Symposium: Transformations of the Theater Landscape
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At the symposium on November 2, 2021 at the Akademie der Künste on Pariser Platz in Berlin, the research program’s academics presented their results and recommendations for action for a future-oriented funding and theater landscape for the first time.
Synopses & Presentations of the Results
On demand
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Opening Speech
by the managing director of the Fonds Darstellende Künste, Holger Bergmann
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Opening Speech
by the chairman of the Fonds and academic director of the research program, Professor Wolfgang Schneider
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Worldbuilding: Support of artistic forms of production under changed conditions
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Kai van Eickels
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Research, project, process – changes in the working practice in the independent performing arts through the establishment of multi-annual funding
Lecture by Dr. Philipp Schulte
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Cooperation makes work. Funding of cooperations in the independent performing arts
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Veronika Darian
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Funding of diversity
Lecture by Dr. Özlem Canyürek
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Funding of sustainability
Lecture by Dr. Maximilian Haas & Prof. Dr. Sandra Umathum
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The funding of the independent performing arts beyond the big cities – Between stubbornness and peripherization
Lecture by Micha Kranixfeld & Marten Flegel
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The fascia system of German cultural policy – For a holistic and sustainable cultural policy funding architecture
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Thomas Schmidt
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Canons of support for the independent performing arts at the federal level
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Julius Heinicke & Johanna Kraft
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The work and funding of the independent performing arts in times of COVID-19
Lecture by Dr. Aron Weigl
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Conclusion & Outlook
by Holger Bergmann
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Panel discussion about the results and recommendations for action
The panelists were Professor Wolfgang Schneider (Chairman of the Board Fonds Darstellende Künste & Head of Research Program), Dr. Katharina Schröck (cultural scientist), Dieter Ripberger (Institut für theatrale Zukunftsforschung Tübingen) and Sabine Gehm (Artistic Director TANZ Bremen, curator; process leader decision-making procedure #TakeThat) Moderation: Dr. Thomas Renz (Institute for Research on Cultural Participation).