International network for contemporary performing arts
NEWSLETTER #2
FEBRUARY 2022

CONTENTS

IETM Campus Berlin 2022

IETM Focus Brussels 2022
IETM seeks a Communication and Membership Manager
Latest resources on #MeToo and Fairer Arts Funding
NIPA: IETM’s trajectory and activities for 2022-2024
Perform Europe Live Update

Global Cultural Relations Programme 2022

Guest Membership Programme 2021 Results
Members news

IETM Campus Berlin 2022

 19-26 May 2022   Berlin, Germany
 
Do you want to launch your international career and are you in need of tailor-made guidance? You’ll be happy to hear that the IETM Campus is finally back! 

The sixth edition of the IETM Campus will be held from 19-26 May 2022 in the vibrant city of Berlin, Germany, in partnership with IETM member LAFT Berlin – Berlin State Association for the Independent Performing Arts in the frame of their Performing Arts Program. The Campus Berlin will offer 6 days of intensive training with experienced mentors in all aspects of working internationally in the performing arts sector: developing artistic projects and ideas, curation, communication, presentation, community and audience work. Prepare your CV, motivation to take part, and apply by 10 March 2022 at 23:59 CET!
 
Learn more and apply 

Picture in banner: IETM Campus Eleusis 2019, © Pantelis Ladas LDSPRO.NET // Courtesy of Eleusis 2021 
 
UPCOMING DEADLINES
Become IETM's new 
Communication and Membership Manager!

Are the performing arts a passion and communications, a vocation? We are looking for a full-time Communication and Membership Manager to develop and implement the communication and membership strategies of our network and activities. For this senior position, we are seeking a dedicated and skillful professional with minimum five years of experience of working in communication, excellent knowledge of English, and strong interest in the performing arts sector. Apply by 28 February 2022 at 23:59 CET!
 
Learn more  and apply ➔
EVENTS
IETM Focus Brussels 2022
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 7-8 April 2022   Brussels, Belgium

 
Are work practices and conditions fair enough? Human enough? What does “fair'' mean in your specific professional context? What practices and conditions can you and your organisation change and what is beyond your power? Which actions could you take, to influence broader systemic change?

On 7 and 8 April 2022, join us at the first IETM Focus in Brussels for a two-day brainstorming event where we will outline the diverse and common strategies of IETM members for a fair, equal and inclusive performing arts ecosystem. Don’t miss your chance, only 200 spots available!

 
Learn more and register now ➔
Do you have a planned performance on offer in Brussels on 6-9 April?

As always, our event programme will be complemented by an evening artistic programme to represent the local artistic landscape. We are looking for artists and organisations who have already planned performances on 6-9 April, or who would like to organise pre-meeting artistic activities on 6 April with a small group of participants. Learn more and apply by 28 February 2022 at 18:00 CET on this page.

Accommodation discounts


Through our official housing partner, the Brussels Booking Desk, we provide reduced hotel rates for the IETM Brussels Focus 2022. The rooms are available from 6 to 9 April 2022. Don't wait too long: the official Hotel IETM Focus Rates expire on Wednesday 23 March 2022. Learn more.
LATEST RESOURCES
#MeToo in Culture: From call-outs to structural change

When it comes to #MeToo in the Culture sector, IETM and our SHIFT project partners believe it is high time to shift the focus from unique cases to macro-structures, from individual experiences to collective ones. Through research and case studies, the final publication of our joint SHIFT work on Gender & Power Relations puts forward solution-oriented strategies for combating sexual harassment and power abuse in the arts, and for creating equitable and safe professional environments for art workers.
 
Download it now  ➔
Supporting Relevance: Ideas and strategies for inclusive, fair and flexible arts funding

Amidst the crisis, simply “more money” for the arts is no longer enough. Our publication Supporting Relevance unpacks the notions of inclusive, fair and flexible funding, describes the tensions that may occur when designing such funding programmes and schemes, and brings inspiration from a few case studies. It also offers a set of recommendations for funders on how to support the arts in the most relevant way.
 
Read or listen to the full publication ➔
PROJECTS                                 
The New International in the Performing Arts (NIPA)

The New International in the Performing Arts (NIPA): Bridging local and global is the fruit of IETM’s 2022-2024 Creative Europe Network project. Using a translocal approach, NIPA will offer more opportunities and space for members and professionals from the global performing arts sector to learn about each others’ local challenges and approaches to global issues through reflecting, learning and concrete actions. Discover the activities that we have planned at IETM for 2022, 2023 and 2024 through the button below!
 
Learn more about NIPA 
Perform Europe: January Stories & February Programme

The three Perform Europe partnerships The Art of Conflict and Restorative Dialogues, Feminist Futures, and Beyond Touring have started to test their innovative touring and distribution practices in January in Romania, Norway, the Czech Republic, and online. In February, the Embodied Temporalities partnership will have their first presentations in the UK. Curious to know more? Read the January stories and find the full February programme on the Perform Europe Live page.
 
Go to Perform Europe Live 
SHIFT Cultural Leadership Toolkit and Inclusion Handbook

Aside from our publication on Gender & Power Relations, the SHIFT partners have just released a Cultural Leadership Toolkit with a collection of resources, tools, tips and links to relevant material about cultural leadership, as well as an Inclusion Handbook to support cultural networks and organisations in navigating and engaging with the topic of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. 
 
Cultural Leadership Toolkit➔
 
Inclusion Handbook ➔
Global Cultural Relations Programme 2022

Would you like to broaden your skills in international cultural relations while networking with cultural and creative practitioners from around the world? Our partners at the Cultural Relations Platform launched a call for their Global Cultural Relations Programme 2022! This year the programme will happen in Istanbul, Turkey, from 10 to 13 May 2022. Find out more and apply before 1 March 2022.
 
Learn more and apply 
MEMBERSHIP
Results of the Guest Membership Programme 2021

In 2021, as the pandemic was having a tremendous effect on the cultural sector, we launched the Guest Membership Programme. This solidarity programme aimed to diversify and bring new voices to the network by allowing members renewing their IETM membership in 2021 to invite a guest organisation or freelance professional to receive the IETM membership for 2021-2022, free of charge or by sharing the fee among them. As a result, 76 guest members from 33 countries worldwide joined IETM! 
 
Discover all the IETM Guest Member ➔
MEMBERS NEWS
Webpanel: Performing Spaces of Conflict

The Common|Space web-panel series, initiated by our member Master Performing Public Space in 2020, aims at addressing burning topics in today’s society and art world. Performing Spaces of Conflict, their 5th web-panel, invites you to a discussion on 5 March 2022 at 15:00 CET on the position and role of artistic practice in contemporary crisis-stricken sociopolitical environ-ments. Learn more and register.
Open Call for Artists: Altofest 2022
 
In the framework of their Altofest live performance project, our member Teatringestazione is inviting artists for a 10-day artistic residency, followed by a 5-day programme on 6-19 June in different areas of Naples, Italy. The aim is for interested artists to submit their proposals, which will then be reworked during the residency and presented during the subsequent programming days. Learn more and send your proposals by 21 March 2022.
Open Call for Artists: Land Rights

1927 Art Space, the Athenian home of our member Between the Seas: Mediterranean Performing Arts, is launching a call for its Fall 2022–Winter 2023 programming, on the theme of Land Rights: Who has rights to the land? Does the land have rights? Who has access to natural resources and the “commons” and who grants it? The call is open to performing artists of all disciplines, culture professionals, architects and urban designers, documentarists, activists and researchers. Learn more and apply by 1 March 2022.
TRIGGER 2022 Announces its Artists and Opens Applications

The TRIGGER 2022 programme by our member Gledalisce Glej will feature three days of performances, discussions, artist talks and discovery of Slovenian and international trends in the performing arts in Maribor and Ljubljana, Slovenia, between 30 March and 1 April 2022. TRIGGER 2022 opened applications to participate in the programme and announced their artists. Learn more and send your application by 1 March 2022 to join TRIGGER 2022.
 
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