28.06.23 — 10:00
CN D Pantin
Cultural rights, as they are delineated in the 2007 Fribourg declaration, are the cornerstone of mediation practices, such as taking into account multiple identities, valorizing different types of knowledge, involving people, taking part in the education and training of citizens and future citizens… Through debating and sharing experiences and initiatives implemented in different European countries, we will try to understand how mediation practices mobilize and challenge cultural rights and how cultural rights question and shift the intentions and actions of mediators and artists. What can dance do in terms of cultural rights? How do cultural rights specifically engage with dance?
Audio review of the study day "Mediation, a practice of cultural rights?
Podcast produced by Margot Montis.
To listen to the summary, click on link
PROGRAM
10:00
Introduction
10:15
Daedalus in cultural rights
with Christelle Blouët, coordinator of the Culture 21 Network
Supports Christelle Blouët's work
Presentation of the game Dédale in cultural rights
11:45
Assemblé, pedagogy of sharing
with Marcela Santander Corvalán, dancer-choreographer and teacher, Bettina Blanc Penther, visual and choreographic artist and Anaïs Garcia, artistic and cultural education officer at CN D (France)
Presentation of the Assemblé system
12:30
Rural Touring Dance Initiative: addressing geographical inequality in UK dance touring
with Christina Elliot, Head of Programming and Production at The place (UK).
Presentation of Rural Touring Dance Initiative
13:15
Lunch break
14:30
Dancing Around Race, cultivating racial equity and absolute belonging
with Gerald Casel, Professor and Chair of the Dance Department at the Mason Gross School of Arts, State University of New Jersey at Rutgers, founder of Dancing Around Race (USA)
Support for Gerald Casel's work
website of Dancing Around Race
15:15
Approximations and collaborations for a Corps commun
with Elisabete Paiva, artistic director of Materias Diversos (Portugal)
16:30
Practising cultural rights, reflection circles
These discussion circles are loosely based on a tool developed by La concertation, a network of Brussels-based associations working on art mediation and cultural rights.
Support of cercles de réflexion