Events Archive

Marie Fol giving a talk at a conference in front of a projection screen.
WOMEX: ‘The Fragility of Mobility, Overcoming New Hurdles to Cultural Exchange’

A lot has happened since participants last met in person at WOMEX 19 in Tampere, Finland. A global pandemic, Brexit, financial and economic unrest, and regime change in the U.S, all this and more have transformed the international music business.

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Porto, Portugal
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Porto, Portugal
TRANSMISSIONS - IETM Lyon Plenary Meeting 21-24 October 2021
IETM Lyon Plenary Meeting

On the Move is participating in IETM Plenary meeting in Lyon and particularly in:

Parcours Villeurbanne on 22 October

Supporting emergence in the performing arts: what do we really need?

Starting from the example of inspiring approaches and testimonies, this participative conversation will allow us to identify the first needs of emerging artists and professionals in a complex environment and to share knowledge about possible and effective forms of support for their development.

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Lyon, France
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Lyon, France
Réseaux de coopération et de diffusion en Allemagne : quelles ressources et quels formats d'opportunités ?
Un webinaire dans le cadre du projet Pyrenart et de la Quinzaine franco-allemande en Occitanie coordonné par Occitanie en scène en partenariat avec On the Move.
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Graphic: #MeToo in the Cultural Sector: From Call-outs to Structural Change.
#MeToo in the Cultural Sector: From Call-outs to Structural Change
In order to present the first results of new research on sexual harassment, bullying and power abuse in the European art field, IETM invites you to join an online session on Gender & Power Relations, held as part of the SHIFT – Shared Initiatives for Training project on 6 October 2021 at 16-17:30 CET on Zoom.
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La mobilité des Artistes

Quelles opportunités pour mon projet / mon parcours artistique à l’international ? Quels financements pour quels types de mobilités (collaborations, résidences, recherche etc.)?

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Image of people seated in an auditorium overlaid with images of brainstormed ideas covered with post-it notes.
MobilitieS Africa / World

Since its creation in 1965, the Cité internationale des arts has been a haven of hospitality par excellence for artists from all over the world, from all disciplines, all generations and all backgrounds. In a context of accelerating societal transformations, the foundation wishes to open up the reflection on the role of artist residencies and mobility.

Paris, France
Paris, France
Res Artis digital conference announcement graphic - basic info text in a digital font.
Passports, Visas & International Law Session at Res Artis' 'Defining the Next Decade' (Online)
Res Artis’ first ever fully digital conference, Defining the Next Decade will examine the tremendous impact of COVID-19 and the future of the international arts residencies field.
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Graphic of a humanoid figure, vaguely like a spaceman, hidden behind a cloud of overlapping letters and words. On top is written 'Creative Europe'.
Creative Europe: Highlights of Cross Sector Collaboration
The conference Creative Europe: Highlights of Cross Sector Collaboration is being organised by Ars Electronica in cooperation with the Creative Europe Desks from Germany, Luxembourg and Austria. The focus lies on cross sector collaborations in the field of culture and audiovisual work.
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Graphic for The (European) Tour Must Go On! webinar - text on image of a bank of blue-green theatre lights.
Webinar - The (European) Tour Must Go On! Current insights on touring in Europe
Join Arts Infopoint UK, On the Move, and internationally experienced producers and artists to discuss what has changed since the UK’s exit from the EU, and how UK professionals can prepare for future touring in Europe.
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Post-Brexit and Post-Covid EU Mobility for the UK Arts and Creative Industries

The Cultural Policy Designers Network co-hosted a Roundtable Discussion with Creative Manchester to explore the impact of Brexit on artists’ mobility. This included a focus on the structural barriers to mobility, as well as the changing landscape of cultural relations. CPDN was represented through Tom Fleming, who moderated the session, and Toni Attard, who spoke of the changing cultural relations and mobility landscape. Offering fascinating and wide-ranging perspectives, other speakers featured were:

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In a theatre an audience of some 50 people watches half a dozen speakers, sitting on stage. One has a mic and is making a presentation.
Keeping our Programmes International – Why and How?
As part of the XTRAX showcase at Stockton-on-Tees, On the Move will participate in the session ‘Keeping our programmes international – why and how?’.
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Two women, one in a wheelchair that's tipped over so she's flat on her back. The other holding to the frame of the chair as she stands on her head.
Présentation de 'Time to Act' – premier rapport du projet Europe Beyond Access - Atelier IETM Avignon

Présentation du rapport Le moment d’agir : comment le manque de connaissance du secteur culturel crée des obstacles pour les artistes et les publics en situation de handicap (Time to Act: How Lack of Knowledge in the Cultural Sector Creates Barriers for Disabled Artists and Audiences).

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Avignon, France
Avignon, France
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