Global and current issues in relation to art, interculture and education will be discussed via presentations from competent researchers, teachers, artists, and cultural personalities.<\/p>\n
The Camp presents the following six Global Dialogues live in Musichall Aarhus and with live stream worldwide.<\/p>\n
The concept of Artistic Citizenship<\/strong> The UN’s Global Goals and the World’s Best News<\/strong> Sustainability and Art Education – Perspectives from South<\/strong> The story of ODIN Theater in Holstebro, Denmark<\/strong> Representation, Wokeism and Cultural Appropriation<\/strong> The story of ANIM, Afghan National Institute of Music<\/strong> Global and current issues in relation to art, interculture and education will be discussed via presentations from competent researchers, teachers, artists, and cultural personalities. The Camp presents the following six Global Dialogues live in Musichall Aarhus and with live stream worldwide. Program The concept of Artistic Citizenship Thursday 18 august 2:15-3:30 pm \u2013 Lille Sal, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":4,"featured_media":20812,"parent":20646,"menu_order":15,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
\nThursday 18 august 2:15-3:30 pm \u2013 Lille Sal, Musichall Aarhus<\/strong>
\nMargrethe Langer Bro (DK), Jesper Nordin (DK) and Mark Stewart (USA, invited by Aarhus Symphony Orchestra)
\nTheme: How can cultural institutions and art educations actively interfere in the development of welfare societies – especially with a focus on music and health?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nSaturday 20 august 2:15-3:30 pm \u2013 Lille Sal, Musichall Aarhus<\/strong>
\nThomas Ravn Petersen, Director World’s Best News
\nTheme: Why is it important that the news media also contain positive news about global progress? How can the UN’s 17 World Goals be used actively by cultural life?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nMonday 22 august 2:15-3:30 pm \u2013 Lille Sal, Musichall Aarhus<\/strong>
\nDr Eric Debrah Otchere (Ghana), Shahanum Shah (Malaysia) and Randall Stubbs (Tanzania\/USA)
\nTheme: How does the discussion on sustainability and the possibility of cultural institutions to influence development look from several different geographical positions?<\/em><\/p>\n
\nTuesday 23 august 2:15-3:30 pm \u2013 Lille Sal, Musichall Aarhu<\/strong>s
\nRoberta Carreri (DK\/Italy)
\nTheme: For more than 50 years, the Danish town of Holstebro has housed a unique international theater laboratory, the ODIN theatre.<\/em>
\nOdin Teatret has so far created 79 performances, performed in 66 countries and different social contexts. During these experiences, a specific Odin theatre culture has grown, founded on cultural diversity. One of the actors that has been part of Odin theatre almost since the beginning, Roberta Carreri, will talk about the global work of Odin and how working with performing arts can cross cultural borders.<\/p>\n
\nWednesday 24 august kl. 2:15-3:30 pm \u2013 Lille Sal, Musichall Aarhus<\/strong>
\nMoussa Mchangama (DK)
\nTheme: Working with arts in a modern global world creates dilemmas in regards to diversity, representation, inclusion and justice. How do we cope with these dilemmas in a meaningful and inclusive way?<\/em>
\nMoussa Mchangama is a researcher and founder of the Danish company \u201cIn Futurum\u201d that helps companies prepare for a more sustainable future. He will guide us through some of these dilemmas in regards to being an artist of today.<\/p>\n
\n– NOTE: New time! Thursday 25 august 3:00-4:00 pm
\n-NOTE: Beboerhuset Laden, Edwin Rahrs Vej 6B, Gellerup<\/strong>
\nDr Ahmad Sarmast, Director ANIM (Afghanistan)
\nTheme: Winner of the Polar Prize Dr Admad Sarmast will take us through the astonishing story of ANIM as an example of how much an artistic vision can influence a whole society.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"