Culture Summit Abu Dhabi from 23 October 25, 2022 Manarat Al Saadiyat
With the theme of ‘Living Culture’, the event will bring together arts, culture, policy, media and technology leaders from over 90 countries.
abu dhabi,United Arab Emirates, September 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Culture and Tourism Bureau – abu dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi) announced that the 5th edition of the leading global forum, the Cultural Summit Abu Dhabi, will return to Manarat Al Saadiyat with the theme of ‘Living Culture’. An in-person event designed to explore the future of the cultural sector and discuss creative cultural solutions to some of the most pressing issues affecting our world today will take place from 23 to 23. October 25, 2022 in the capital of the United Arab Emirates.
This year’s theme, A Living Culture, examines the contemporary issues that drive change in today’s cultural and creative industries (CCI) and the wider cultural sector. This program explores what it means to embrace culture as a lived experience in a world changed by COVID-19, to better understand its far-reaching impact on our individual and collective lives. Culture Summit Abu Dhabi draws on the expertise of the cultural leaders, artists, practitioners, scholars, educators and creative professionals in attendance to discuss these pressing contemporary issues.
The program is curated to explore sub-themes in greater detail each day. on the first day, living cultural ecosystem Take a sectoral perspective as we see the emergence of more dynamic or living cultural and creative ecosystems that are more adaptive, resilient and able to respond to change. This theme looks at the issues and challenges of the cultural sector in producing and disseminating culture in the wake of the pandemic, especially with respect to new, more dynamic or living cultural or creative ecosystems. On that day, the summit will especially welcome three former heads of state, President Daria Grybauskaite. Lithuania (2009-2019); Chairman Ivo Josipovich Croatia (2010-2015) and Joyce Banda,president Malawi (2012-2014) Moderated by Zaki Nuseibeh, Cultural Advisor to the President of the UAE, it explored the role of culture in creating resilient and shared societies. All the creative fields are reviewed through this lens. Trevor NoahDiscussion on performance and diversity by key figures in the performing arts scene Hollywood Creative industries on the role of collectors and the power of cultural districts, creative presentations by artists, film screenings, workshops and policy sessions, all in a multi-track programme.
on the second day, live in culture We examine how culture affects people and communities through the lens of changing patterns of cultural participation. This theme looks at how the pandemic forced the industry to innovate to survive. Especially in times of lockdown, access to these digital cultural products and services has become a social and psychological lifeline, part of people’s daily lives and experiences. This second day of his will begin with a keynote address by the UAE Minister of Culture and Youth. Noura Al Kaabiattendees at the summit will, among other things, participate in panel discussions, case studies from cutting-edge technology companies such as teamLab, and Tim Marlowethe director of the Design Museum, and the world’s first ultra-realistic artist robot, Ai-Da. Panos A. Panaythe president of the Recording Academy, explores the relationship between “technology, creativity and the changing face of pop culture” in an interview with Jimmy Jam, followed by a keynote address by the renowned architect and director of forensic architecture. Eyal WisemanDive deep into the vibrant cultural scene of . Afghanistan Explored in panels, followed by performances by the Whirling Order’s female dancers Fahima MirzaieA panel discussion moderated by the Guggenheim Museum with artist Emeka Ogbour and architects Jin Liu We will unravel the elements that make up today’s public space, and conclude the second day’s program.
finally, culture, diversity, Power It will focus on the key issues related to the protection and promotion of cultural diversity and the diversity of cultural expressions and how policies can sustainably support this expression of diversity. This theme focuses on key issues related to the protection and promotion of diversity of cultural expression and the enablement policies and structures in place to sustain diversity. While this theme of diversity and inclusion permeates the entire summit, this final day will feature two key panels of his discussion on “Creating a Richer Chorus” and “New Canons.” The concept of diversity will also be explored in a panel discussion on ‘Unifying Cultural Diversity Through Music’ moderated by Berkley Abu Dhabi.Highlight keynotes and creative conversations featured on the day, including architects Sumaya ValleySir David Adjaye OBE, President Berklee Erica MuleThe day will begin with a performance of Al Ahra, a traditional maritime chant from the United Arab Emirates, and end with a performance by the Global Jazz Project, a multicultural musical project by Grammy Award-winning artists. Danilo Perezperforming musicians Charvel Rouhana.
Other topics discussed at the summit include the impact of digital media and artificial intelligence, geographic focus, and more. east africa Above all, the arts and culture, the cultural and climate emergency.
Additionally, this year’s program will host high-level speakers such as Ernesto Ottone RamirezUNESCO Deputy Director General for Cultural Affairs, fiametta roccoCulture Editor at The Economist, Ph.D. Helena Nassif Director of Cultural Resources (Al-Mawred Al-Thaqafy), Harvey Mason Jr.CEO of Recording Academy, Producer Jennifer Stockmanan award-winning architect Frank Gehry Collector Guy and Myriam Ullens are among many others.
The summit program features a series of outstanding keynotes, panel discussions, artist talks, workshops, film screenings, creative conversations and cultural performances. Performances are interwoven with the plenary and include Heritage his performances starting each morning, including dance performances by hip-hop choreographers. Kadel Atuperformed by a famous oud player and composer Nasir Shama.
he Mohammed Khalifa Al MubarakDCT Abu Dhabi Chairman, said: “We are delighted to once again host the Cultural Summit Abu Dhabi in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi with our wonderful global partners. abu dhabi promises to be a meeting place for cultural professionals and experts from various disciplines to come together to discuss the future of our sector and how to build a diverse and more sustainable cultural ecosystem. doing. As we are ready to welcome these global leaders, we share a shared commitment to shaping policies that can find solutions, address the most pressing problems of our time, and find ways to drive change in global industries. Remember your responsibilities. “
“The 5th Cultural Summit Abu Dhabi is a timely opportunity for cultural actors from around the world to share a common vision of revising the current model and imagining a more sustainable and resilient path forward into the future. will provide.” To tell Ernesto Ottone R., Deputy Director General for Cultural Affairs, UNESCO.
“The Design Museum is one of the convening partners of Culture Summit 2022, bringing together creative minds from the world of design, joining creative thinkers, cultural leaders, artists and change-makers from around the world to bring us all together. I am happy to gather together. abu dhabisay Tim MarloweDirector of the Design Museum.
“The Summit will engage a global audience while providing an opportunity to engage in dialogue on important cultural issues. It will provide a rare opportunity for artists and thinkers to envision the future.” To tell Richard ArmstrongDirector of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation.
“The most exciting part of the Culture Summit is the many fascinating people I meet. Listening to them allows me to step into their shoes and experience the world from a whole new perspective. They say “eye-opening” fiametta roccoSenior Editor and Cultural Editor of The Economist.
“We are delighted to partner with Culture Summit Abu Dhabi and look forward to finding ways we can work together to ignite the power of music. middle east A truly ‘living culture’ and home to a diverse and thriving music scene, this summit is a great opportunity to shine a light on this vibrant music community.” Harvey Mason Jr.CEO of The Recording Academy.
Culture Summit Abu Dhabi 2022 is hosted by DCT Abu Dhabi in collaboration with global partner organizations that bring expertise in a variety of fields, from culture and arts to media and technology. Partners include UNESCO, The Economist Impact, Google, The Design Museum, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation, and The Recording Academy. Other participating partners include Image Nation Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi Film Commission, Sandstorm Comics, Cultural Foundation, Louvre Abu Dhabi, Berklee Abu Dhabi, Culture Resource, Arab Fund for Arts & Culture and Institut Français.
Those wishing to attend the Culture Summit Abu Dhabi 2022 can register their interest on the website. www.culturesummitabudhabi.comThe event is invite-only and space is limited.
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