Debates 2009 - information sessions @ conference room Hall 3, Brussels Expo.
Friday 24 April 2009
11am-12.30pm: « Présentation du programme de coopération culturelle ‘Culture 2007-2013’ »
Une initiative de Point Contact Culture pour la Communauté française et germanophone
Langage parlé : français
Quels sont les objectifs de ce programme lancé officiellement en mars 2007 et encore trop méconnu par le grand public? A qui s’adresse –t-il et quelles sont les opportunités de financement offertes ? Stéphanie Pécourt et Marion Alecian de Point Contact Culture vous invitent à découvrir plus en détail ce programme culturel européen.
2pm-3.15pm: “Artist and Entrepreneur as partners in a company, how far does it go?”
In collaboration with Arteconomy
Spoken language: English
What is the meaning of this kind of collaborations for the artist? Can he remain an artist within the company, or does he rather become some sort of consultant? Experienced national and international entrepreneurs, artists and curators will comment on Belgian cases and experiences.
Guest speakers: Michaël Aerts (Artist), Alastair Creamer (Director-Creamer and Lloyd), Els Opsomer (artist), Aline Pujo (Curator-Collection Neuflize Vie, President-IACCCA), Julie Vandenbroucke (President-Arteconomy), Stef Vande Meulebroucke (CEO - Domotic.Lounge/Elektromat)
Moderator: Karel Cambien (Journalist)
After the debate: Book launch: Walk with me - written by Charlotte Bonduel and Luc Derycke
3.30pm-4.45pm: “Art, creativity and economy”
an initiative by BAM, institute of visual, audiovisuel and media art
Spoken language: English
Guest speakers : Pascal Cools (director Flanders DC), Franky De Vos (director Buda). Introduction by Steven Dewaele (advisor Flemish Minister for Economy)
Pascal Cools, will talk about the different initiatives and opportunities offered to heighten creativity and stimulate entrepreneurship within a company. Can these kind of initiatives make a bridge toward culture and arts? The art world is constantly seeking for creativity and innovation. Cultural industries and immaterial labor are in the lift and lots of enterprises see their selves forced to restructure. Does this mean that working together goes without saying? Or are both worlds still too far apart and is a win-win situation inherently impossible? Questions from the audience.
5pm-6.30pm: "The Cosmopolitan Chicken Project within a broader context: Art between Science and Ethics”
Spoken Language: English
Guest speakers: Edwin Jacobs (Director of the
Signing sessions 2009 @ Bozar Shop (hall 3)
Friday 24 April 3pm: Simon Henwood
Friday 24 April 5pm: Ann Veronica Janssens
Saterday 25 April 5 pm: Jan De Cock
Sunday 26 April 4pm : Beat Streuli
