| Monday, April 7, 2014 |
The Academy Day I
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| The ISPA Academy, an intensive two day arts administration program at the Bogotá 2014 ISPA Congress, will focus on the predominant challenges facing arts professionals in the surrounding region. Through seminars and collaborative discussions, accomplished and innovative leaders in the performing arts will share their knowledge and insights. Congress delegates registered for a Full Pass may attend the ISPA Academy free of charge and all individuals may purchase a registration to the ISPA Academy for 50 USD.
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Hilton Bogotá Hotel
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08:00
| Buses depart for the venue
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Centro Ático –Universidad Javeriana | Venue Website
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08:30
| Registration and Information Desk
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08:30
| Meet and Greet | Coffee and Tea
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09:00
| WELCOME and ORIENTATION
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09:15
| ACADEMY SESSION I
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| Speakers | Claudia Franco, David Garcia Rodriguez, and Diomar Silveira
Moderator | Eric Klug
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10:30
| Break | Coffee and Tea
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11:00
| ACADEMY SESSION II
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| Speakers | Piotr Nawrot, Lieven Bertels, Santiago Trujillo, and Julia Salvi
Moderator | Mary Lou Aleskie
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12:15
| Lunch
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14:00
| ACADEMY SESSION III
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| Speakers | Anthony Sargent CBE, Piotr Turkiewicz, Benson Puah, and Sandra Meluk
Moderator | Iván Benavides
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15:15
| Break | Coffee and Tea
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15:45
| ACADEMY SESSION IV
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| Speakers | Mauricio Peña, Beatriz Monsalve, and Ana Cecilia Restrepo
Moderator | Janeth Reyes
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17:00
| End of Day
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Tuesday, April 8, 2014
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The Academy Day II
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Hilton Bogotá Hotel
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08:00
| Buses depart for the venue
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Centro Ático –Universidad Javeriana | Venue Website
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08:30
| Registration and Information Desk
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08:30
| Meet and Greet | Coffee and Tea
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09:15
| ACADEMY SESSION V
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| Speakers | Juan Pablo López, Juliana Reyes, Zuleima Asprilla, and Jean-Marie Chabot
Moderator | Angela Beltrán
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10:30
| Break | Coffee and Tea
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11:00
| ACADEMY SESSION VI
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| Speakers | Faith Liddell, Anamarta de Pizarro, and Patricia Ariza
Moderator | Octavio Arbeláez
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12:15
| Lunch
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14:00
| ACADEMY SESSION VII
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| Speakers | CIgor Lozada, Joe Randel, Ken Fischer, and Maria Adelaida Jaramillo
Moderator | Víctor Manuel Rodríquez
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15:15
| Break | Coffee and Tea
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15:45
| ACADEMY SESSION VIII
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| Speakers | Simon Mellor, Nidia Neira, Marta Bustos, and David Coding
Moderator | Manuel José Álvarez
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17:00
| End of Day
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Hilton Bogotá Hotel | Venue Website
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| 10:00 | ISPA Committee Meetings (Committee Members Only)
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Wednesday, April 9, 2014
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Congress Day I
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Hilton Bogotá Hotel
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09:00
| ISPA Board Meeting (Board Members Only)
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12:00
| Departure from Hilton Bogotá
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Biblioteca Virgilio Barco
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12:00
| Registration and Information Desk
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13:00
| OPENING CEREMONY and WELCOME
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13:50
| KEYNOTE ADDRESS | Carlos Vives
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14:30
| SESSION I | Where the Social Change Intersects with the Arts
Many performing arts companies work with groups that have been affected by different socio – political conditions. These groups manage to consolidate artistic training and project creation where participants find a space for remarkable personal and social transformation. Additionally, these communities often reach outstanding professional levels. This session will be an opportunity for dialogue focused on projects in which youth-at-risk, vulnerable children and populations choose the arts as an alternative way of life, away from their immediate environment; thus enabling them to follow the path of becoming artists, to form companies and to improve their personal and professional quality of life.
Moderator | Claudia Toni (Centro Universitário Maria Antonia)
Speaker | Ahmad Nasser (Afghanistan National Institute of Music), Álvaro Restrepo (El Colegio del Cuerpo), and Felicity Simpson (Circolombia) |
15:30
| SESSION II | Arts in Resistance
Guest groups support various forms of political and cultural resistance, from specific angles of struggle, protest and outcry, preservation of traditions and ancient cultures and generation of movements in which performing arts are deeply linked to a political stance. Artists will focus their presentations on the identification of such relationships and forms of work carried out internally and with the community. They will also elaborate on what they resist, and why this is one of the quintessential foundations of their creation.
Moderator | Cathy Graham (The British Council)
Speaker | Henry Arteaga (Crew Peligrosos), Cesar Badillo Pérez (Teatro La Candelaria), and Alfonso Cassiani Herrera (El Palenque de San Basilio) |
16:30
| Break | Coffee and Tea
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17:15
| OPENING CONCERT | Samuel Torres / Edmar Castañeda |
18:30
| End of day and free evening with Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Bogotá
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18:30
| New Member Welcome Reception
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Thursday, April 10, 2014
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Congress Day II
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Hilton Bogotá
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08:45
| Buses depart for the venue
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Auditorium Huitaca
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09:00
| Registration and Information Desk | Coffee and Tea
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09:45
| INTERVIEWS
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| José de los Santos Sauna, Sergio Kohen and Taita Santos Jamioy Muchavisoy
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10:30
| SESSION III | Borders, Boundaries, and Crosslinks
Many creators in the performing arts produce works that cross borders (artistic, political, social), leading to a different perceptions of theirwork. In this session we’ll discuss groups that explore crossdiciplines within their artistic pursuits to radically participate politically, yet do so through forms of contemporary offers and aesthetics; artists interested in both their countries and other realities around the world who explore complex situations with great insight into the socio-political realm, generating critical and confrontational views of reality.
Moderator | Geza Kovács (Hungarian National Philharmonic Non-profit Ltd.)
Speaker | Rolf Abderhalden (Mapa Teatro), Eduardo Bernal (Teatro Línea de Sombra), and Heiner Goebbels (Composer) |
11:30
| SESSION IV | Tradition and Renovation
We see a dialect between what is inherited as a tradition, and what arises from colonization in almost every culture, as well as the new and groundbreaking present. Performing arts thrive in this constant movement of assimilation, cultural influences and symbiosis. The groups that will meet to discuss these issues are widely recognized for creating a fusion of aesthetics, languages and artistic movements.
Moderator | Graham Sheffield
Speaker | Alejandro González Puche (Teatro del Valle), Piotr Nawrot (Festival de Música Barroca de Chiquitos), and Rafael Palacios (Sankofa) |
12:30
| Lunch
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14:00
| INTRODUCTION and VIDEO | Juan Manuel Echavarría
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14:20
| PERFORMANCE | Betty Garcés
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14:35
| SPEECH | Otoniel Romero
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14:45
| SESSION V | Audiences in Motion I
Some artistic or cultural experiences generate large audiences in cities, towns or communities: others move audiences with an approach that impacts their spirit. Audiences in Movement seeks to show the meaning and social ownership that performances can generate on the audience.
Moderator | Angela María Pérez
Speaker | Angela María Pérez , Germán Patiño (Festival Petronio Álvarez), Bertha Quintero Medina (Al Parque Festivals in Bogotá), and Andrea Villamayor (Teatro por la Identidad) |
15:35
| Break | Coffee and Tea
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16:05
| SESSION VI | Audiences in Motion II
Speaker | Adhemar Bianchi (Fulgor Argentino Catalinas Sur), Tiago Guedes (Materiais Diversos), and Jackson Ramírez (Fiestas de San Pacho),
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17:20
| End of day and free evening with Festival Iberoamericano de Teatro de Bogotá
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Friday, April 11, 2014
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Congress Day III
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Hilton Bogotá
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09:00
| Buses depart for the venue
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Cámara de Comercio Salitre
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09:00
| Registration and Information Desk
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10:00
| PITCH NEW WORKS
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| Learn about new international and/or cross-cultural projects in just two hours! The ISPA Pitch Session provides delegates the opportunity to become involved in commissioning and/or presenting new works before they fully enter the international marketplace. Interested in pitching a new project to performing arts industry professionals? Learn more about Pitch New Works.
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12:00
| PROEX | Professional Exchange
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-14:00
| Join us in a relaxed, informal, and intimate environment for casual networking, establishing new contacts, and maintaining existing relationships. Delegates registered for a Full Pass or a Day Pass for Friday, April 11 may reserve a complimentary table-top space (approximately 3 feet X 3 feet (1 meter X 1 meter)) with power supply to showcase their organization or artists (subject to availability and limit one per organization).
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13:00
| Lunch
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14:00
| PERFORMANCE | Monsieur Periné
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14:20
| Break | Coffee and Tea
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15:00
| SESSION VII | Art that Transforms
Some performing arts experiences that occur in unconventional spaces such as prisons, hospitals, nursing homes, hospices, among others, manage to positively impact otherwise excluded or marginalized communities due to different social or cultural reasons, thereby fostering ludic, creative and healing gatherings through the arts.
Moderator | Katherine Zeserson
Speaker | Mónica Rojas (La Casa Amarilla), María Rosa Machado (Biblioteca de Moravia), Nube Sandoval (Centro de Investigaciones Teatrales Zenit), and Paulo Zuben (Guri Santa Marcelina) |
16:00
| SESSION VIII | Cultural Markets
Based on the rationale of entrepreneurship and internationaltouring, cultural markets for the performing arts play an increasingly important role. Their approaches are very different and offer differing priorities, albeit all of them aim at strengthening the global arts market. This session shall elaborate on ways to access these markets, ranging from visions of Latin America to those of Europe.
Moderator | Angel Moreno
Speaker | Fabienne Krause (Piranha Womex), Cedric David (Markets of the Arts in Colombia), Cristina Estrada (The Vic Music Market), and Rodolfo Hamawi (Micsur) |
17:00
| End of day
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Saturday, April 12, 2014
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Congress Day IV
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Hilton Bogotá
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08:30
| ISPA Executive Committee Meeting
(Executive Committee Members Only)
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09:15
| Buses depart for the venue
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Luis Angel Arango Library | Venue Website
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09:00
| Registration and Information Desk
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10:00
| FINAL CONVERSATIONS | Testimonials of Art and Lives
In all regions of Colombia there are stories that take on great value when it comes to what art can move in a person’s life. On the one hand we have youth coming from marginalized communities who have become internationally recognized artists; on the other hand we see others who remain in their hometowns but change their attitudes and lifestyles in a dramatic fashion thanks to the arts. Displaced people partake in collective creations and members of armed groups who undergo demobilization discover the potential of art. Listening to these testimonies is the best way to understand – from personal experiences – the deeply transformative power of the arts and what the arts move.
Moderator | Max Wagner
Speaker | Baldomero Anaya (Demobilized due to Colombian Conflict as part of the reintegration process from the Colombian Agency for Reintegration), Carlos Andres Lemos (Fundación Nacional Batuta), Beto Gallego, “El Poeta” , Betty Garcés , and José Henry Caicedo (Circolombia) |
11:30
| INVITATION TO MALMÖ/COPENHAGEN and CLOSING
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11:50
| AWARD CEREMONY
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12:30
-13:00
| CLOSING PERFORMANCE | Puerto Candelaria
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Hilton Bogotá
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18:30
| Buses depart from Hilton Bogotá for Andres Carne de Res |
Andres Carne de Res | Venue website
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20:00
| CLOSING DINNER and DANCE |
22:30
23:30
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| Buses depart for Hilton Bogotá
Buses depart for Hilton Bogotá
Buses depart for Hilton Bogotá and Theater Festival Tent
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