Cultural Diplomacy In Arts And Education
27 March 2004 – 04 April 2004, USA
The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy and Columbia University Teachers College present: Cultural Diplomacy in Arts and Education Saturday & Sunday, March 27 & 28 Saturday & Sunday, April 3 & 4 Cultural Diplomacy combines statecraft with the artistic and cultural life of an organisation or a nation. It is achieved through myriad exchanges, both formal and informal. In fact, governments, agencies and educational institutions often work behind the scenes to draw connections between regions and peoples. These connections enhance greater understanding and create bonds which, ideally, are meaningful and lasting. This conference is an investigation into the meaning and nature of cultural diplomacy, both over time and in the present day. It is also an investigation into the multiple factors that lead to a more thorough understanding of the term “cultural diplomacy.” In particular, the event will focus on the roles of education and the arts, and how they are used as tools in the diplomat´s case to reach across borders. Teachers College at Columbia University and the Institute for Cultural Diplomacy are working together to address these issues by inviting students, academics, critics, artists, diplomats and professionals in the field to present and discuss diverse perspectives. The format is both lively and interactive, combining lectures, panel discussions, films, slide shows and small focus group discussions. A special event will also be presented: a live video conference featuring musical and cultural exchange between students in Sweden and the U.S. The event takes place over two weekends: the first focuses on models of cultural diplomacy through education, and the second is dedicated to cultural diplomacy in the arts. WHERE: Teachers College at Columbia University Grace Dodge Hall 179 525 West 120th Street (Between Broadway & Amsterdam) New York, NY 10027 For scheduling and registration details, CLICK HERE. Further inquiries please contact: Institute for Cultural Diplomacy artsandeducation@culturaldiplomacy.org Dr Ruth Bereson Assistant Professor of Arts and Humanities, Teachers College Columbia University e: bereson@tc.columbia.edu
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