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Issue N°4/2015
>praxis | for students
ENCATC > PROMOTING STUDENT MOBILITY
Academics, researchers, professionals from the cultural sector, policy makers, artists, students and media from Europe and beyond will gather for the 23
rd ENCATC
Annual Conference “The Ecology of Culture: Community Engagement, Co-creation, Cross Fertilization” to be held from 21-23 October 2015 in Lecce, Italy. How does a cultural system work as a whole? What are the relationships and links between publicly funded, homemade and commercial culture? Seeing culture as ecology, rather than only as an economy, is helpful to stimulate discussion on the multiple values culture creates, rather than focusing only on financial or social ones. By applying ecological metaphors such as emergence, interdependence, networks, and convergence to culture, we can gain new understandings about how culture works, and these understandings in turn help with policy formulation and implementation.
Our keynote speaker John Holden is an Associate at the think tank Demos, where he was Head of Culture for 8 years, and also a visiting Professor at City University, London, and an Honorary Professor at the University of Hong Kong. In Lecce, Professor Holden will present “The Ecology of Culture” about new models of visualising and categorising the cultural world. His insight will shift the perspective from seeing culture in terms of its funding and business models (such as state funded or the creative industries) towards the roles different people and organisations play within an overall system.
The ecology of culture will make for a rich debate. By going beyond the obvious notions, it provides the opportunity to explain how culture functions in the context of its local environment. It has the potential to lead to new taxonomies, connections, visualizations, and a clearer picture of the proper characteristics of a particular cultural field.
> EDITORIAL: 23rd
ENCATC Annual Conference
“The Ecology of Culture: Community Engagement, Co-creation, Cross Fertilization”
Lecce, Italy from 21-23 October 2015
In this issue:
Editorial 1
Not to miss 3
Did you know? 5
Internships 7
Estonia 7
Germany 8
Indonesia 9
Ireland 10
Morocco 11
Singapore 12
United Kingdom 13
USA 16
ENCATC is an NGO in official partnership with UNESCO.
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ENCATC is the leading European network on Cultural Management and Cultural Policy Education. It is an independent membership organisation gathering over 100 higher education institutions and cultural organisations in over 40 countries. ENCATC was founded in 1992 to represent, advocate and promote cultural management and cultural policy education, professionalise the cultural sector to make it sustainable, and to create a platform of discussion and exchange at the European and international level.
The Duomo di Lecce is the cathedral of the city of Lecce in Apulia, Italy. It was built in 1144. The catherdral’s principal façade
is sober and elegant, while the second portal is a masterpiece of Baroque art.
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ENCATC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES TO DATES, DEADLINES, ETC. IT IS ALWAYS ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INTERNSHIP HOST ORGANISATION DIRECTLY
“The cultural ecosystem metaphor can also shed new light on new forms of cultural production, co-creation, cross-fertilization and community participation in a local context. Local communities are crucial places where cultural activity is rooted and exposed to different conditions for growth or death. Co-creation in terms of value creation, convergent art, co-production, cooperative learning, and collective funding is from this perspective very relevant and closely linked to different ways of community participation. Cross-fertilization implies establishing links between culture and economy, culture and society, local and global and technology as well, telling us how these links transform behaviour, fertilize knowledge, allow for creativity etc. The use of an ecological approach by researchers and policy makers is a way of assessing multidimensional relations of different cultural actors and other sectors,” said Annick Schramme, ENCATC President.
The dynamic three-day programme in Lecce is designed to explore different understandings and approaches to culture as an ecosystem. In addition to more keynote speakers, this major international conference will include the popular and interactive 8
th Annual ENCATC Thematic
Area Cultural Seminars accompanied by study visits to some of Lecce’s flagship cultural institutions to foster connections and dialogue with local cultural operators. The conference’s Knowledge Transfer Session will provide first-hand insight on the topics of Horizon 2020, Creative Europe, Erasmus Plus, and how to write a successful European project followed by project presentations from ENCATC members. Two more seminars are also planned. The first will present the initial results of the European Cultural Leadership project to develop an Education Programme to improve the competence, knowledge and skills of emerging leaders in Europe’s cultural sector. The second is about skills and competences needed in MED countries by future cultural managers. To strengthen the European research area and to learn about the latest trends and developments happening in arts and culture, academics, researchers, cultural professionals and policy makers are invited to attend the 6
th
Annual ENCATC Research Session. For young and early career researchers, the Young Cultural Policy Researchers’ Forum will address research and career issues, open pathways to learn from established researchers, and meet with peers. Finally, a rich cultural programme will accompany the conference inviting participants to discover the talents of local artists.
The 23rd
ENCATC Annual Conference is being co-organised with two ENCATC member institutions, the Fitzcarraldo Foundation and the University of Salento, and in partnership with the City of Lecce. The conference will also be made possible thanks to the support from the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.
To register and for more information about the 23
rd
ENCATC Annual Conference: www.encatc.org/annualconference2015
Don’t miss the early bird special rate* for ENCATC students!
*The early bird student rate ends on 31/07/2015!
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ENCATC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES TO DATES, DEADLINES, ETC. IT IS ALWAYS ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INTERNSHIP HOST ORGANISATION DIRECTLY
Call for Applicants!
The Summer School in Fashion Management is a unique program that aims at growing managerial talents for the fashion industry, covering topics from fashion marketing and PR, to finance, supply chain management and leadership in fashion.
Held from 24 August 2015 - 2 September 2015, the dynamic programme is designed for professionals and recently graduated master students, highly interested in or motivated to work in the fashion industry, with or without experience in the sector. Taking place in Antwerp, Belgium and Paris, France, the Summer School includes:
A comprehensive overview of the aspects
of fashion management, with an emphasis on both entrepreneurial fashion designers and high fashion and luxury brands.
Paris classes at the prestigious IFM
(Institut Français de la Mode) and Antwerp classes at Antwerp Management School.
A team of international accomplished
faculty selected for both academic credentials and professional experience will provide you with high-quality, competence-driven teaching.In previous editions we’ve welcomed lecturers such as Bianca Luzi (CEO for Raf Simons), Tony Kent (London School of Fashion), Tina Debo (Advice President for Kipling), Karinna Knobbs (The Graduate School at London College of Fashion), Walter Van Beirendonk (fashion designer), Tim Van Steenbergen (fashion designer)...
A mixture of in-class and on-site learning
methods: group discussions, practical knowledge, visits to fashion companies, the fashion districts and flagship stores.
Build your international network and
exchange insights in different fashion communities, research and businesses with fellow participants from all over the world.
Past editions of the Summer School have welcomed people from many different counties across the world such as: Australia, Belgium, Canada, China, Cyprus, Estonia, France, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Taiwan, The Netherlands, Pakistan, U.K., and the U.S.A.
The programme fee includes lunches, course materials and social activities. It does not include travel and accommodation. Participants have to arrange their accommodation and travel to Antwerp and Paris themselves.
Registration: € 1750 (VAT excl.)
Student registration: € 1000 (VAT excl.)
Contact: Nina Jacob [email protected] Tel: +32 (0)3 265 47 60
For more information and to download the brochure: http://www.antwerpmanagementschool.be/en/our-programs/executive-programs/summer-school-in-fashion-management The 2015 edition of the Summer School in Fashion Management is supported by:
Summer School in Fashion Management
Study fashion management in two global fashion capitals: Antwerp and Paris
24 August 2015 - 2 September 2015
Don’t miss it!
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ENCATC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES TO DATES, DEADLINES, ETC. IT IS ALWAYS ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INTERNSHIP HOST ORGANISATION DIRECTLY
Call for Applicants!
As part of their ongoing investment in research, Middlesex University is pleased to announce a number of fully-funded research studentships, across a range of subject areas. The School of Media and Performing Arts, led by the Dean, Professor Carole-Anne Upton, has recently benefited from major investment in its research areas. They enjoy an exceptional group of Professorial and senior research staff in Media, Cultural Studies, Dance, Music and Theatre Arts and a strong research culture within which their doctoral candidates are centrally positioned. Performing Arts celebrated considerable success in REF2014, and includes the internationally-renowned Research into Creation in the Performing arts. Media focuses on Cultural Theory and Communication Studies, with particular interest in Gender, Sex and Sexualities. Alongside traditional approaches to doctoral studies, they have particular expertise in practice-as-research. They offer two forms of practice-led research degrees, a "mixed-mode" PhD in which the integration of theory and creative practice is foregrounded, and a Doctorate of the Arts, which is suitable for practitioners wishing to pursue and in depth artistic project. They welcome innovative and interdisciplinary proposals from excellent candidates that reflect the research interests of Middlesex Media and Performing Arts staff. Applicants are advised to consult the School pages and staff profiles: Performing Arts and Media.
Research areas of particular interest include:
Cultural studies: gender and sexuality,
film, TV, philosophy and cultural theory
Dance: choreography and improvisation,
pedagogy and histories
Language and writing: creative writing,
language and linguistics
Media industries: Policy and creative
media practices
Music: musicology, composition and
performance and industry practices
Theatre Arts: devising, dramaturgy,
translation for performance, applied theatre and philosophical concerns
Please note, in addition to the standard documents that need to be submitted as part of your application, all applicants for the Performing Arts and Media and Cultural Studies areas are also required to submit a project proposal. The proposal should be no longer than 2 pages and be written using the following headings:
Applicant name
Proposed project title
Motivations for undertaking this research
Research Questions
Outline of research topic
Research Methods/Methodology
If relevant, please indicate who in the
School you have communicated with relating to this research application
For full details and how to apply please see: http://www.mdx.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate-research-degrees/research-studentships
Application Deadline: 5 June 2015 General enquiries to: [email protected] or call 0208 411 5739/ 0208 411 3422
School of Media and Performing Arts Research Studentships
Deadline: 5 June 2015
Don’t miss it!
http://www.mdx.ac.uk/about-us/our-schools/school-of-media-and-performing-arts
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ENCATC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES TO DATES, DEADLINES, ETC. IT IS ALWAYS ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INTERNSHIP HOST ORGANISATION DIRECTLY
Call for Applicants!
The Shanghai Summer School 2015 aims to promote Chinese culture and opera and enhance intercultural understanding. Students will study three courses: Chinese opera, Chinese culture, Chinese language. The main course is the traditional Chinese opera, which is composed of the learning of Chinese opera steps and movements, water sleeve routines, spear and sword routines, and selected scene work. Chinese culture and language are supporting courses for students to better understand the essence of traditional Chinese culture. During the program, the students will have the opportunity to see traditional Chinese opera shows and take field trips.
Time:
June 22– July 13, 2015
Chinese opera: 64 lessons Chinese culture: 9 lessons Chinese Opera Introduction: 16 lessons Chinese languages: 16 lessons
Assessment: The attendance rate over 90% is required for the program. At the end of the program, the students will be assessed in the form of a reporting performance. The certificate of completion will be issued on passing the assessment and getting the required attendance rate.
Expense:
Tuition fee: free
International flight expenses: to be borne
by the students
Lodging: free, provided by Shanghai
Theatre Academy
Living subsidy: 50 yuan/day, provided by
Shanghai Theatre Academy
Requirements:
Foreign student’s between 16 and 30
years old. University students preferred.
Interested in Chinese culture, and willing
to learn China opera
Priority is given to students focusing on
Chinese studies or with art background like acting and dancing .
Non-English speaker should speak
English well and need to provide some certificate which can prove your English level when you apply.
Application materials:
Passport copy
2 photos of 2 inches and one ordinary life
photo
Application form
University certificate
Resume and other materials related to the
application
Please send the above materials to: Miss Wang Beibei Foreign Students Office Shanghai Theatre Academy 630 Huashan Road, Shanghai, China 200040
Tel:0086-21-62485215
Fax:0086-21-62485596
Email: [email protected]
Visa: The students shall apply for and receive the visa with at least one-month stay in China in their own countries.
Insurance: Atudents shall take care of their own personal accident insurance for the stay in China.
For more information: http://en.sta.edu.cn/content.aspx?id=422
Shanghai Summer School 2015 Hosted by the Shanghai Theater Academy
Deadline: 20 May 2015
Don’t miss it!
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ENCATC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES TO DATES, DEADLINES, ETC. IT IS ALWAYS ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INTERNSHIP HOST ORGANISATION DIRECTLY
The latest issue of ENCATC Scholar is now online! Produced by ENCATC with the editorial support of its member, the University of Deusto, ENCATC Scholar was born to satisfy the demand of ENCATC members – academics, researchers and students in more than 40 countries – to exchange teaching methodologies and knowledge to use in the classroom and have a reference tool for education and lifelong learning on cultural management and cultural policies. In this current issue readers can find a profile piece on David Throsby (1939), renowned Australian economist, who has gained international recognition for his research and writings in the economics of the arts and culture. Contributions in issue N°3 of ENCATC Scholar also include: a case analysis on Euroregional cultural policy by Thomas Perrin, Lecturer in Spatial Planning and European Studies at Lille University, Research Centre TVES; an article on Basics on active arts participation policies: Objectives, mechanisms, sources and common tendencies in Europe by Dr. Anna Villarroya, Associate Professor and Vice-president of the European Association of Cultural Researchers (ECURES), University of Barcelona; a case analysis about Managing arts projects with Societal Impact (MAPSI) by the project’s consortium which includes members of ENCATC, the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre and the University of Arts
Helsinki-Sibelius Academy; and proceedings from the ENCATC Advanced Seminar on Rethinking Cultural Evaluation by Dr. Cristina Ortega Neure, Director, Institute of Leisure Studies at the University of Deusto and Dr. Fernando Bayón, Senior researcher at the University of Deusto. The first issue of ENCATC Scholar was launched in early 2013. This online publication also aims to be an open tool that encourages participation and sharing in the creation of teaching materials. It provides a balance of geographical and cultural sector representation to ensure a variety of different angles, points of view, and voices shared. ENCATC Scholars also offers suggestions about some basic and accurate methodological approaches related to how to study emerging issues that affect public policies and it presents and analyses case studies. Finally, it asks questions and fosters debates on how to improve project management. Download the issue N°3 of ENCATC Scholar: http://site.transit.es/encatcscholar/ ENCATC would like to thank Trànsit Projectes for the technical support of ENCATC Scholar.
Check out the newest issue of ENCATC Scholar!
Supporting education and lifelong learning on arts and cultural management and policy
Did you know?
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L’institut français d’Estonie à Tallinn Deadline: Not Stated
L’IFE fait partie du vaste réseau culturel français dans le monde. Il est en charge de la coopération culturelle, linguistique, universitaire et scientifique entre la France et l’Estonie. Installé à Tallinn depuis 1992, l’Institut français d’Estonie (anciennement Centre Culturel Français) a pour principale vocation de promouvoir et diffuser la culture, la langue française et les échanges scientifiques et universitaires auprès des Estoniens. L’Institut français d’Estonie propose aujourd’hui des coopérations culturelles et artistiques notamment dans les domaines des musiques actuelles, du théâtre, du cinéma, du design, de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme – des industries créatives, en général. Profil :
Bon niveau d’anglais ; la connaissance
de l’estonien constitue un plus
Bonne connaissance des logiciels de
PAO fortement souhaitée
Expérience en organisation de
manifestation culturelles et / ou en communication fortement souhaitée
Qualités personnelles requises : bonnes
capacités organisationnelles et rédactionnelles, sens du relationnel
Tâches : Le (la) candidat(e) retenu(e) participera aux côtés de son tuteur de stage :
à l’élaboration du plan de communication
de l’Institut français
à l’actualisation du site internet et de la
page Facebook
à la réalisation de matériel de
communication (affiches, dépliants, tracts, vidéos, design d’envois en nombre…) et à l’organisation de leurs diffusions
à la préparation et au suivi des relations
presse (conférence de presse, dossier de presse)
> INTERNSHIP > ESTONIA
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: Not Stated
Contact: Send your CV and a cover letter in French to [email protected]
Website: http://www.ife.ee/en/offres-demploi-et-de-stages/ and http://www.ife.ee/en/
Place: Tallinn, Estonia
Period: Mid September to mid December (4 months)
Language: French and English
Remuneration: 554.40 euros/month
http://www.ife.ee/fr/
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ENCATC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES TO DATES, DEADLINES, ETC. IT IS ALWAYS ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INTERNSHIP HOST ORGANISATION DIRECTLY
ARTCONNECT BERLIN Deadline: Not Stated
Artconnect is an online and offline network to make creatives easily join and connect with their local creative scene. The online platform wants to make it simple for cultural professionals to handle the complexity of a creative career. It also want to inspire the creative community by collecting and categorizinthe interesting developments and opportunities. By joining Berlin’s largest creative community, professionals can start building a network by connecting creatives with collaborators, companies and endless opportunities such as: finding the right people for projects; promoting work for free to be discovered; finding and offering jobs in the sector; promoting and inviting others to events; finding and offering creative workspaces. ARTCONNECT BERLIN also offers off-line activities for creatives to take their careers in the right direction and invest in their future by networking and learning. If you’d like to work in a fun, relaxed and fast growing environment, ARTCONNECT BERLIN is the place for you! Interns will get a close insight into Berlin’s creative scene, be surrounded by awesome professionals in the art world (networking!) and be given significant responsibilities.
Profile:
Be very organised
Have good social media knowledge
Have previous social media experience
Possess excellent English & German
communication skills
Be able to work both quickly and
accurately towards deadlines
Have great initiative
Be a super team player
Tasks:
Communicate with ARTCONNECT
BERLIN users effectively, attract new ones and spread the word in Berlin about the platform
Selecting and scheduling posts for the
media channels (Facebook, Twitter, G+, Tumblr, Pinterest, Instagram)
Adding content, creating and sending out
our weekly newsletter to subscribers
Interacting with the online community
Proofreading, editing and sharing blog
posts
> INTERNSHIP > GERMANY
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: Not Stated
Contact: Send your CV to [email protected]
Website: http://www.artconnectberlin.com/opportunities/artconnect-berlin-is-looking-for-an-intern
Place: Berlin, Germany
Period: To start in July 2015 for three months
Language: English and German
Remuneration: Please note that this is an unpaid position for now, as we are still growing. We only accept students with scholarships and who have to do mandatory internships.
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Jazz Festival 2015 in Ubud Deadline: Not Stated
This community based Jazz Festival is initiated by local musicians, artists, art and production communities, etc. but yet has 25% international musicians. Their dream is to have an international jazz festival in Bali. Therefore, they are looking for support in different positions. General profile:
English speaking
Excellent communication skills
Organizational Talent
Computer skills (Word, Photoshop, Video
Editing Software, etc.)
Experience in the field of the internship
being applied for >Liasion Officer Intern Tasks:
Being responsible to artists' activities
during their stay in Bali
Taking care of airport pickups, gig
pickups, accommodation, meals, special needs, etc.
Making sure that the artists are on time
Meetings with coordinator of all Liasion
Officers >Director of Marketing Assistant Intern Tasks:
Assisting the DOM with any
administrational and technical tasks
Planning, attending and having several
meetings with the vendors
Cooperating with Website and Publisher
Department
Working together with Social Media
Department
>Editorial Intern Tasks:
Writing official press releases (about road
shows and festival itself) which will be published in several media
Writing an after report for the media
>Social Media Marketing Intern Tasks:
Posting regular updates about this Jazz
Festival to social media (facebook, website, twitter, youtube, etc.)
Maintain the festival's website
Publishing any videos regarding the Jazz
Festival
> INTERNSHIP > INDONESIA
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: Not Stated
Contact: http://www.baliinternships.com/contact/
Website: http://www.baliinternships.com/traineeship-bali-indonesia/trainee-programms-bali/p/various-internships-at-jazz-festival-2015/
Place: Ubud, Bali
Period: May-August 2015
Language: English
Remuneration: Not Stated
Corey Nasfell CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
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ENCATC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES TO DATES, DEADLINES, ETC. IT IS ALWAYS ADVISED TO CONTACT THE INTERNSHIP HOST ORGANISATION DIRECTLY
The Little Museum of Dublin Deadline: Not Stated
The Little Museum tells the remarkable story of Dublin in the 20
th Century. The museum was
launched in 2011 with a public appeal for historic objects. The response to that appeal illustrates the generosity of the Irish people: today there are over 5,000 artefacts in the collection. The museum offers 8-12 week student internships. These internships provide suitable candidates with an opportunity to gain valuable experience working within a small, dynamic cultural organisation, and are particularly suited to students of history, archival or museum studies. Profile: The museum’s internship programme is intended for:
Irish and international university students
Background studies in English, History,
Public Relations, Photography, Archival Studies, Web Development or Museum Studies
Interest in gaining valuable experience
working in a small, dynamic cultural organisation
Tasks:
Participate in daily museum operations
Managing the galleries during open hours
to the public
Assisting visitors
Staffing the ticket office and other visitor
facilities
Supporting museum office staff in various
departments
> INTERNSHIP > IRELAND
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: Not Stated
Contact: Simon O’Connor at 01 661 1000 or [email protected]
Website: http://www.littlemuseum.ie/donate/jobs-volunteering
Place: Dublin, Ireland
Period: 8-12 weeks
Language: English
Remuneration: Not Stated
This is Awkwardvia Flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
informatique via Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0
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ENCATC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CHANGES TO DATES, DEADLINES, ETC.
La Cinémathèque de Tanger in Morocco Deadline: As soon as possible
La cinémathèque de Tanger est née il y a 8 ans dans le cinéma historique RIF. Ce complexe cinématographique comprend deux salles de cinéma (300 et 50 places), un café-restaurant, une bibliothèque, deux réserves d’archives et une salle de montage, situés au cœur de Tanger. Aujourd’hui, la Cinémathèque de Tanger est l’une des grandes institutions marocaines dédiées au Cinéma, et contribue à faire de la ville de Tanger un pôle majeur de développement économique. Grâce à une programmation dynamique et de variée, la Cinémathèque a trouvé son public au Maroc et à l'étranger: depuis l’ouverture, plus de 100 000 spectateurs, 3500 séances, 1500 films, 50 ateliers, des programmations hors les murs dans des lieux prestigieux (Tate Modern à Londres, LACMA à Los Angeles, Centre Pompidou et Institut du Monde Arabe à Paris, etc.). Les missions de la CDT :
Promouvoir le cinéma mondial au Maroc
et le cinéma marocain dans le monde
Créer une collection de films
documentaires, de films et de vidéos d’artistes et de cinéma expérimental
Proposer des actions pédagogiques et
des animations
Créer une plateforme de dialogue et de
rencontre pour les professionnels du cinéma
Profil :
Etudiant(e) en fin d’étude en marketing
et/ou communication, vous recherchez un stage dans le domaine culturel
Enthousiaste, autonome et dynamique,
vous souhaitez acquérir une expérience significative dans un contexte où vous serez fortement responsabilisé
Doté(e) d’un esprit créatif, de fortes
qualités rédactionnelles, de capacités de synthèse, vous êtes organisé(e), rigoureux(se) et méthodique. Vous avez un excellent sens relationnel et un contact facile avec vos divers interlocuteurs
Vous avez une très bonne connaissance
des outils bureautiques courants (traitement de texte, tableur, messagerie); une connaissance PAO serait appréciée
Français indispensable, Arabe
souhaitable, Anglais et espagnol si possible
Tâches :
Sous la supervision du chargé des
relations extérieures, et en collaboration avec les différents départements de la Cinémathèque de Tanger, l'assistant(e) c hargé(e) de communication aura à assurer les missions suivantes : Réflexion et suivi de la conception et production des documents de communication (programmes, affiches, invitations, etc.)
Assurer la diffusion des documents de
communication (affichage intérieur et extérieur de la Cinémathèque, distribution du programme mensuel, etc.)
Participation à l’organisation
d’évènements spéciaux (conférences de presse, avant-premières de films, signatures de conventions, etc.)
Réflexion autour de nouveaux outils de
communication internes et externes.
Alimentation des outils de communication
web (site internet, réseaux sociaux et newsletters)
Participation à la rédaction du contenu
des outils de communication
> INTERNSHIP > MOROCCO
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: As soon as possible
Contact: Send a letter and CV to Mohamed LANSARI, Chargé des relations extérieures [email protected]
Website: http://www.cinemathequedetanger.com/
Place: Tangiers, Morocco
Period: 6 months
Languages: French is necessary, Arab, English and Spanish are a plus
Remuneration: Lodging and a small pension is offered
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The Substation: A Home for the Arts Deadline: Not Stated
Founded in 1990 by the late Kuo Pao Kun, The Substation is Singapore’s first independent contemporary arts centre. They are centrally located in the city’s civic district. Their venues include a black box theatre, a gallery, a dance studio, Random Room and two multi-function classrooms. They present and co-present a wide range of artists and programmes, from traditionally trained dancers to local rock bands; established visual artists to young poets; publications to international short film festivals; experimental theatre to seminal conferences on Singapore arts and culture.
Over the years, The Substation has worked with some of Singapore’s most critically acclaimed artists, writers and intellectuals; currently they are working closely with their Associate Artists. Just as importantly, younger and emerging artists are constantly approaching them to use their venues, and to get their support. Working with The Substation provides exposure to the entire arts community in Singapore. As an intern, you have the opportunity to interact with programmers of arts events, artists/performers, as well as get acquainted with the workings of Singapore’s first non-profit arts centre.
Profile:
Interest in the less-than-glamorous
processes behind the curating, promotion and archival documentation of arts and arts events
Interest in gaining experiences and
acquiring administrative skills that will help in a professional career in the arts
Tasks: Workload may include:
Organising and distributing publicity
material,
Assisting managers in an administrative
capacity
Gallery-sitting and front-of-house
activities To apply for an internship, submit an internship application form, a CV, a brief letter describing why you are interested in becoming an intern at The Substation, how you can contribute to The Substation, your relevant experiences and skills, and your study/career goals.
> INTERNSHIP > SINGAPORE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: Not Stated
Contact: [email protected]
Website: http://www.substation.org/about-us/internships/
Place: Singapore
Period: Not Stated
Language: English
Remuneration: Not Stated
Wong Keen: The Substation’s Fundraising Exhibition | Starts Friday 22 May 2015
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The Culture Trip in London Deadline: 22 May 2015
The Culture Trip is a one-stop, global platform showcasing the best of art, culture, food and travel for every country in the world, with nearly 2 million readers per month from 200 different countries, and a social media following of over 300,000 people. In addition to their London location, they also have active hubs in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Tel Aviv. Advantages:
Develop your kn owledge of editorials
and hone your research skills while working on exciting projects
Gain hands-on experience and valuable
professional experience Profile:
Native equivalent command of English
(written)
Great writing skills
Some previous experience in writing/
editorial
Demonstrable passion for art, culture,
travel and food
Good analytical and critical thinking skills
Affinity with global culture through
personal heritage, travel and/or studies is a strong asset
Unwavering attention to detail and
respect for deadlines
Enthusiastic, able and forward-thinking
individuals Tasks:
Combine elements of editorial, research
and writing in the context of The Culture Trip's global content
> INTERNSHIPS > UNITED KINGDOM
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: 22 May 2015
Contact: Please apply by emailing your CV, short cover letter, and a writing sample to [email protected] with 'Editorial Intern' in the subject line.
Website: http://theculturetrip.com/
Place: London, possibility of working from home
Period: 5 days/week
Language: English
Remuneration: £250/ month
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Raindance Film Festival in London Deadline: 31 May 2015
Now in its 23rd
year, the festival has a strong legacy of showing alternative films and uncovering the hottest new filmmakers to hit the cinematic scene. Raindance-premiered hits include Memento, Old Boy, the Blair Witch Project, Pusher, Ghost World and Love Exposure. Listed by Variety as one of the world’s top 50 ‘unmissable film festivals’, Raindance aims to nurture, support and promote independent films and filmmakers from the UK and around the world. In 2013 Raindance launched its VOD platform, Raindance Releasing, which provides online distribution for the independent and alternative films that Raindance screens. Providing great content at a fair price for filmmakers and audiences, Raindance Releasing is a place to experience the Raindance Film Festival year round. A dedicated web series festival, Web Fest, will also return to Raindance for its third year. It takes place from 25 to 27 September 2015, during Raindance Film Festival, and will feature a packed schedule of screenings and panel discussions with industry experts, covering topics from digital storytelling, to creating the social TV experience. Based in the heart of London, Raindance combines Raindance Film Festival, Training Courses, the prestigious British Independent Film Awards, the Raindance Web Fest, the British Independent Series Awards and Raindance Releasing. The 2015 Raindance Film Festival will take place from the 23 September – 4 October 2015 in Central London (Piccadilly Circus), screening 100 feature films and over 150 short films. Raindance is looking for enthusiasts of all things filmmaking to join their vibrant office for a 3-month internship. Currently recruiting for the Summer intake commencing July 2015, they are offering the chance to get behind the scenes with Raindance, assist courses, engage with up-and-coming talent, and produce content for their digital channels. You will need to demonstrate potential and show a passion for what they do. Raindance is currently has two internship positions to fill!
> Courses & Content Production Intern This three-month long unpaid internship placement offers you the opportunity to work on Raindance’s learning and events programme, which provides up-and-coming filmmakers with hands-on training and unparalleled peer network. The post holder will actively support the delivery of the 23
rd Raindance Film
Festival. This internship is a part-time entry level position working at Raindance London Head Office. Profile:
Bright, self-motivated and
knowledgeable about film industry trends
Administrative fluency, accuracy and
willingness to grow professionally
Some experience with creating and/or
managing online content
> INTERNSHIPS > UNITED KINGDOM
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Impressive communication skills coupled
with engaging writing style
Creative acumen and thoughtful
approach towards problem-solving
Sense of ownership and responsibility
when working on projects Tasks:
Aiding the Courses and Membership
teams in the daily upkeep of client communication, bookings and registration to events.
Handling calls, taking messages,
responding to emails while maintaining a sunny disposition
Working alongside the Marketing team to
create and update online content, ranging from long-format opinion pieces, timely industry news, snappy social media write-ups, and informative e-newsletters
Assisting Raindance courses and events,
setting up studios and equipment, and assisting tutors
Processing festival submissions and
handling related communication with filmmakers
Seasonal research and administrative
tasks as reasonably requested by the team
>Video Production Intern This three-month long unpaid internship placement focuses on developing, shooting, and editing original content for the versatile platforms Raindance operates. With instant exposure to their 50K+ followership, this internship is a part-time creative position working at Raindance London Head Office. The post holder will actively support the promotion and documentation of the 23
rd Raindance Film
Festival. Profile:
Good editing skills and the affinity to work
according to the festival brief
Methodical and organized approach to
work
An eye for detail and ability to think on
your feet
Embracing the independent film spirit
while answering challenges with nifty solutions
Shooting or on-set filmmaking experience
is not a requirement though beneficial Tasks:
Researching, planning, shooting, and
editing video materials for use on the Raindance channels
Editing events and festival footage, and
promotional materials for upcoming programs
Producing coverage of live events on site
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: 31 May 2015
Contact: Please send your completed Application Form, CV and cover letter to [email protected]
Website: http://www.raindance.org/internships-at-raindance/
Place: London, UK
Period: July-October 2015, 20hrs/week
Language: English
Remuneration: Unpaid
https://instagram.com/raindance_film_festival/
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BAM and DanceMotion in Brooklyn Deadline: 18 May 2015
BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) is a multi-arts center located in Brooklyn, New York. For more than 150 years, BAM has been the home for adventurous artists, audiences, and ideas—engaging both global and local communities. With world-renowned programming in theater, dance, music, opera, film, and much more, BAM showcases the work of emerging artists and innovative modern masters. Get the satisfaction of collaborating with a team that brings exciting work to audiences, take advantage of opportunities to grow professionally, and enjoy BAM's Fort Greene neighborhood. Advantages:
BAM Orientation and Theatre Tour – Get
to know BAM in depth.
Trips to local Cultural Institutions – Behind
–the-scene tours of some of the most recognized art institutions in the city.
Learn the fundamentals of working at NYC
Cultural Institutions
Work and learn with experienced arts
administration professionals
Executive Brown Bag Lunches – Have
lunch with BAM's Executive Team
Follow the Production – this program
tracks the mounting of a presentation at BAM
See BAM performances and films – Gain
access to see some of the most coveted shows in town!
Profile:
Experience with Microsoft Outlook, Word,
Excel & PowerPoint
Experience with Tessitura or Database
applications
Excellent verbal, written and
organizational skills
Excellent communication and
interpersonal skills
Reliable and self-motivated
Interest in working in the Arts
Demonstrated ability in problem solving
and prioritizing
Working knowledge of dance
performance, technical theatre and international relations preferred
Currently pursuing a Bachelor's or
Graduate degree, or recent graduate Tasks:
Provide logistical support for the
DanceMotion USA program at BAM
Assist in all activities of the project and
gain insight into running an international touring program
> INTERNSHIPS > USA
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: 18 May 2015
Contact: http://brooklynacademy.appone.com
Website: http://www.bam.org/
Place: Brooklyn Academy of Music, Fort Greene, NY, USA
Period: June-December, full or part time
Language: English
Remuneration: $9/ hour for undergraduate students and $10/ hour for graduate students
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French Film Festival in Richmond Deadline: Not Stated
Fondé par Françoise et Peter Kirkpatrick, en partenariat avec Unifrance films, la SACD, le Ministère des Affaires Etrangères, l'ARP et le CNC, le festival est devenu un lieu de rencontre du grand public américain avec des réalisateurs et acteurs invités à venir présenter leurs films, sans contexte de compétition. Les séances de questions-réponses à l’issue de chaque projection favorisent la communication et l’échange. Elles permettent aux spectateurs américains (environ 20000 spectateurs en moyenne) d'exprimer leur appréciation et leurs opinions, et aux réalisateurs français de juger de la réaction d’un public américain typique, varié et nombreux. Ils peuvent ainsi mesurer son goût et sa demande pour davantage d’accès aux œuvres cinématographiques françaises actuelles. Profil :
Bac +3/4/5
Expériences et connaissances en
évènementiel, communication et/ou marketing culturel ainsi qu’en cinéma sont souhaitées
Microsoft Office, Photoshop, Final Cut
Capacité à travailler en équipe
Autonomie
Rigueur
Volonté à s’investir pleinement
Bonne humeur !
Tâches :
Aide aux co-directeurs dans les contacts
avec les sociétés détentrices des droits des films (sociétés de production, de distribution ou vendeurs internationaux) et avec les agents des réalisateurs et acteurs des films sélectionnés -invités à venir présenter leurs films. Seconder également les directeurs dans les transactions relatives au transport des copies, au voyage et au séjour à Richmond des membres de la délégation française
Promotion du festival : mise en place et
suivi des actions de sensibilisation scolaire et universitaire. Mise en place d’un réseau de diffusion des supports de communication (flyers, programmes, affiches) sur la ville de Richmond, l’Etat de Virginie et les états avoisinants. Mise à jour des bases de données et du site web du Festival
Reconduite des partenariats avec les
sponsors et recherche de nouveaux sponsors ; comptabilité ; relations avec les médias au niveau local, national et international
Management des stagiaires américains
qui leur seront assignés dans leurs fonctions spécifiques ou communes
Organisation et coordination de week-end
du festival
Archivage ; remerciements
> INTERNSHIPS > USA
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: Not Stated
Contact: http://frenchfilmfestival.us/festival-office
Website: http://frenchfilmfestival.us/
Place: Richmond, VA, USA
Period: To begin in September 2015 or January 2016 for a period of 4-9 months
Language: English and French
Remuneration: Unpaid
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Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York Deadline: Not Stated
Storefront for Art and Architecture is a nonprofit organization committed to the advancement of innovative positions in architecture, art and design. Their program of exhibitions, artists talks, film screenings, conferences and publications is intended to generate dialogue and collaboration across geographic, ideological and disciplinary boundaries. As a public forum for emerging voices, Storefront explores vital issues in art and architecture with the intent of increasing awareness of and interest in contemporary design. The organisation has five internship positions to fill! General Profile:
Interest in Storefront's mission
Desire to gain knowledge of operations in
a non-profit organization
Ability to interact with people in a gallery
setting, and work in small office environment
General computer skills- word processing,
data management, digital imaging
Domestic and international young
entrepreneurs, recent graduates or college students
General Tasks:
Monitoring exhibitions during gallery hours
Providing information for visitors to the
gallery
Assisting Storefront staff with both long
term projects and daily office tasks >Curatorial Intern Profile:
Interest in curatorial practices
Detail-oriented and organized
Creative interpersonal thinking
Professional interpersonal skills
Good writing skills
Computer skills preferred: Adobe CS:
Photoshop, In Design, Illustrator, Microsoft Office, Scanning software
Graphic Design skills
Tasks:
Assist with curatorial research, helping in
the preparation of exhibitions, events, projects, competitions and publications organized by Storefront for Art and Architecture
Research on future exhibitions
Assist in curatorial texts
Preparation of events
Coordination with artists
Visualization of projects
Graphic design works for communications
purposes
Scanning of archival material
>Development + Membership Intern Profile:
Detail-oriented, comfortable working with
numbers and databases
Creative interpersonal thinking
Great interpersonal skills
Good writing skills
Rigor and enthusiasm a must
Interest in fundraising and development
fields Tasks:
Work closely with Development +
Communications Coordinator and Director of External Relations with fundraising
> INTERNSHIPS > USA
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Assist in researching, drafting, and
submitting grant applications, develop fundraising strategies, and be involved in all aspects of planning Storefront's Critical Halloween event
Assist with researching potential donors,
maintaining the donations database, managing the grants calendar, and filing and archiving grant information
Assist in the management and expansion
of Storefront's membership program strategies to attract members and to expand member benefits.
Help develop and coordinate new
membership events >Gallery Intern Profile
Detail-oriented and organized
Creative interpersonal thinking
Professional interpersonal skills
Professional phone manner
Good writing skills
Sound computer skills
Able to work and think independenlty
Ability to multitask is crucial
Proficiency in Adobe CS, Microsoft
Office, and Filemaker Pro. Tasks:
Assist with day-to-day operations,
reception and administrative tasks
General reception duties (answering
phones, greeting visitors)
Email correspondence
Retouching images
Light database work
>Press + Marketing Intern Profile:
Detail-oriented, comfortable working with
numbers and databases
Creative interpersonal thinking
Great interpersonal skills
Good writing skills
Rigor and enthusiasm a must
Graphic Design skills
Familiarity with Adobe Illustrator,
InDesign, Photoshop Tasks:
Work closely with Development +
Communications Coordinator and Director of External Relations to assist in press outreach and marketing strategies
Assist in the preparation of press
releases for upcoming exhibitions and events, the submission of art and event listings, preparation of press packets, press digitizing and archiving, and with the development of social media strategies and press list maintenance
>Digital and Exhibition Production Intern Profile:
Building skills, experience with the use of
power tools and other construction equipment.
Ability to work under time constraints and
flexible schedule
Familiarity with Adobe Illustrator,
Photoshop, Premiere Pro, InDesign
Familiarity with Autocad and Sketchup
Familiarity with Sound and Video
Equipment Tasks:
Work closely with the Productions
Coordinator and Assistant Curator to carry through the preparation, installation and break-down of exhibitions
Production of each exhibitions digital
media components along with physical construction.
Be involved in the production and post
production of Storefront's Digital Programming including Live Events and StorefrontTV
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Deadline: Not Stated
Contact: [email protected] with the name of the position being applied for in the subject line
Website: http://www.storefrontnews.org/get_involved/jobs
Place: New York, USA
Period: Not Stated
Language: English
Remuneration: Not Stated
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Avenue Maurice, 1 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Tel / Fax: + 32.2.201.29.12 E-mail: [email protected]
For more information about our network and our activities, please visit our website: www.encatc.org
WHAT IS ENCATC?
ENCATC is an independent membership organization representing more than 100 higher education institutions and cultural organisations in over 40 countries. It was founded in 1992 to represent, advocate and promote cultural management and cultural policy in higher education and to create platforms of discussion and exchange at the European and international level. We are an international non-profit organisation, an NGO in official partnership with UNESCO, and an “Observer” to the Steering Committee for Culture of the Council of Europe. ENCATC is also co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. We cooperate closely with our partners at UNESCO, the Council of Europe, the European Commission and the European Parliament as well as with the European Cultural in Africa, the Asia–Pacific region, North America, Latin America and the Caribbean.
FOSTERING STUDENT MOBILITY:
PRAXIS is a “Members Only” newsletter offering internship opportunities for students and young graduates from ENCATC programmes in the cultural sector in Europe and beyond. ENCATC does not provide any grant or reimbursement to support the internships promoted in PRAXIS.
