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CULTURAL ACTIVISM TODAY

Successful launch Urban Protocol for Artist Participation

project: CULTURAL ACTIVISM TODAY

date: 17/06/2009

author: BAVO

source: administrator

status: news

The Urban Protocol for Artist Participation was successfully launched in a closed Corrillos meeting in TENT in Rotterdam.

The preliminary policy document entitled ‘The necessity of enthusiastic artistic leadership in the formation and activation of creative coalitions in the Netherlands: the Rotterdam Code’ was presented in full detail. This offered to all those present the opportunity to discuss the use and advantages of artist participation both with the authors of the policy document and with one another.

In the coming period this dialogue will be continued with relevant partners in Rotterdam’s art sector in order to further sharpen the Urban Protocol for Artist Participation.

The Urban Protocol for Artist Participation will lead to the formulation of broadly accepted minimum norms for artist participation with regards to social and urban issues in Rotterdam. It also aims at correcting unrealistic expectations from the part of the art sector and its partners.

Click here, for a written version of the presentation
Click here, for the slideshow
Click here, for the preliminary policy document (Dutch version)
Click here, for the preliminary policy document (English version)