| Guadalajara 2019 ISPA Congress - Schedule |
Quick LinksAbout GA19 Delegate List About Guadalajara Venues Meet the Host Team Thanks to Our SponsorsHashtag: #ISPAGDL19 ScheduleAll information is subject to change. Last updated on May 28, 2019 Reminder The Anthony Field Academy
The Anthony Field Academy is an intensive arts administration program dedicated to developing the next generation of talent. Key to the program is that it is tailored to the needs of the arts community in which the congress is being held. The format and content may change from year to year but the intent remains the same. Learn more about the Academy and its history
8:30am
Buses depart for Arroniz Building, Ministry of Culture
Arroniz Building, Ministry of Culture
9:00am
- 3:00pm Registration and Information Desk (coffee and tea)
10:00am
Workshop 1 | International TouringWe will review the development process for a project, from its inception to its pitch and promotion in different networks and markets. Reaching the international performing arts’ market is a challenge that involves many elements from developing a distinctive project that stands out over the many other proposals that programmers receive. We will address how to be innovative and competitive in different global markets and explore how to select the most appropriate markets and/or networks for different projects and their representation. Speakers and Moderator*
Alonso Arreola 
Lucia Bevia 
Howard Jang* 
Ryhna Thompson 12:00pm
Break | Tea and Coffee
12:30pm
Workshop 2 | Data Intelligence for the ArtsWhat happens with all the information generated by the music and video streaming platforms? With the data that is collected through ticket services and the booking agencies? In this workshop we will analyze how said information becomes intelligence for the development of strategies for promoting the arts and how this data can be used for innovation. Speaker2:30pm
Lunch
3:40pm
Buses depart from Arroniz Building (optional)
3:35pm
Taking the Stage Presentation - British Council (optional)
4:00pm
Academy Reception (Academy attendees only)
5:40pm
Buses depart from Arroniz Building for hotels
End of Academy Day 1
Thank You to Academy Sponsor 
The Anthony Field Academy
The Anthony Field Academy is an intensive arts administration program dedicated to developing the next generation of talent. Key to the program is that it is tailored to the needs of the arts community in which the congress is being held. The format and content may change from year to year but the intent remains the same. Learn more about the Academy and its history
AC Hotel Guadalajara
8:30am
Buses depart from hotels for Arroniz Building, Ministry of Culture
9:30am
- 2:15pm Committee Meetings (committee members only)
3:00pm
- 5:00pm Board Meeting (board members only)
Arroniz Building, Ministry of Culture
9:00am
- 5:00pm Registration and Information Desk (coffee and tea)
10:00am
Workshop 3 | Performing Arts Markets' Local ImpactPerforming arts markets have an impact beyond facilitating relations between artists and programmers in all areas –music, theater, dance, circus, multidisciplinary – and venue types –festivals, fairs, theaters, tours and other markets. While performing arts markets leave their mark in many fields, the workshop will delve into the impact of performing arts markets on audiences and parallel activity. Speakers & Moderator*12:00pm
Break | Tea and Coffee
12:30pm
Workshop 4 | Latin America: A Map for EveryoneLatin America is a region that is always alive, its peculiarity is that it lives not only for itself, but for anyone who wants to experience it. This workshop will build real bridges and connections that can unite the different experiences that have developed in this region of the planet and, from these bridges, draw a map that is available to all artists and managers of cultural events around the world. Speakers & Moderator*2:30pm
Lunch
5:40pm
Buses depart from Arroniz Building
6:20pm
End of Academy
Thank You to Academy Sponsor
9:00am
Buses depart for Santander Performing Arts Centre
Santander Performing Arts Centre
9:00am
- 4:00pm Registration and Information Desk (coffee and tea)
10:00am
Opening and Welcome10:15am
11:15am
Session 1 | Artistic Diversity and Cultural Identities on the Global StageFaced with standardized consumption and to an extent, homogenized appreciation, we will analyze the role cultural diversity plays in expanding what is available to the audience. How does intercultural dialogue manifest itself in the arts and how do artists tackle this issue? Speakers & Moderator*
Farooq Chaudhry 
Margarita Hernandez Ortiz* 
Lucina Jimenez 
Danilo Santos 12:15pm
Break | Tea and Coffee
12:45pm
Session 2 | The Narratives of the Next GenerationEvery generation is defined by unique attributes and characteristics. These qualities shape the stories of a generation. We will explore how the relationship between these narratives is experienced through the vision of the generation of artists who are now beginning to make their voice heard. Speakers & Moderator*
Elisa Carrillo 
Toks Dada 
David Gaitan* 
Mario Galeano 
Leslie McCue 2:00pm
Session 3 | Mexico's Contemporary Traditional ArtsMany contemporary artists draw on practices and techniques of traditional art forms to create their work today. The result often appeals to a more diverse audience appealing to a broader market. In this session we’ll explore the theme through both discussion and performance. Speakers & Moderator*3:15pm
Lunch
4:15pm
FIMPRO Showcase (optional)
4:15pm
Buses return to hotels
5:30pm
Buses return to hotels or Opening Reception at Hotel Demetria
5:30pm
Buses depart from hotels to Opening Reception at Hotel Demetria
Hotel Demetria
6:00pm
Opening Reception
8:00pm
Buses return from Hotel Demetria
9:00am
Buses depart for Santander Performing Arts Centre
Santander Performing Arts Centre
9:00am
- 3:00pm Registration and Information Desk (coffee and tea)
10:00am
Session 4 | The Diaspora: Inspiring the WorldInspired by life, love, and lack of love, La Marisoul began to write songs incorporating anecdotes with their own experiences, fears, dreams and desires. The songs explore humanity and society, using lyrics that inspire us to spread our wings and find our own destiny. Their songs are serving as inspiration for a whole generation, not only of singers, but of young people who pursue dreams for their realization. Speaker
La Marisoul 10:45am
Session 5 | Indigenous Cultures and the Intercultural Dialogue in the 21st CenturyThe cultural heritage of Indigenous cultures has been carried forward to contemporary society in very different forms, from being a feature of national identity, to its confinement to reservations, and even its complete destruction. Leaders of the intercultural dialogue taking place in the 21st century will share their experiences and points of view on these issues. Speakers & Moderator*
Keith Barker 
Mardonio Carballo 
Margo Kane 
Ofelia Medina* 12:15pm
Break | Tea and Coffee
12:45pm
Provocation: The Strength Within UsProvocateur
Eduardo Santana 1:00pm
Performance | Luna Morena Company1:30pm
Session 6 | Latin America's Connection with the WorldThe following three break-out sessions will explore Latin America’s arts and culture from a variety of perspectives. Choose your perspective! Session 6.1 | Translating Processes from Latin American to the worldToday, as never before, Latin America exports and imports a steady flow of artists to and from the entire world. We will reflect on the increasingly dynamic role this region of the world plays in the performing arts market. We will explore this topic from the point of view of institutions and promoters outside Latin America. Speakers & Moderator*
Raquel Araujo*
Lucia Bevia 
Joe Randel 
Bill Smith Session 6.2 | Cooperation with Latin AmericaIn this session we will discuss performing arts organizations and cooperation networks within Latin America. Speakers & Moderator*
Eleno Guzman 
Juan Melia 
Maria Claudia Parias 
Ana Rodriguez* 
Claudia Toni Session 6.3 | Curatorial Eye of Latin AmericaLatin American performing arts and culture as seen from the lens of curators from different regions of the globe. Speakers & Moderator*2:45pm
Lunch on your own
We have a fun opportunity to sample local food as there will be ten different food trucks to choose from parked on the plaza of the Santander Performing Arts Center. The trucks accept cash only, but you can get a good meal for less than $500 MXN (approximately 26 USD). There will be a cash machine available across the plaza in the Library. 3:00pm
- 4:00pm Performance by Higinio Ruvalcaba Chamber Orchestra (optional)
3:20pm
- 5:20pm FIMPRO Showcase (optional)
3:30pm
Buses return to hotels
4:10pm
Buses return to hotels
5:25pm
Buses return to hotels
Various Venues
4:00pm
A free evening to enjoy the city and other activities outside ISPA’s official programming! Here are a few options available for Thursday
9:00am
Buses depart for Santander Performing Arts Centre
Santander Performing Arts Centre
9:00am
- 5:00pm Registration and Information Desk (coffee and tea)
10:00am
PITCH NEW WORKSThe Pitch New Works Session provides delegates the opportunity to become involved in commissioning and/or presenting new works before they fully enter the international marketplace. Learn about ten selected Pitch Projects. Host
Igor Lozada 12:00pm
- 2:30pm PRO EX | Professional ExchangeJoin us in a relaxed environment for networking, establishing new contacts, and maintaining existing relationships. Delegates registered for a Full Pass or a Day Pass for Friday, May 31 may reserve a complimentary table-top space to showcase their organization or artists (subject to availability and limit one per organization). 12:00pm
Lunch
2:30pm
Performance | Maya Belsitzman & Matan Ephrat
3:00pm
Session 7 | Creating Audiences: Content for Children and YouthTheater for young audiences has transformed over the last few years from less sophisticated work to art conceived for an intelligent and critical audience. Artists engaged in this sector will share their vision on how new curatorship for young audiences contributes to the development of a new performing arts audience. Speakers & Moderator*
Alvaro Díaz 
Marisa Gimenez Cacho* 
Manuel Lagos 
Susana Romo 
Eric San a.k.a. Kid Koala 4:00pm
Provocation: The Strength Within UsProvocateur
Diego Luna 4:30pm
ISPA Awards Presentation5:30pm
Buses return to hotels
7:00pm
Buses depart for Closing Party venue from AC Hotel and Hotel Grand Fiesta Americana Country Club
Hacienda el Centenario
8:00pm
Closing Party
Sponsored by 1800® Tequila 11:00pm
Buses return to hotels
1:00am
Buses return to hotels
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