The analyses and debates represent an essential component
of the ARCult programme since its beginning. Starting 2005, this action
line is developed
under the title "The ARCult Forum" - as a process of analysis,
proposals and debates aiming at contributing to the design of a long
term cultural strategy in Romania. The following events took place in
this framework:
2005: Who's afraid of the independent sector?
The debate under this title aimed to bring into discussion the notions
of "independent", "non-governmental", or "freelance",
alternatively trying to differentiate between the institutional, legal
and artistic levels. It also set out to bring forward the different
perspectives and practices concerning the above-mentioned issues in
the Romanian context.
debate
report (pdf document, 162 kb)
2005: Why and how should culture be funded? In Romania
Debate in view of reforming the cultural funding system, starting from
the motivation and the aims of this public support in the Romanian context,
from the viewpoint of diverse cultural actors (public institutions,
NGOs, artists, unions & association of creators, cultural administration).
debate
report (pdf document, 209 kb)
2004: Cultural policies - Alternative proposals in view of
the 2004 parliamentary elections in Romania
Roundtable organised by the ECUMEST Association, in partnership with
the Romanian Academic Society (SAR) aimed at launching a public debate
on the parties' programmes in the field of cultural policies, in view
of the 2004 parliamentary elections in Romania.
details
on the meeting
2003: The access of cultural NGOs to public funding in Romania
Roundtable that presented and discussed the results of the action research
on the same topic developed in the framework of the ARCult programme.
The report is available in Romanian only.
details
on the meeting
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