Dialogue and Exchange in the Global Art Ecology
Triangle Network Conference
26 & 27 November 2011, London
- Why are cultural networks becoming so important at local, national and international level?
- Do collaborative models threaten artists' and organisations' independence?
- How do networks support artists and the production of new work?
- Is joint fundraising the answer for small-scale organisations in the current economic climate?
Speakers include leading artists, curators, academics, managers of grass-roots organisations and policy makers from over 20 countries.
The conference marks the 30th anniversary of the founding of Triangle Network - an international network facilitating dialogue and exchange between artists and organisations around the world. In 30 years, Triangle has worked with over 4,200 artists and 70 organisations in more than 60 countries in Africa, Middle East, Asia, Europe, Latin America and Australia.
Booking and Tickets
£45 (organisations)/ £25 (individuals) for the 2-day conference, including lunch and refreshments.
NB! Booking opens on Wednesday 21 September through the Triangle Network website.
Location
Bloomberg, 50 Finsbury Square, London EC2A 1HD
As an international, nonpolitical, autonomous initiative, Rybon Art Center aims to promote innovation and experimentation of art among established and emerging artists and to explore the possibilities of exchanging ideas and knowledge across ethnic, regional and artistic borders.