International Arts Forum

What new roles might be possible for art and artists in today’s increasingly inter-dependent world? Aside from the traditional studio-to-gallery/museum model, what other possibilities might be considered and to what aim? With a growing proliferation of artist-in-residency programs, what might be gained by bringing artists together with their international peers and to cultures and places different from their own?

Why should we care?

The discussion begins: Possibilities will be explored, ideas posited and dreams launched.

On April 12, from 10 am to noon, TransCultural Exchange invites the press and public to a panel discussion on artistic collaboration and cross-cultural ventures as part of TransCultural Exchange’s first annual international advisory board meeting.

Admission is Free. Seating, however, is limited.
RSVPs required. Call 617.464.4086 or email msherman@transculturalexchange.org.
Location: Edwards, Angell, Palmer and Dodge, LLP, 111 Huntington Avenue, 20th Floor, Boston, MA 02199.

Discussants: Ute Meta Bauer (Director of MIT's Program in Art, Cultural and Technology), Mario Caro (President of Res Artis), Jean-Baptiste Joly (Director Schloss Solitude), Kayoko Iemura (Director of Tokyo Wonder Site), Johan Pousette (Curator of Swedish Traveling Exhibitons) and Yaohua Su (Director of the Taipei Artist Village); moderated by Mary Sherman (Director of TransCultural Exchange). For more information on the 2011 Conference on International Opportunities in the Arts: The Interconnected World, please join our mailing list to be sure to receive the latest news. 

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About TransCultural Exchange
 
TransCultural Exchange is a 501c3 non-profit organization, whose mission is to bridge
 cultural, geographic, political and linguistic divides by bringing people together through the arts in order to foster a greater understanding of world cultures.