PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Nordic Salon & Nordic Pitch

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Disability Theatre & Dance in the UK

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This session is to introduce British Council Korea’s art works connected to the theme, ‘inclusion’ and to share recent development of disability arts in the UK including UK’s key festivals/events of disability art and disability theatre and dance artists/companies.

*This program will be provided Korean-English consecutive interpreting.

DATE/TIME Oct.8th(Tue) 13:30-15:00
VENUE IEUM Center Community Hall 2 (3F)

British Council

British Council established a presence in Korea 45 years ago in August 1973. Our cultural relations work has over the years brought Korea and the UK closer to each other through partnerships in English, the arts, education and society. British Council’s arts project from 2018 to 2020 has two main focuses, ‘inclusion’ and ‘innovation’. It is to contribute to make art sector more inclusive by embracing older and disabled people who traditionally have less access to arts. Also, it aims to create new opportunities for enhancing artistic expression and artistic experience by using new technologies. Through showcase, workshop, seminar and collaborative projects, we will deepen our sharing of knowledge, practices and ideas in the two key areas and create spaces where artists and art professionals from the UK and Korea can work together.

Introducing emerging artists/producers in Japan

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We introduce 4 Japanese performing arts artists/producers whose works and activities have been paid special attention to. We hope this will be a great opportunity for you to meet and talk with them, leading up to a future collaboration/partnership.

DATE/TIME Oct.9th(Wed) 13:30-15:00
VENUE IEUM Center Community Hall 2 (3F)

Organized/Coordinated by The Japan Foundation Seoul, PARC–Japan Center, Pacific Basin Arts Communications

The Japan Foundation

The Japan Foundation, one of the organizers of TPAM in Yokohama is a Japanese public organization dedicated to implementing comprehensive international cultural exchange projects in every region of the globe. TPAM in Yokohama is a space where people from various places in the world who are professionally involved in performing arts get together to exchange through diverse performance and meeting programs and
gain information, inspiration and network for the creation, dissemination and vitalization of performing arts.

Quebec on Stage: Pitch & Networking Session

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DATE/TIME Oct.7th(Mon) 11:00-13:30
VENUE The Orakai Daehakro Hotel, Diamond Hall (B1)