*EST: TaskuhÀÀlingu KultuuriReflektor missiooniks on peegeldada olulisi ja pĂ€evakohaseid teemasid ning leida ĂŒles varju jÀÀnud diskussioonid kultuurivaldkonnas. Arutame valdkonna jaoks olulisi kĂŒsimusi, loome diskussioone, reflekteerime ja otsime ebakĂ”lasid. Seda just praktikute abiga, et leida uusi lahendusi probleemidele, millega tööalaselt igapĂ€evaselt silmitsi seisame. TaskuhÀÀling on mĂ”eldud nii praktiseerivatele kultuurikorraldajatele, kui ka niisama kultuurist huvituvatele inimestele.
Nimi KultuuriReflektor on pĂ”nev sĂ”namĂ€ng. Ăhelt poolt on see midagi, mille eesmĂ€rk on olulisele valgust heita, vĂ€lja tuua midagi, mis muidu jÀÀb varju. Reflection ehk peegeldus nĂ€itab ka meie valdkonna ja tööstuse praegust olukorda. KĂ”ige olulisemana - KultuuriReflektor on koht, kus meie jaoks olulistel teemadel reflekteerida ja peegeldada.
KultuuriReflektor on kakskeelne podcast, mille eestvedajaks on Eesti Muusika- ja Teatriakadeemia kultuurikorralduse magistriprogramm. Podcasti algusmuusika autor on Zane Dombrovska. Kui Sul on lisakĂŒsimusi, ettepanekuid ja teemasid, vĂ”ta ĂŒhendust: culturalmanagement@eamt.ee.Â
*ENG:Â Cultural Reflector is a bilingual initiative run by the Cultural Management MA programme of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. The jingle is composed by Zane Dombrovska. For more information, or if you want to suggest a topic for discussion, please contact culturalmanagement@eamt.ee.
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In this episode, we invited Milena DragiÄeviÄ Ć eĆĄiÄ, the head of the UNESCO Chair on Interculturalism, Art Management and Mediation and former President of the University of Arts, Belgrade to discuss memory in arts and cultural management together with our masterâs program student Leila Sahli. Milena has given us a great overview of Memory inside and outside Europe, the impact of memory injustice, the role of cultural management and policies in making a change, and the importance of opening discussions and dialogues about memory.
Strategic networking as the core of career building in cultural management.
Episode 20
Friday, July 7, 2023 âą Duration 32:50
In this episode, we talk about networking, more specifically the role and importance of networking as a career-building tool in the cultural sector.
Cultural Management Master students of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre Teele Utt and Anni Leino host former Head of International Projects at Music Estonia, Jaanika Lillemaa has been managing high-level cultural projects for a decade and thus made a significant contribution to the promotion of Estonian culture and arts, both at home and abroad. She has collected her unique blend of cultural management skills and expertise from the French Institute in Estonia as Head of Mission for Cultural and Audiovisual Cooperation, from the Permanent Representation of Estonia to the EU in Brussels as the Counsellor for Cultural Programme, coordinating the official cultural programme of Estoniaâs first Presidency of the Council of the EU, from the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra as their Production Manager, and finally from Music Estonia as Head of International Projects. However, after a decade in the field of culture, Jaanika has returned to her academic roots in education sciences and is developing international relations in education and supporting the export of Estonian education services at the Ministry of Education and Research of Estonia.
Is networking something that should be approached strategically? Moments in the career where networking plays a significant role? The most important official/unofficial networks ( music)? What kind of changes there have been due to COVID in the professional networks? Advice to a young cultural management professional on how to create a diverse network? How could senior arts management professionals give back to the sector? Programs that could help young or not-so-young professionals to get this kind of support/ to expand their networks.
Kultuurilise silla loomine vene ja eesti rahvusest Eesti elanike vahel
Episode 19
Friday, May 12, 2023 âą Duration 39:53
Milliseid vĂ”imalusi pakub ĂŒhine kunstiline tegevus inimestele, kes ehk ei mĂ”ista ĂŒksteise
keelt ja muidu ehk omavahel ĂŒldse kokku ei puutuks? Arutame, kas sildade loomine eesti ja
vene rahvusest Eesti elanike vahel lĂ€bi muusika, kunsti, tantsu ja miks mitte ka ĂŒhiste
sporditegevuste vÔiks tuua soovitud tulemusi, et vÀhendada segregatsiooni. Vahetame mÔtteid
ka juba eksisteerivate ĂŒhistegevuste ĂŒle, mis on loonud vĂ”imaluse eesti ja vene keelt
kÔnelevatel inimestel kultuuri lÀbi omavahel suhestuda.
Kultuurikorralduse magistriprogrammi vilistlane Julia Amor on tegelenud kultuuridevahelise kommunikatsiooniga pea kogu oma tööelu jooksul, olgu see avalike suhete vĂ”i muuseumivaldkonnas, rahvusvahelistes suhetes vĂ”i kultuuriĂŒrituste korraldamise kaudu. Kakskeelse kultuurihuvilisena on tal olnud hea vĂ”imalus jĂ€lgida ning mĂ”testada kultuuri kaudu toimivaid lĂ”imumise protsesse.
Gerli Aet Arras on EMTA kultuurikorralduse magistrant ning seoses oma tööga
haridusvaldkonnas puutub igapÀevaselt kokku nii vene kui eesti keelt kÔnelevate noortega.
Just muusikakooli kontekst on temas tekitanud huvi leida olukordi, kus kahel rahvusgrupil on
vĂ”imalik ĂŒletada barjÀÀre ja analĂŒĂŒsida, kuidas sellised suhtlused tekivad.
The Future of modern technologies in the Cultural sector in Tallinn
In this our last English episode for spring 2021 we looked at successes and failures and specifically how failures are a resource that lead you towards maturity as an arts manager. Dan talks about how screw-ups never stop because we are always shooting for the stars but you get better at managing them â learning to fail better; Hannele talks about how the soft landing provided by your college and university can be so useful when you are a student so that you can take risks, experiment, fail and learn; and Dragos talks about the importance of the fear of failure as an ever present element that keeps you on your toes and performing to the right standard. He also mentions how important it is to exchange experiences with other professionals in cultural fields and that we are all in this together.
Hosts are Michael Haagensen and Anna Ranczakowska.
Guests:
Dan Renwick â street performer, arts manager, owner manager at Heldeke theatre club and bar
Hannele KĂ€nd â events manager at Estonian Youth Theatre
Dragos Andrei Cantea â concert pianist, arts manager (based in Norway)
Veidi untsu lÀinud
Episode 17
Thursday, June 17, 2021 âą Duration 34:20
KultuuriReflektori hooaja viimases eestikeelses saates vestlevad EMTA vilistlased ning saatejuhid Anna-Liisa Ingver ja Merli Antsmaa sellest, kuidas ĂŒldse hooaeg lĂ€ks - lisaks inspireerivatele kĂŒlalistele leidus ka huvitavaid apsakaid. Mis olid teemad ja kĂŒlalised, mis enim kĂ”netasid ja millest vĂ”iks jĂ€rgnevaid saateid teha, saate kuulata lĂ€hemalt. Lisaks jagavad kolm kĂŒlalist - Raimo Matvere, Liisa Nurmela ja Hannele KĂ€nd lugusid millestki, mis lĂ€ksid veidi untsu, aga olid samas head Ă”ppimiskohad.
The Precarity of Freelance Artists
Episode 16
Thursday, June 10, 2021 âą Duration 59:24
In this episode we invite three guests from different fields of the arts to discuss the issue of the precarity of freelance artists in contemporary Estonia.
Our guests, Airi Triisberg from the visual arts, Barbara Lehtna from theatre and Siim TÔniste from the world of performance and dance, each have their own experience of this rather problematic issue. In addition to sharing their own experiences, they discuss whether this is an issue that artists should solve themselves, whether they should receive training to help them solve the problem as part of their creative degrees or whether the government should be the one to take the initiative through policies and regulations.
Produtsent kulisside taga: kes ta selline on?
Episode 15
Thursday, June 3, 2021 âą Duration 36:52
TĂ€nases saates keskendume sellisele ametile nagu produtsent. Kes on see kulissidetagune inimene, millised oskused tal olla vĂ”iksid ning milliseid ĂŒllatusi amet toob? Mida tĂ€hendab ideest aruandeni ja kuidas kĂ€ib produtsendi vasaksirge? Kas produtsendiks sĂŒnnitakse? Sellest kĂ”igest rÀÀgime saates lĂ€hemalt.
SaatekĂŒlalisteks on etenduskunstide produtsent, korraldaja ja koreograaf Heili Lindepuu ning nĂ€itleja, TEMUFI produtsent ja Ugala teatri korraldusjuht Silver Kaljula.
Saadet juhib Eesti Muusika- ja Teatriakadeemia kultuurikorralduse vilistlane Merli Antsmaa.
Loe ka Heili Lindepuu artiklit: https://kultuur.err.ee/1608174664/heili-lindepuu-koik-mis-jaab-proovisaalist-valjapoole-ehk-produtsendi-rollist-etenduskunstides
Sustainability is a dirty word
Episode 14
Thursday, May 27, 2021 âą Duration 01:19:10
In this episode we ask the question is sustainability a dirty word. In part 1 our three guests talk about their work in what is fast becoming known as the âsustainability industryâ and in pt 2 they come together to discuss this increasingly urgent topic and share their quite different experiences.
Oleg Koefoed is an action philosopher and academic based at Copenhagen University, and also the co-founder of Growing Pathways â working with a range of private and public organisations to help them map new directions that are both sustainable and renew their relationship with the natural world.
Raimo Matvere is also an environmental entrepreneur and founder of Acento, an organisation that advises non-profits and municipal authorities on how best to minimise their carbon footprint and waste.
Siim Preiman is a curator at Tallinn Art Hall. His exhibition projects (e.g. The Art of Being Good (2019), and the up-coming MĂ€ndfullness (Sept, 2021)) tackle environmental issues at the personal and institutional level.
The host of this episode âSustainability is a dirty wordâ is EAMT culture management alumni Michael Haagensen.
In our 13th episode, which we are proud to produce together with Satelliit, podcast of Estonian Business School, we welcome Dasha Karpilovich and Marge Sassi - lecturers and advocates of diversity in the workplace. Together we dive in the topic of diversity and cross-cultural communication in arts management.
Listen to and learn what is and why we need cultural intelligence, how to raise the importance and awareness of the positive impact of diversity, who are cultural brokers and how to become one in your own organisation.
Episode is led by EMTA Cultural Management MA alumni, lecturer and coordinator Anna Maria Ranczakowska.
Marge Sassi is a lecturer and Ph.D. student at Estonian Business School. She also works for the European Commission as a lead expert for the Creative Europe grant scheme. Her current research interests cover: Measuring Societal Impact of Art Organizations, Strategic Management of Cultural and Creative Industries Organizations; and Using Flow Theory in Developing Leadership.
Dasha Karpilovich is a visiting lecturer at EBS. She has 5+ years of experience in the communications field, three of which as Head of Marketing for Baltic countries at Huawei. She has lived in several cultures including Belarus (home country), China, Australia and, currently, Estonia.
Check out Satelliit: https://ebs.ee/ebs-podcast