[rohrpost] Netzwerk-Kultur in Europa

[Krystian Woznicki]

Hallo,

hier das Programm einer mehrtägigen Konferenz
über Netzwerk-Kultur in (Südost)Europa am Goethe-Institut Belgrad,
im Rahmen der ich die Berliner Gazette vorstelle.

Viele Grüße,

Krystian Woznicki

Berliner Gazette e.V.
Schoenhauser Allee 141a
D - 10437 Berlin
kw at berlinergazette.de
www.berlinergazette.de


Regional conference of SEE cultural portals
Cultures of region online_Future is passing away!
Goethe-Institut, Belgrade, December 8-9, 2008

Sunday, December 7
Arrival of guests and registration at hotels Stadion
Dinner

Monday, December 8
09:30-10:00
Registration of participants

10:00 - 10:20 Opening
Goethe-Institut Belgrade - director Jutta Gehrig
SEEcult.org - Miroljub Mima Marjanovic / Vesna Milosavljevic

10:20-10:40
Opening speech - Minister of Culture Nebojsa Bradic

10:40-11:10
Continuing on-line debate on minimum in community 
- What is connecting us - Krystian Woznicki, Berlin (berlinergazette.de)  tbc

11:10-11:40
Web social networks phenomenon - Vuk Cosic, Ljubljana

11:40-12:00
Coffee break

12:00-14:00
Panel discussion - Portals as bridges toward 
innovative cooperation in the region - potential and obstacles

12:00-12:20
Culture globalization - Vladimir Arsenijevic (tbc)

12:20-13:00 Presentation of InSEEcp
Informative, news, local, regional and global 
aspects of cultural portals and cultural policies in region (InSEEcp’s members)

13:00-14:00
Discussion:
-	Web and agenda of regional cooperation - 
Branislav Dimitrijevic, Serbian Ministry of culture (tbc)
-	Web and Culture 2007-2013 program / 2009 as 
European year of innovation and creativity - Lola Joksimovic, CCP Serbia
-	eSEE agenda - Serbian Ministry of telecommunication
-	Trends in European cultural policies - Milena 
Dragicevic Šešic (University of art in Belgrade / 
Compendium of Cultural Policies and Trends in Europe) tbc

Comments: Need for new forms of partnership in 
the region Dragan Ambrozic (Exit /
Youth Cultural Centre, Belgrade / Ana Vujanovic, TkH platform)

14:00-16.:00 Lunch

16:00
Round table - Chances and challenges in the 
fields of culture and art in digital era
Moderator - Vesna Milosavljevic

16:00-16:15
Accessibility of information on culture in media 
and potential of internet as promoter and digital 
content archive - Ebart Media Documentation

16:15-16:30
New roles - cultural institutions as web portals 
- Sreten Ugricic, National library of Serbia (tbc)

16:30-16:45
Free culture - Slobodnakultura.org, Vladimir Jeric Vlidi

16:45-17:00
Galeries in digital time - Darka Radosavljevic, 
Remont / Ljiljana Tadic, Zvono (tbc)

17:00-17:15
New media art and curatorial practice - Kristian Lukic (Kuda.org) tbc

17:15-17:30
Virtual market in culture - Knjizara.com (tbc)

17:30-18:00
Coffee pause

18:00-18:30 Artservis’s collection in artistic coffer
- presentation and demonstration - Marija Mojca Pungercar

18:30-20:00 Discussion and comments:
-	Culture and art in time of digital anarchy? - 
Ivan Tasovac, Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra (tbc)
-	Culture and media - Zoran Stanojevic, Radio 
television of Serbia/ Andelka Cvijic, Politika daily (tbc)
-	Internet and piracy issue - Svetozar Cvetkovic / Goran Markovic (tbc)
-	Art activism and internet - Ilegalni poslasticari / Vladan Jeremic

Discussion / comments: artists, galleries, art 
critics, curators, media, portals, blogers…

Tuesday, December 9

10:00-12:00
Round table - (Im)possibilities for financing 
cultural portals - need and practice
Moderator Dušan Dovc

Internet marketing - Dragan Varagic / Httpol
Corporative company’s strategy in culture 
(Telenor, Telekom, Vip, Merkator, Delta…)
Support of foundations, public sector 
(representatives of local, authorities, European 
Commission, Pro Helvetia, Erste foundation…)

12:00-12:30
Coffee pause

12:30-15:00
Workshop - social and cultural aspects of web 2.0 
- social web services in culture and art
Deborah Hustic / Vuk Cosic / Marko Ðordevic

15:00
InSEEcp’s members meeting

Wednesday, December 10

11:00-13:00
Departure of participants

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Organisation: SEEcult.org i Goethe-Institut 
Belgrade, with the support of the Stability Pact for South-East Europe