ENICPA Application for Creative Europe Programme

ELEKTRA, the Digital Archive of the Performing Arts of Andalusia – Catalina González
Centro de Documentación de las Artes Escénicas de Andalucía / Documentation Centre of
Performing Arts of Andalusia

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ETE – Electronic Theatre Encyclopedia – Dorota Buchwald and Monika Krawul
Theatre Institute in Warsaw

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ROUND TABLE – DIGITALIZATION PROJECTS – DO’S and DON’TS

Digitalization: past, present and future – Martijn van der Kaaij
Summary of keynote speech, with references to slides

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FOCUS ON DIGITALIZATION AND ORAL HISTORY

VLAD, Vocabulary for Living Arts Description – Bart Magnus
VTi (Vlaams Theater Instituut)

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Challenges of collecting circus history – Johanna Mäkelä
CircusInfo Finland

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ROUND TABLE – ENICPA PROJECTS

Evaluation DanceVideoNavigator – Bianca de Waal and Luciano Brogi
ENICPA

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European Video Dance Heritage – Bianca de Waal
ENICPA

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European Video Dance Heritage (EVDH)

ENICPA was an associated partner in EVDH. This project is an EU project (2013-2015)

The overall goal of the project was to structure a European memory of dance through video and to transmit this heritage to younger generations, taking into account its political, economic, technical, legal and educational dimensions.

Specific objectives:

To raise awareness among professionals, rights holders and policy makers of the need to preserve and transmit video dance
To share and transfer knowledge and best practices related to the preservation and dissemination of video dance
To share the memory of European dance

The project was co-funded by the Culture Programme (2007-2013) of the European Union.

The partners and associated partners in the project were:

Co-organisers

France – Maison de la Danse de Lyon – coordinator of the project
Portugal – Fabrica de Movimentos and Vo’arte
Austria – IMZ (Internationales Musik + Medienzentrum)
Germany – Dachverband Tanz Deutschland e.V. (DTD), Deutches Tanzfilminstitute Bremen, Diehl + Ritter GUG and Tanzhaus NRW
Spain – Fundación Alicia Alonso
Europe – EDN (European Dance Network) and ENICPA

Associated Partners

Spain – Mercat de les Flors and Nu2s
Italy – Fondazione Teatro Stabile
Finland – Loikka Dance Film Festival

Round Table Meeting, Seville November 2013

Hosted by “Centro de Documentación de las Artes Escénicas de Andalucía – CDAEA”, Seville, Spain

Main topics:

Digitalization projects – Do’s and Don’ts – Storage, quality, sustainability, standards
Oral History
ENICPA projects – European Dance Video Heritage / Round tables data collections and improvement

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Round Table Meeting, Warsaw November 2012

Hosted by Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute

Main topics:

Vocabulary for theatre and dance
Education/Digital files, mapping the landscape
Mapping the landscape and international touring
Effects of political and economical situation in cultural fields

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The culture sector, local, regional, national and European policy makers have to find adequate answers to ever-changing practices in transnational cultural exchange: export, import, various forms of cooperation, mobility of people and artworks. Better monitoring and measuring of mobility is crucial and reliable statistics and data collection are key to developing future culture mobility policies, both on EU Member States level and on EU level. A sustainable long-term mapping instrument should be developed and implemented across the EU in order to monitor cross-border artistic mobility, highlight existing imbalances and explore cultural policies’ impact on international mobility flows.

In 2009-2011 – in the context of SPACE – a first Travelogue Prototype that links very diverse national datasets about international touring was developed. This tool functioned as a leverage to raise awareness with national governments about the necessity of improving and coordinating data collections and as a starting point for capacity building within ministries and institutions. With this goal in mind, we organised workshops, seminars and conferences, we developed technical guidelines & documentation and provided one-on-one technical support. More info can be found on http://www.arts-mobility.info.

Building on the foundations of Travelogue 1, Travelogue 2 wants to further develop this sustainable monitoring instrument that can feed national and European cultural policies.

SO 1: Travelogue 2 analyses international mobility in the performing arts, with special attention to asymmetries and factors stimulating or hindering high quality mobility.
SO 2: Travelogue 2 raises political awareness about the necessity of well-coordinated data collection to feed cultural policy and assist in building up the technical capacity to do so. This combination is key to filling up the gaps in current data collection on European performing arts mobility.

Round Table Meeting, Berlin, October 3 – 4 2011

Hosted by German Centre of the ITI at Kunstquartier Bethanien.

Main topics

Focus on statistics, Social Media and Copyrights
Digitization and copyrights
Use of video in communicating dance
Theatre statistics
Online catalogs
Question before using social media
Eclap, Europeana
Video libraries
Structural changes in European theatres
Online handbook artistic mobility

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