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11.2.2014

Seminar: Equality in Artist Residencies 10th March

How can we promote accessibility and equality in artist residencies? What can local art councils, artists´ associations, municipalities and foundations do to promote equality in their operations? How can accessibility and equality of artist residencies be developed to enable disabled artist fully participate in the artist residency programmes?

Time: Monday 10th March 2014, 1pm - 5pm
Place: Helsinki Art Museum Tennis Palace, seminar room Studio (2nd floor), Salomonkatu 15 / Eteläinen Rautatienkatu 8, Helsinki

Culture for All Service and British Council Finland would like to invite you to discuss the equality of the artist residencies to Helsinki Art Museum Tennis Palace on Monday 10th March. The seminar is open for professionals, artists and everyone interested in the topic. Free entry.

Seminar will be organised both in Finnish and English (please see programme below). The seminar room is fully accessible and equipped with an induction loop. Note: If you need a Finnish Sign Language interpretation or speech-to-text interpretation at the seminar, please contact kira.enberg(a)cultureforall.fi latest by 21 February 2014.

The seminar is organised by Culture for All Service and British Council Finland and supported by the Pro Artibus Foundation, HIAP - Helsinki International Artist Programme, Helsinki Art Museum, Arts Promotion Centre Finland, EUCREA Finland, Goethe-Institut Finnland, Kone Foundation and the Finnish Artists' Studio Foundation.

The deadline for registration is Friday 21 February 2014. Please confirm your participation to kira.enberg(a)cultureforall.fi.

Programme

13.00-13.15 Welcome

13.15-13.35 The role of artist residencies in the cultural field (in Finnish).
Anne Tamminen, visual artist, chair of Arts Council of Häme/Arts Promotion Centre Finland

13.35-14.15 How to create equal opportunities in artist residences? (in English)
Laura Slater
, artist, studio holder in The Art House (UK).
Defining equality and quality, access and professional development, supporting creativity.

14.15-14.35 Brief overview of Finnish artist residencies today (in Finnish).
Jenni Nurmenniemi, curator, HIAP - Helsinki International Artist Programme
Juha-Heikki Tihinen, curator, The Pro Artibus Foundation

14.35-15.00 Coffee break

15.00-15.20 Accessibility inspires! Why do we need accessible artist residencies? (in Finnish)
Jenni-Juulia Wallinheimo-Heimonen, textile and conseptual artist

15.30-17.00 Panel discussion (in English)

Chair Helka Ketonen, director for cultural affairs at the Union of Rural Education and Culture
Laura Slater, artist, The Art House (UK)
Pia Bartsch, community artist, Kone Foundation, Saari Residence
Kirsi Väkiparta, special adviser, Arts Promotion Centre Finland
Gunilla Sjövall, dancer, dance teacher, producer, DanceAbility Finland

Accessibility

International symbol of accessibility

Tennis Palace and the seminar room are accessible. The seminar room Studio is in the second floor of Tennis Palace, which can be accessed by lift from the proximity of all the front entrance doors.

The symbol of accessbile toilet

Accessible toilet facilities are available on the second floor of Tennis Palace, near the museum entrance.

Induction loop symbol

The seminar room is equipped with induction loop.

The seminar is interpreted to Finnish Sign Language.

The seminar is interpreted to Finnish Sign Language.

Avustajakoiran symboli

Service dogs are welcome to Tennis Palace.



 
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