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Registration for ENCOUNTERS: Zooming in on International Cultural Collaboration

Date: 16-22 November
Various locations

Please fill in the form by selecting the events you would like to attend.

Note that for The World and the Earth: in Conversation with David Van Reybrouck you need to get your tickets via Nieuwe Instituut.
For IDFA Screening: A Modern Roma Fairytale you need to register separately via our website.

Capacity for each event is limited, and all events on this form are free. If you registered but are unable to attend any part of the programme, please let us know by email us at [email protected] so we can offer your spot to someone else.

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representing a cultural entity (organisation, artistic collective, etc.)

an individual maker not affiliated with any entity

a policy maker / government representative

cultural professional working with cultural policy/funding/similar structures

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I would like to confirm my attendance for the following events

13 November 16:00 – 19:00 | Opening Reception

Come and open ENCOUNTERS with us at Domo and help shape the questions we explore together in the week ahead, accompanied with drinks and bites.

16 November 13:00 – 14:20 | Towards Decolonising Heritage Protection

Cultural Emergency Response (CER) invites Egyptian partner Amany Abd El Hameed, an Egyptologist and heritage researcher, for a conversation on decolonising heritage protection and recognising the often-overlooked contributions of local communities.

16 November 15:00 – 17:00 | Coactive Museums

A workshop with the Ukrainian Institute, ICOM UK, ICOM Ukraine and the Museums Association brings heritage professionals together to challenge colonial narratives and the mislabelling of Ukrainian cultural heritage. Through shared learning, participants explore how to address and undo the legacy of imperialism in their institutions and practices.

19 November 09:30 – 12:00 | DutchCulture Walk-in XXL

DutchCulture's monthly special connects artists and creative professionals directly with nine curators from international institutions, this time in cooperation with Amsterdam Art Week.

19 November 13:30 – 15:00 | Mind the Space: Dutch Culture through the Looking Glass with Kiriko Mechanicus

What does Dutch culture look like from the other side? Who are we when we meet someone abroad, and do we recognise ourselves in what they see? Filmmaker and interviewer Kiriko Mechanicus (A Tomato Tragedy, How to Catch a Butterfly) sits down with two internationally active makers based in the Netherlands to ask these questions.

What kinds of connections would you like to explore during the Walk-In?

Curatorial Exchange & Institutional Partnerships

Connecting with curators and cultural organisations

Residencies, Research & Knowledge Exchange

Exploring spaces for experimentation, learning and exchange

Commissions & Exhibitions

Discovering possibilities for presenting or developing artistic work

Cities & Cultural Ecosystems

Getting to know art scenes, networks and opportunities in other places

Open to unexpected encounters

I’m curious to meet people and explore possibilities beyond my immediate interests

What sparked your interest in joining this Walk-in?

How would you assess your current knowledge and understanding of Ukrainian cultural heritage?

Questions	1 - Limited	2	3	4	5 - Very good
How would you assess your current knowledge and understanding of Ukrainian cultural heritage?	1 - Limited	2	3	4	5 - Very good

I would like to subscribe to one or more of the following newsletters:

DutchCulture Worldwide

DutchCulture | Creative Europe Cultuur

DutchCulture | Creative Europe MEDIA

DutchCulture | TransArtists

DutchCulture | International Heritage Cooperation

None of the above

I confirm my attendance by completing this form. If I’m unable to attend, I will inform DutchCulture so my place can be offered to someone else.

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