MAPSI 2015 conference Insights and Tools for Managing Arts Projects with Societal Impact in the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre Tatari 13, Tallinn Programme Monday, 6th July 2015 STUDY VISITS: There are two options for study visits – our guests are welcome to visit Seaplane Harbour and Ukrainian Cultural Center. Visits begin from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre lobby (Tatari 13, Tallinn) and are arranged in 3 groups:
13.00 – 1st group starts with the visit to the Seaplane Harbour and continues from there to the Ukrainian Cultural Center. 13.30 – 2nd group starts with the visit to the Ukrainian Cultural Center and continues from there to the Seaplane Harbour. 16.15 – 3rd group is able to visit only 1 site – the Ukrainian Cultural Center or the Seaplane Harbour (according to the guests request).
In case you are not able to meet us at Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre lobby, you could meet us at 13.55 or 16.55 in Seaplane Harbour or in the Ukrainian Cultural Center. Both visits are finished at 19.00 latest. Visiting the Ukrainian Cultural Center has no fee, for the visit of the Seaplane Harbour an ordinary museum fee is considered – http://lennusadam.eu/en/visit-themuseum/ticket-prices.
IN FOLLOWING PAGE you find some more information about the sites
Seaplane Harbour is not just interesting for its exhibition that focuses on Estonian marine history, but also because of its´ architecture. Originally it was constructed as a hangar for seaplanes in the area of Peter the Great's Naval Fortress, nowadays the activities of the harbour are managed by the Estonian Maritime Museum. The museum was supposed to be opened during Tallinn Cultural Capital year 2011 but after major reconstruction works was opened for the public a year later. Nevertheless, the delay was not presented in media as a failure but a reasonable decision. During almost 3 years of its existence the museum has won a number of different local and international awards (for exhibition, eco strategy, launching PR campaign and as an architectural site and tourist attraction, etc), among others Europe NOSTRA Grand Prix 2013, Trip Adviser´s Certificate of Excellence 2015 and „Family friendly museum in Estonia“ prize. The MAPSI conference visitors will not have the regular guided tour in the museum but a special welcoming targeted to the „success story of the museum“. After that everybody will have time to investigate the museum on their own or enjoy the fabulous restaurant inside the Seaplane Harbour called „Maru“ (Great Storm).
The Ukrainian Cultural Center is located within the medieval walls of Tallinn’s Old Town and is dedicated to promoting Ukrainian Culture in Estonia, providing a place where local Ukrainians can preserve their language, culture, and traditions. There is as school, a library, and a museum in the Ukrainian Cultural Center. Center houses a number of permanent and rotating exhibits designed to showcase Ukrainian traditions, crafts, and art and also teach a number of different medieval arts and crafts including papermaking, calligraphy, bookmaking, toy making, icon painting. In its projects, the Ukrainian Cultural Center tackles current societal problems such as, integration and improving of intercultural dialog between different ethnic groups in Estonia, protection of unique cultures and their traditions and crafts, as well as recently, Eastern Ukraine conflict advocacy.
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME Tuesday, 7th July 2015 8.30 Registration and coffee 9.00 Welcome words: o o o
Welcome words from Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre Intro to MAPSI project and the conference Practical issues – schedule of the day, practicalities
9.30–10.30 – Key note panel, Eleonora Belfiore 10.30–11.30 – Key note panel, Takaya Kawamura 11.30–12.30 – Key note panel, Hanna Brotherus 12.30–13.45 – Lunch (not provided by the conference organizer) 13.45–15.45 – Parallel sessions and discussion I
Social Impact – presentations (room A404) Urban Development – presentations (room A403) Social Engagement, community – presentations (room A402) Social health care – presentations (Kammersaal)
15.45–16.00 – Coffee break 16.00–18.00 - Parallel sessions and discussion II and work-shops
Social Impact – work-shops (room A402) Social health care – presentations (Kammersaal) Music and art – presentations (room A 404) Music and art – work-shop (room A403)
18.00–18.30 Closing up the conference, concert of Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre students
The conference is organized and supported by European Commission (EACEA) Lifelong Learning Programme.