• Australian Government / Australia Council for the Arts
  • Brisbane Powerhouse Arts

Brisbane Powerhouse presents Lunchtime Panel Sessions

19 February 1:30pm - 3:00pm 20 February 1:30pm - 3:00pm Brisbane Powerhouse - The Hub Conversation The Exchange All Delegates

Join us at The Hub for a lunch that’s full of ideas. APAM’s Lunchtime Panel Sessions will touch on issues surrounding the place of Australian arts in a global and regional context, and the place of Australia and the region in a global context.

Join local and international delegates for two dynamic panel sessions designed to further explore the themes of artistic collaboration and co-creation raised at the APAM 2014 Keynote Event.

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Wed 19 February: Designing Partnerships for great Scale and Impact

Panel One focuses on the resources, research and knowledge-sharing needed for effective collaboration.

Moderator: Katherine Lyall-Watson

Panellists:

  • Ji Sun Park, Creative Producer of AsiaNow & Collaborator with Legs On The Wall
  • Rosemary Hinde, Independent Creative Producer
  • Snuff Puppets, Australian Arts in Asia Award Winners & WTF Participants


Thur 20 February: Finding the Balance, Collaboration, intercultural Understanding and Appropriation

Panel Two focuses on intercultural understanding and the balance between collaboration and appropriation.

Moderator: Katherine Lyall-Watson

Panellists:

  • Asa Richardsdottir, Performing Arts Iceland
  • Rhoda Roberts, Head of Indigenous Programming Sydney Opera House
  • Willie White, Dublin Theatre Festival & IETM

 

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