We are delighted to announce that after two years the General Assembly of ENICPA will be held in the presence of most members in Oslo from September 28-30, 2022. Hybrid access will be possible as well.
We invite scholars, professionals, students and the interested public to join the public workshop
The researcher and the digital archive. Narratives from a user oriented approach
30th of September 2022, 9am – 4pm Auditorium, The National Library of Norway, Henrik Ibsensgate 110, Oslo
organized by our member Performing Arts Hub Norway (PAHN). The workshop adresses questions and possibilities of digital humanities methods within education and research in the field of the performing arts.
Participants may join on site or online. Please find more information and the detailed programme here:
ENICPA General Assembly, September 15th 2020, Online
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the general assembly 2020 took place online.
The following online round table focussed on questions of dealing with the Pandemic and its consequences for the performing art sector: What is the role of the archives and information centres in this regard?
Programme
ENICPA ROUND TABLE MEETING
9:45 – 10:00 Joining the meeting
10:00 – 11:00Welcome and General Assembly (see separate agenda)
ENICPA General Assembly
11:00 – 12:00 Break
12:00 – 14:00Project presentations
Ivanka Apostolova Baskar (Macedonian Center of International Theater Institute/PRODUKCIJA, Republic of Macedonia): “Now and Before COVID 19: Our Program”
Tom Ruette (Kunstenpunt, Belgium): “Reusing archival material during COVID”
Catalina Gonzalez (Centro de investigación y recursos de las artes escénicas de Andalucía / CIRAE, Spain): “Facing COVID-19 restrictions: activities and new projects of CIRAE”.
Elisabeth Leinslie (Performing Arts Hub Norway): “Performing arts productions in Norway during the pandemic”
Diana Selecká (Divadelný ústav /The Theatre Institute, Slovakia): “Online platforms, which are presented by the Theatre Institute at the time of Covid restriction”.
Tea Rogelj (Slovenski gledališki inštitut / Slovenian Theatre Institute, Slovenia): “The exhibitions by Slovenian Theatre Institute”.
Ondřej Svoboda (Arts and Theatre Institute, Czech Republic): “ATI activities during COVID restriction”.
Michael Freundt (German Dance Assoziation, Germany): “COVID-19 – how to support dance when dancing is forbidden?”
Christine Henninger (International Theatre Institute Germany): “Theatres as archives – how to fill in the blank”.
Wrap-up and Closing by Michael Freundt
14:00 – 14:45 Break
14:45 – 16:45 On-line lecture / unofficial kick-off meeting of WG 5 of the LODEPA Action (lectured / moderated by Beat Esterman, Bern University of Applied Sciences- Switzerland
Tue 22. Oct – Arts and Theatre Institute, Celetná 17, Prague 1
9:30 – 11:00 ENICPA General Assembly
11:00 – 11:30 Coffee Break
Updating our work – new developments and future projects: Project presentations by ENICPA members and guests
11:30 – 12:00 Tea Rogelj (Slovenian Theatre Institute – Slovenia): The most important projects of the Slovenian Theatre Institute.
12:00 – 13:30 Alzbeta Vakulova (The Theatre Institute Bratislava) : Theatre Institute as part of the Year of Slovak Theatre.
12:30
– Lunch
Mobilty vs. Sustainability? Environmental and social issues in producing andtouring: Project presentations by ENICPA members and guests
14:00 – 14:15 Ondrej Svoboda (The Arts and Theatre Institute – Czech Republic): Environmental issues in Czech culture organisations.
14:15 – 14:45 Michael Freundt (ITI Germany): Green Mobility in Theatre and Dance: an Issue for Artists and Supporters
14:45 – 15:00 Discussion
Open Data for Performing Arts: Beat Estermann (Bern University of Applied Sciences- Switzerland)
15:00 – 15:45 Part 1: Open Data for Performing Arts Building a Worldwide Linked Open Data
Ecosystem for the Performing Arts: How to Foster Collaboration on a Global
Scale
15:45 – 16:00 Coffee Break
16:00 – 16:45 Part 2: Wiki Loves Performing Arts – Presentation and discussion
16:45 – 17:00 Wrap-Up and Closing
(17:00 – 17:30 Optionally – short practical WikiData workshop with Beat Eastermann)
18:30 – 22:00 Johan Wolfgang Goethe: Faust, direction Jan Klata, Theatre Pod Palmovkou
The next meeting will be hosted by The Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute (Poland) in October 2018.
ENICPA Round Table Meeting & Conference Mobility of Aesthetics
11 – 13 October 2018
Updated 25.10.2018
Thursday 11.10.
Location: Zbigniew Raszewski Theatre Institute (Jazdów 1, 00-467 Warsaw)
13:30 Arrival
14:00 Welcome
14:30 Introductions: Slovenian Theatre Institute, Lithuanian Dance Information Centre, Estonian Theatre Agency, Hungarian Theatre Museum and Institute, the Institute of Music and Dance, Warsaw
Open discussion of projects and recent developments within the information centres
16:00 Break
16:30 Presentation of members and guests
Attila Szabo: Theatre Memory in Hungary – A New Theatre Research and Documentation Website
The 2017 ENICPA Round Table Meeting and General Assembly took place in Bratislava (Slovakia) on 9-10 November 2017. Here you can find some presentations and practical info for the meeting.
Main theme: “Communication strategies in attracting audience to the performing arts”
Proposal for presentations:
– What is your organization’s role in attracting audience to performing arts?
– In case your organization do not have any role or experience in attracting audience: what kind of tools or strategies do you think might help artists and audience to meet and find each other: Communication, Cultural education, Public or open services and access to the source (collections, databases, other?), Events (festivals, seminars ie.), other services, social media?
– Examples or good practices in your institution
Please send your presentation proposals with title and short abstract (max. five lines) by the 1st of November to: mikko.karvinen(a)tinfo.fi
This year’s Round Table Meeting will take place in Berlin on the 1st-2nd of November. This time meeting will overlap with a meeting of the On-the-Move association. Once more the meeting will facilitate the exchange about our members’ projects and current developments.
Please find in the programme the following topics for expert input and discussions:
Recent projects and developments within the information and documentations centres
How the institute support the artists – production, networking, funding, mobility
Mapping the performing arts landscapes – how do we provide information for artists and the general public?
Strengthen the discussion and network around the specific art form, specific needs and projects?
and together with members of the on-the-move association we’ll discuss:
(Mobility)-information systems: What is the state of the art regarding websites and consultations?
Please register until Oct. 17th. by sending an email to our colleague Dorothea Lautenschlaeger – d.lautenschlaeger@iti-germany.de
If you intend to present an project or a contribution to the general themes – pls. send us the title and short description (1000 characters incl. space) – via email to d.lautenschlaeger@iti-germany.de
We do look forward to welcome you in Berlin!
With kindest regards,
Dr. Thomas Engel – Director of the German Centre of the ITI
Michael Freundt – Associate director of the German Centre of the ITI
13th-14th of November 2014 ENICPA arranged their yearly round table meeting. The host this year was Contredanse in Brussels, Belgium. Follow the link to watch the video from the round table.
