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OCTOBER 1, SUNDAY
DRAMATURGY OF CULTURAL DIFFERENCE
VENUE: TBC
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1000 - 1120 |
KEYNOTE #1: CHARLENE RAJENDRAN SPEAKER: CHARLENE RAJENDRAN CHAIR: ALFIAN SA'AT CHARLENE RAJENDRAN will speak on dramaturging cultural difference in artistic initiatives in a multicultural public and the act of listening as an essential means of dramaturgy. |
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1400 - 1615 |
ROUNDTABLE #1: DIFFERENCE & DEFERENCE: THE QUESTION OF CULTURE SPEAKERS: ALFIAN SA'AT, PAUL GRIZZOLI, HOT BROWN HONEY REP MODERATOR: KOK HENG LEUN This roundtable will begin with a provocation from each speaker on their artistic experiences dealing with difference in socio-cultural milieu through their work in performances or the arts in general. What are some of the ways in which cultural difference – or just plain difference – is mediated in/through performance? What are the urgent issues within the broad theme of cultural difference in today's artistic works? How does an artist negotiate just plain old difference in his/her works? The speakers will present their views on some of these questions and dialogue between each other to highlight urgent matters on culture, society and the arts. The session will begin with opening remarks from ADN founding director LIM HOW NGEAN. |
OCTOBER 2, MONDAY
DRAMATURGY OF SOCIAL ACTION
VENUE: TBC
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0930 - 1040 |
KEYNOTE #2: DAVID PLEDGER SPEAKERS: DAVID PLEDGER CHAIR: ANNETTE SHUN WAH DAVID PLEDGER introduces a theoretical framework on rethinking public spaces through dramaturgy and curation as a starting point in programming arts events. He also touches on the qualities of 'noise' as a valuable tool in defining public spaces conducive to the development of the arts in Australia. |
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1100 - 1315 |
ROUNDTABLE #2: PUBLIC SPACES AND THE ARTS SPEAKERS: ALEX KELLY, ANNETTE SHUN WAH, KOK HENG LEUN, SHAWN CHUA MODERATOR: LIM HOW NGEAN Speakers are invited to present their artistic work which involves the notion of arts galvanising public spaces and connecting communities through various social themes and issues. They will then engage in dialogue to expand and elaborate on their talking points. |
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1430 - 1600 |
IN CONVERSATION: CHARLENE RAJENDRAN & DAVID PLEDGER SPEAKERS: CHARLENE RAJENDRAN, DAVID PLEDGER CHAIR: LIM HOW NGEAN In this special dialogue session, the speakers will tease out some of the themes or topics in their earlier keynote lectures and engage with them. |
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1630 - 1700 |
CLOSING: WRAP-UP/FEEDBACK CHAIRS: LIM HOW NGEAN, STEVE MAYHEW |
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