Archivo de la etiqueta: Cultural policy

“mov-s/madrid 2010” – The Active Spectator

Presentation of “mov-s/madrid 2010 to be held at the “Centro de Arte Reina Sofia” in Madrid and performing arts venues of the city from 10 to 13 June. Information www.move-s.org

Under the generic title of “The Active Spectator”, the third edition of mov-s aims to delve into the reality of today’s audience. The relationship between performer and spectator can be enriched through the transformation from a passive spectator to an active spectator, who is the protagonist in their relationship with the artist. Considering the spectator as being intimately involved with the artist’s work is a path relatively little explored by the arts, in particular the dance and movement arts, and is a way for a large number of people to be involved in artistic creation. Seguir leyendo “mov-s/madrid 2010” – The Active Spectator

Texts of the Lectures “Reasons for Programming Contemporary Performing Arts in Time of Crises” – Feria de Huesca 2009

Again the “Feria Internacional de Teatro y Danza de Huesca” has met the challenge of being the showcase of contemporary dance and theatre, and with this, to foster their touring extensively by the theatres and arts centres. Seguir leyendo Texts of the Lectures “Reasons for Programming Contemporary Performing Arts in Time of Crises” – Feria de Huesca 2009

The Autocratic Morality of the Catalonian Arts Council

(originally written in Catalan)

Last week I learned from “leaks” in the press about the grave crisis that gripped CoNCA (Catalonian Arts Council). Just a few months after its birth and after so much efforts and confrontations to renew the management model of the culture of Catalonia that seems shaken, and precisely because of internal issues. Seguir leyendo The Autocratic Morality of the Catalonian Arts Council