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Calling all performing arts leaders and innovators anywhere in the globe! The 2025 Global Connect call is now open. Global Connect aims to make our network more inclusive, diverse, eco-responsible and accessible by welcoming new voices and perspectives still not heard enough in the international arts discourse. We seek 10 performing arts ...
Formerly TPAM (Tokyo Performing Arts Market / Performing Arts Meeting in Yokohama), which has hosted IETM’s Asia Satellite Meeting twice, YPAM is a platform for the international professionals who engage in contemporary performing arts and the local audience who stimulate the artist. Having survived for more than 25 years, the event has become ...
«Displaced to las periferias» DUET is a series of exchanges in the realm of words in which artists from different latitudes participate in a collaborative writing process, aiming to break away from the logic of single-minded thinking and contribute to the construction of shared visions created by individuals from diverse backgrounds and fields of ...
Join PROJEKT EUROPA for a dynamic online symposium and connect with international festivals! On Thursday 14 November 10-12 GMT this insightful conversation led by international arts & cultural manager Tom Curteis will explore how festivals around the world engage meaningfully with local communities, and how these relationships shape the art and ...
This month we celebrate - International Opera Day 25.10.2024 in R. North Macedonia – Message author Mrs . Slavica Petrovska Galikj – Opera Singer (N.U. Macedonian Opera and Ballet, Skopje, R. North Macedonia). Producers / Promoters. Macedonian Center ITI/PRODUKCIJA Promoter/Producer: Ivanka Apostolova Baskar Fragment from the author`s message - ...
In light of the attack of Hamas on Israel one year ago, a state of war and massive human suffering has prevailed in the region. Since then, over 43,000 people have been killed. IETM reiterates its statement from 16 October 2023 to call for a ceasefire in Palestine and Israel. The escalation of war, now also in Lebanon, the humanitarian crisis and ...
In 2023, Arojah Royal Theatre staged the maiden edition of ABITFA with three international guest performances from Jamaica, Ukraine, and Romania; 5 Nigerian performances, from Jos, Port Harcourt, and Abuja; with workshops, masterclasses, and panel discussions, under the theme: Performing Arts, Peacebuilding and the Society. ABITFA 2024 with the ...
On 17 September Ása, our Secretary General, attended the symposium Choreographic Legacies: Sustaining and Reviving Dance Repertoire. The event was held at Opera Ghent and hosted by STUK, Opera Ballet Vlaanderen and the University of Antwerp. From versatile perspectives, the symposium dove into how one breathes new life into existing dance pieces ...
IETM is one of the co-signers of the call for artistic freedom and autonomy of the arts issued by Culture Action Europe. The call expresses our growing concern over the increasing political intervention by governments in the work of cultural organisations across Europe and urges the European institutions to incorporate aspects of the freedom of ...
AFTER REASON Productive Undoing is a Difficult Task (Gayatri Spivak) The Enlightenment movement, a philosophical debate of 18th century Europe, promised universal freedom, equality and emancipation through reason. Today we know that it also justified slavery, genocide and other crimes against humanity. From October 17th-19th different artists and ...