15 (CET)\nCulture & Smart Cities.\nAs a result of the current sanitary crisis and the digitization of culture\, does it make sense to include culture in the concept of smart cities?\nSaturday\, 24 October\n15:30-17:00 (CET)\nCulture & Sustainable Impact Investment.\nWith the Covid-19 crisis\, financing culture has become even more problematic hence should we consider new creative financing approaches\nSunday\, 25 October\n11:00-12:30 (CET)\n18:00-19:30 (Hong Kong Time)\nHong Kong Art Market.\nA look into the future. With the support of CHINALUX\nMonday\, 26 October\n15:30-17:00 (CET)\nDigital Transformation in the Art Market.\nWhat does this actually mean?\nTuesday\, 27 October\n13:00-14:30 (CET)\n15:00-16:30 (MSK)\nКак мы можем развить российский рынок искусства\n(How We can Expand the Russian Art Market)\n(Organized by Deloitte Russia\, language: Russian)\nTuesday\, 27 October\n15:30-17:00 (CET)\nTrust – Transparency – Responsibility Trends in the Art Market.\nBenefits and challenges for collectors and dealers.\nWednesday\, 28 October\n15:30-17:00 (CET)\nArt & Collectibles.\nWhich wealth management service offerings meet UHNWIs’ needs?
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/deloittes-art-finance-panels/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201029
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201031
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201016T125651Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201016T125651Z
UID:98119-1603969200-1604055599@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:Digital Connections: What Arts Organizations Can Learn From China's Livestreaming Trend
DESCRIPTION:Join Jing Culture & Commerce\, Fliggy\, the travel services platform of Alibaba\, and The British Museum for an in-depth exploration of livestreaming and its potential for museums\, cultural institutions\, and related organizations.\nDuring this webinar\, we’ll discuss the booming livestreaming sphere in China\, the changing landscape of museum audience engagement during the pandemic\, how museums and cultural organizations in other parts of the world are adapting livestreaming strategies and events\, and how arts organizations large and small can connect with global audiences and generate new revenue streams through cultural livestreaming.\nThe webinar will presented by Peter Huang\, Managing Editor of Jing Culture & Commerce and Jing Travel\, which are part of the Jing Group–one of the most trusted English-language sources of news and information about global trends in culture and technology\, including Chinese culture and commerce\, for institutions\, companies\, and professionals worldwide.\nPeter will be joined by:\nAda Xu\, Regional Director (Europe & Middle-East)\, Fliggy\nNatasha Furey\, Tours and Groups Manager\, The British Museum
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/what-arts-organizations-can-learn-from-chinas-livestreaming-trend/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture,Digital Marketing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201121
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201013T153412Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201013T153412Z
UID:98093-1605006000-1605869999@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:MCN 2020 VIRTUAL: Sustainability: Preserve/Progress
DESCRIPTION:What sustains us? The conference theme for MCN 2020 VIRTUAL—an experience like no other previous conference—is Sustainability: Preserve/Progress. Together\, we will explore the tension between transformation and longevity. Sustainability has many facets—technological\, financial\, environmental\, cultural\, social\, and personal. We recognize the increasingly fraught nature of sustainability—amplified now as we navigate global crises in health\, labor\, climate change\, decolonization\, and more. Let’s confront these issues\, retool our skills\, reconnect with one another\, and work together for a more equitable digital future in museums.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/mcn-2020-virtual-sustainability-preserve-progress/
CATEGORIES:Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201111
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201115
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201009T172110Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201009T172110Z
UID:98065-1605092400-1605351599@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:Europeana 2020 Crisis\, Change and Culture
DESCRIPTION:CRISIS\, CHANGE AND CULTURE\n\n\n2020 is not the year we thought it was going to be. A global pandemic has changed our day-to-day lives. The Covid crisis has brought home how connected our lives are across the globe\, while the injustices and societal inequalities that exist between them have been thrown into sharp relief. This demands a response from us. Above all\, this year has shown us that we need to build more coherent\, coordinated and effective approaches to dealing with the challenges facing society\, whether it is a short-lived natural disaster\, a pandemic\, or the ongoing battle to combat climate change.\nThis is as true for the cultural heritage sector as it is for our wider society .\nIn recent months\, culture has shown to be a compelling force: people turned to digital technology and communication to share culture and come together as families\, in friendship groups and as communities. As we move through and on from these crises\, how can digital culture create meaningful and positive change in our society?\nNow is the time to look critically at the role of cultural heritage\, and reimagine it.\nEuropeana 2020 builds on that momentum to explore how – together – we can develop an open\, knowledgeable and creative society.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/europeana-2020-crisis-change-and-culture/
CATEGORIES:Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201116
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201023T163844Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201023T163844Z
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SUMMARY:The Taste Of Art
DESCRIPTION:It has long been an accepted belief that a museum is a temple of art. These days\, however\, priorities of museums have shifted from storing exhibits and expanding their collections to attracting the attention of various audiences.\nIncreasingly more often\, museums seek to become cultural institutions of interest. In their turn\, additional museum services\, such as cafes and restaurants play an important role in positioning the museum as an accessible place for family recreation\, meetings of friends and business negotiations.\nIt is an obvious fact that cafes and restaurants in museums help these institutions gain additional profits. However\, do these structural subdivisions of the museum serve not only the commercial but also the representative function? Are cafes and restaurants in museums only places for museum visitors to have a quick snack\, or can they serve as independent recreation spaces? Should cafes and restaurants in museums be incorporated into museum expositions? Do museum restaurants and cafes also possess some specific features?
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/the-taste-of-art/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20201116T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20201116T130000
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201106T135158Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201106T135158Z
UID:98405-1605517200-1605531600@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:Museums Facing Extinction - Lithuanian Edition
DESCRIPTION:Do you believe museums can become agents of change to foster better futures respecting people and the Planet? Do you want to start the ecological transition of your museum? Do you want to inspire your museum colleagues to commit to the climate crisis agenda? And most of all\, you are passionate about innovation and change?\nWe Are Museums\, EIT Climate-KIC and the MO Museum join forces to offer to 20 museum professionals in Lithuania and to all the international We Are Museums community a very special day! We will gather future\, museum and climate experts to explore new ways of seeing the future and to harvest best practices of museums acting for the Planet.\nWe gathered experts in global impact\, systemic change\, future-thinking\, sustainability\, biomimicry\, architecture\, contemporary art\, circular economy\, and key museum professionals to share their experiences and provoke news practices.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/museums-facing-extinction-lithuanian-edition/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201121
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201009T172125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201009T172125Z
UID:98069-1605524400-1605869999@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:NEMO European Museum Conference 2020
DESCRIPTION:Museums making sense will discuss how museums can help visitors make sense of complicated matters – be it climate change or migration processes or economic relations. Through storytelling methods\, museums can help us understand complex interrelations. Multiperspective approaches can help us appreciate different perspectives. Museums can work as innovative labs to test different complex scenarios\, giving the opportunity to find answers for questions like: How do we want to live? How could the future look like? \n\n\nJoin us for an inspiring four days online conference divided into morning and afternoon sessions. In sessions\, panel discussions and webinars we will discuss how museums help people make sense of the world. We will get social in online receptions\, museum tours and a museum themed pub-quiz.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/nemo-european-museum-conference-2020/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201118T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201118T100000
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201111T161030Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201111T161030Z
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SUMMARY:Cities & Museums Webinar Forum - 4th Session
DESCRIPTION:The creation of social and economic networks for the cultural and artistic establishment in times of crisis\nGiven the reduction in public subsidies\, it is necessary for civil society to get involved and participate in the conservation\, research and dissemination of artistic heritage\, as well as in its production. We are interested in knowing the different formulas and approaches adopted by both public and private museums in Spain and beyond. Museums and cultural centers have the opportunity\, in this digital era\, to intensify the provision of services to the artistic sector and society\, both to local and global audiences\, and even to redefine their functions\, mission and vision.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/cities-museums-webinar-forum-4th-session/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201120
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201122
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201118T095726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201118T095726Z
UID:98483-1605870000-1605956399@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:Culture Geek Conference
DESCRIPTION:Since 2012\, Culture Greek has been bringing together the people who are at the forefront of digital transformation in museums\, galleries\, theaters\, festivals\, publishing and film. Their events are packed with real actionable advice\, giving you the knowledge you need to make more impact with your work.\nThis year Culture Geek brings the conference direct to your computer. Watch the talks live (UK timezone) and then return to them with online access for 12 months.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/culture-geek-conference/
CATEGORIES:Branding,Culture,Digital Marketing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201123
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201126
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201103T131057Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201103T131057Z
UID:98380-1606129200-1606301999@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:Collect & Connect: Archives and Collections in a Digital Age
DESCRIPTION:Collect & Connect: Archives and Collections in a Digital Age will be held at Naturalis Biodiversity Center in Leiden (*) from 23-24 November 2020. The aims of this international conference which officially concludes the NWO/Brill Creative Industries Project Making Sense of Illustrated Handwritten Archives are twofold. First\, to present results of finished and original research in the field of digitized archives and natural and cultural heritage collections. Second\, to promote exchange and discussion between researchers and heritage professionals in the field of digital natural and cultural heritage. Next to specialized paper presentations\, the conference will also entail a variety of interactive formats (e.g.\, round tables or demos). Six to eight papers presented at the conference are expected to be selected for publication in the ACM Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage (JOCCH). All positively reviewed papers shall be submitted as proceedings volume to CEUR-WS.org for online publication. Confirmed keynote speakers are:\nDr. Sharon Leon (Michigan State University)\nProf. Lambert Schomaker (University of Groningen)\nProf. Franco Niccolucci (PIN – University of Florence)
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/collect-connect-archives-and-collections-in-a-digital-age/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture,Digital Marketing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201205
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201201T133658Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201201T133658Z
UID:99375-1606820400-1607079599@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:Cultural and Creative Sectors and Local Development
DESCRIPTION:What is the issue?\nThe direct and indirect impacts of culture on local development are largely achieved through cultural participation and access of diverse groups of population to cultural amenities and activities. Cultural participation is linked to a number of areas of social and economic impact: social inclusion\, education and life-long learning\, well-being and health. High levels of cultural participation might be conducive to a favourable social environment for cultural and creative entrepreneurship\, thereby enhancing the impact of cultural and creative production on job creation. In many cities and regions\, cultural participation and specialisations in the cultural and creative sectors are evolving\, and being used to tackle and societal challenges (e.g. climate change) from new angles\, favouring resilience\, skills creation and prosocial behavioural changes. High levels of cultural participation also create the premises for a stronger support of cultural spending and cultural policies from the public opinion\, thus contributing to the financial and social sustainability of cultural and creative sectors. \nThe OECD-EC Policy Webinar\nThere is however still a lack of capacity at subnational levels to measure cultural participation and design instruments that can effectively increase it. This policy webinar will provide an opportunity to learn from latest academic evidence on the economic and social impacts of cultural participation\, approaches to better capture it at regional level and instruments to increase it. The event shall also showcase a number of interesting European and non-European cases in this regard.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/cultural-and-creative-sectors-and-local-development/
CATEGORIES:Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201202
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201206
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201124T172100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201124T172100Z
UID:99124-1606906800-1607165999@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:The CoMuseum: Virtual International Conference and Workshops
DESCRIPTION:On December 2-4\, the U.S. Embassy in Greece\, in partnership with the Benaki Museum and the British Council\, will present the 10th International CoMuseum Conference. The event will take place in a digital format this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The conference is organized in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut Athen and the Ambassade de France/Institut Français de Grèce\, and is under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and Sports\, the Municipality of Athens\, and the Municipality of Thessaloniki. The CoMuseum is supported by Uni Systems as a Strategic Sponsor\, and Microsoft as a Major Sponsor.\nDuring the tenth installment of this annual conference\, professionals from international museums and cultural organizations\, artists\, civil society representatives\, educators\, and academics will examine: leadership in museums and cultural organizations during these challenging times; the social impact of museums with regard to their communities\, human rights\, and social justice; the ongoing digital transformation in the cultural sector; and the “greening” of museums\, in consideration of environmental health\, as well as the wellness of museum visitors and staff.\nThe conference will feature global experts and cultural leaders from around the world who will share their knowledge and experience through a series of presentations and discussions. A list of featured speakers follows below.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/the-comuseum-virtual-international-conference-and-workshops/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201205
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201208
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201118T104453Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201118T104453Z
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SUMMARY:Cultural Alliances: The Imperatives and Challenges of Collaboration
DESCRIPTION:For the third iteration of Museum 2050’s annual symposium\, the platform looks to explore the concept of collaboration\, both in its proliferation in recent partnerships amongst museums\, particularly in China\, and as a centerpiece of creative production. We wish to ask the fundamental question: why collaborate? What is the purpose of these cultural alliances? Whether they are between distinct institutions\, artists\, professionals\, spaces or disciplines\, what is gained when we collaborate? What is lost? How can we best foster collaboration? This year\, Museum 2050 seeks to broaden the discussion beyond the realm of the Chinese context in order to investigate why museums make the decision to go beyond their walls to forge partnerships\, both with other actors in the arts and those in other fields.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/cultural-alliances-the-imperatives-and-challenges-of-collaboration/
LOCATION:He Art Museum
CATEGORIES:Architecture,Art,Branding,Culture,Digital Marketing,WeChat
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201209
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201212
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201106T131107Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201106T131107Z
UID:98399-1607511600-1607684399@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:Museums+Tech 2020
DESCRIPTION:The 2020 conference asks what role digital can play for museums in a crisis. How can museums and other cultural organisations respond to crisis\, both in terms of their collections\, programmes\, and internally? Do they have what it takes to survive when their doors can no longer open to the public? What role can digital play in responding to crisis and how might it be used to respond to issues of colonisation\, access and inclusion? The MCG’s annual conference brings together practitioners\, researchers\, funders\, and those from related cultural heritage and technology sectors from around the world.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/museumstech-2020/
CATEGORIES:Culture,Digital Marketing
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201215
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201217
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201124T171805Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201124T171805Z
UID:99121-1608030000-1608116399@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:Making History Together: Public Participation in Museums
DESCRIPTION:The international online symposium will bring together scholars\, museum professionals and heritage practitioners to discuss how participatory history is constructed\, developed\, and implemented in museums.\n\nWe invite you to register and attend the one-day symposium “Making History Together: Public Participation in Museums”. It will take place on 15 December 2020 and will bring together participants and case studies from all over the world. Sessions include discussions on co-creation and co-production\, community of interpretation\, digital public participatory practices\, empowerment\, and overall impact on making history in museums.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/making-history-together-public-participation-in-museums/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201228
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201230
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201223T131313Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201223T131313Z
UID:99847-1609153200-1609239599@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:(Asia) Virtual Event: 2021 Culture + Trends Report: Happiness Reset
DESCRIPTION:What defines the post-2020 consumer?\n2020 has been eventful to say the least\, but amidst the crises we’ve witnessed\, there is a silver lining. Confronted with a global pandemic we collectively opened our doors to new attitudes\, behaviors and values\, changing how we seek and attain happiness\, a happiness reset you could say. Happiness has always been the holy grail of human life\, yet the events of the last year have caused a shift in how we achieve it and will try to do so in the future.\nAs experts in human behavior\, we are often asked: what is next?\nTo answer this\, we use a unique methodology\, combining a macro analysis and qualitative exploration with our leading-edge consumer network\, to identify 14 trends that have shaped the post-2020 consumer. A final stage of quantification by 18\,000 consumers in 18 markets\, enables us to understand the strength of attitude and behavior of consumers in relation to each trend.\nWe explore these trends and the implications for brands in our 2021 Culture + Trends Report: Happiness Reset.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/asia-virtual-event-2021-culture-trends-report-happiness-reset/
CATEGORIES:Culture
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210106T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210106T210000
DTSTAMP:20260404T134130
CREATED:20201221T170311Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201221T170311Z
UID:99796-1609959600-1609966800@jingdailyculture.com
SUMMARY:VRAR Chicago: The Next Evolution in Arts & Culture
DESCRIPTION:Even during travel restrictions\, augmented and virtual reality allow us to experience arts & culture from far away places. While it will never be a replacement for seeing the Mona Lisa or the Great Wall of China in person\, VR and AR can bring these masterpieces right into your home.\nPrograms like “Let’s Create! Pottery VR\,” “Tilt Brush\,” and “Kingspray Graffiti Simulator” allow our imaginations to run wild and try new art forms without the mess. Augmented reality can make works of art come alive\, jump out of their frames and tell their story. Even programs as “simple” as Google Earth VR can shrink the world and allow people to walk a distant street\, admire the local architecture and even observe the remote fashion trends.\nImmersive technologies make the world seem both approachably smaller and larger than life with the wealth of possibilities to explore. Join us as we explore how arts and culture are being made more accessible through augmented and virtual reality.
URL:https://jingdailyculture.com/event/vrar-chicago-the-next-evolution-in-arts-culture/
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture
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