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PROCEEDINGS
NOW AVAILABLE!
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Thursday 17 November - House of Parliament
17.30 - 18.50 - Meeting
of Ministers (Gobelin Hall)
19.00 - 20.30 - Opening Plenary
Meeting
| Chair: |
Yudhishthir Raj Isar, President, EFAH |
| Speakers: |
András
Bozóki, Minister of Cultural Heritage, Hungary
Ján Figel', Member of
the European Commission, responsible for Education, Training,
Culture and Multilingualism, Brussels
Volker Hassemer,
Spokesperson of the Inititiative "A Soul for Europe"
Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres,
Minister of Culture, France
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| Keynote:
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Alain Touraine, Sociologist, Director of Studies, École des Hautes
Études en Sciences Sociales, Paris
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20.30 - Reception |
Friday 18 November - Palace of Arts
9.30 - 12.00 - Parallel Workshop Session
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Session 1a:
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Cultural democracy and globalization
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Chair:
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Mercedes Giovinazzo, Director, Interarts Foundation, Barcelona
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Speakers:
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Stéphane
Fiévet, President, SYNDEAC, Paris
Miklós Sükösd, Assistant Professor, Central
European University, Budapest
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Session 1b:
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Cultural democracy and European integration
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Chair:
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Sonja Greiner, Secretary-General, Europa Cantat
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Speakers:
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Vesna Čopič, Faculty for Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana
Jakab L. Orsós, Director, Hungarian Institute, New York
Paul Collard, Creative Partnerships, UK
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Session 1c:
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Democracy, culture & citizenship
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Chair:
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J.M. Kovács, Institute of Human Sciences, Vienna
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Speakers:
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G. M. Tamás, Philosopher, Hungary
Paul Lendvai, Political Analyst, Editor in Chief of
Europäische Rundschau, Vienna
Ian Christie, Vice President, Europa Cinemas, London
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11.15 - 13.45 - Working Lunch for Ministers
12.00 - 14.00 - Lunch
14.00 - 16.00 - Plenary Session on Horizon 2020
| Co-Chair: |
Dragan Klaic, Former President, EFAH and Miklós Marschall, Transparency International
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| Speakers: |
Imre Kertész, Nobel Prize Winner Author, Budapest
Lidia Makowska, Director, Baltic Seas Cultural Centre, Gdansk
Philippe C. Schmitter, Political Scientist, European University Institute, Florence
Rana Zincir, Leaps of Faith, Nicosia
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16.30 - 18.30 - Parallel Workshop Sessions
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Session 2a:
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The challenges of exclusion - Combating exclusion
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Chair:
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Jennifer Williams, Centre for Creative Communities, London
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Speakers:
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Xavier Pérez, President, ARTIBARRI, Barcelona
Jean Hurstel, President, Banlieues d'Europe
Tímea Junghaus,
Art Historian, Curator, Budapest
Mhora Samuel, Chief Executive, Cultural Industries Development Agency |
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Session 2b:
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The challenges of exclusion - Building inclusion
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Chair:
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Chris Torch, Director, Intercult, Stockholm |
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Speakers:
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André
Akutsa, Fanfare, Marseille
Dorota Ilczuk,
Pro Cultura, Warsaw
Daniel Thérond, Head of Culture and Cultural Heritage,
Council of Europe
Víctor Cucurull,
Director, FUSIC
Bernard Foccroulle, General Director, Théâtre royal de la Monnaie
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Session 2c:
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Europe for the Citizens
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Organised by the "Soul for Europe" Team, Berlin
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Chair:
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Volker Hassemer,
Spokesperson of the Inititiative “A Soul for Europe” |
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Panelists:
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Gábor Demszky,
Mayor, Budapest
Jörn Rüsen, Director,
Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut, Essen
Oliver Scheytt,
Councillor for Education, Youth and Culture of the City of
Essen
Guy Dockendorf,
General Director, Ministry of Culture, Higher Education and
Research, Luxembourg
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20.00 - Krétakör Company: BLACKland
Children's show for adults only!
Performed by: Gergely Bánki, Eszter Csákányi, József Gyabronka, László Katona, Annamária Láng, Zoltán Mucsi, Zsolt Nagy, Borbála Péterfy, Roland Rába, Lilla Sárosdi, Sándor Terhes, Tilo Werner, Attila Tóth
Written by: the performers, Anna Veress, András Jeli; Márk Moldvai; Árpád Schilling and István Tasnádi; Dramaturg: Barbara Ari-Nagy; Set: Márton Ágh; Costumes: Kiss Julcsi; Light: Tamás Bányai; Assistant director: Péter Tóth; Production Managers: Balázs Erős, Máté Gáspár; Directed by: Árpád Schilling
BLACKland is the collective creation of the Krétakör Company: a dark, grotesque and satirical vision of the world we live in. The stories are based on the SMS messages collected since 1 January 2004, which compose the daily "news" in 160 characters. These inspired the actors to improvise scenes and musical numbers which add up not to a traditional drama, but to an absurd feast, an initiation ceremony of sorts.
Venue: Millenáris Theatre (Fény u. 20-24. 2nd district)
21.30 - Reception
21:45 - Lajos Kathy Horváth plays the violin
On behalf of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage Minister András
Bozóki conferred the work of the painter István Szentandrássy,
"Passage to India" to the Hungarian National Gallery.
The donation took place at the occassion of the conference. The
painting was taken over by the director Mr Loránd Bereczky.
Venue: Millenáris Inn (Fény u. 20-24. 2nd district)
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Saturday 19 November - Palace of Arts
9.30 - 11.00 - Closing Plenary Session - Agendas for an inclusive Europe
| Chair: |
Mary Ann de Vlieg, Vice President, EFAH and Secretary General, Informal European Theatre Meeting
(IETM), Brussels
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Amin Mahmoud, Minister of Culture, Hashemite
Kingdom of Jordan
Nele Hertling, Spokesperson
of the Inititiative “A Soul for Europe”
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Panel Discussion
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Mary Ann de Vlieg with Khadija el Bennaoui,
Co-ordinator, ArtMoves Africa
Nikolaus van der Pas, Director General for Education and Culture, European Commission
Christopher Gordon, independent consultant, United Kingdom
Keynote speaker: Gérard Mortier, Director, Opéra National de Paris
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11.00 - 11:20 - Coffee break
11.20 - 12.10 - Closure
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Chair:
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András Bozóki, Minister of Cultural Heritage, Hungary |
On behalf of the EU Presidency:
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David Lammy, Minister for Culture in the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, UK
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On behalf of the next EU Presidency: |
Franz Morak,
State Secretary for the Arts and Media
at the Federal Chancellery, Austria |
Closing Addresses:
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José
Manuel Barroso, President, European Commission
Ferenc Gyurcsány, Prime
Minister, Hungary |
12.30 - 14.00 - Buffet Lunch
14.00 - 19.00 - EFAH General Assembly (for members
only). Venue: Central European University, Nádor utca 9, Popper
Room.
19.30 - Evening Reception given
by the Municipality of Budapest. All participants were welcome. Venue:
Municipal Library (Fővárosi Szabó Ervin Könyvtár. Address:
1088 Budapest, Szabó Ervin tér 1.).
21.00 - Party-Night
CLASSIC MEETS JAZZ with the piano duo: "Gorišek
Lazar 2 Pianos" (Slovenia)
Bojan Gorišek, piano /
Milko Lazar, piano
Music by Milko Lazar
Venue: AKKU - Alternative Cultural Communities Union (Kazinczy u. 21, 7th district)
Organized by Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia in Budapest
The piano duo "Gorišek Lazar 2 pianos" combines two extraordinary Slovenian musicians: Bojan Gorišek - the leading Slovenian pianist in the field of contemporary music and Milko Lazar - one of the most popular Slovenian composers and one of the most universal musicians in Slovenia. He is active as composer, pianist, saxophonist, harpsichord player and jazz musician. The piano duo will perform music, which was written for this formation by Milko Lazar and which is crossing the borders between classics and jazz music.
The conference was held in English, with French, German and
Hungarian translation at the plenary sessions.
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