The association Mémoire de l'Avenir will work alongside artists and personalities from the humanities around the fundamental importance of the artist's role and creativity and the necessary interdisciplinary collaboration for a better understanding of the challenges we are facing. It will also present the Open Windows project: born from the desire to continue to share ideas, reflections and art works during the period of distancing experienced by the whole planet.
Each of ResiliArt debate is structured around four key themes:
- Constraints artists face as a result of the current confinement measures
- The current and future financial consequences of the health crisis on creative professions
- Measures that governments, international organizations and the private sector, among other actors, can put in place to support artists during and following this crisis
- How to develop cultural policies and funding models that adequately respond to crises
Mémoire de l'Avenir will also contribute to the understanding of the current state of cultural emergency on the following questions:
- How is transdisciplinarity and collaboration between the humanities and the arts fundamental in general and more particularly during a crisis such as that of the pandemic which has imposed rules of social distancing?
- What answers can the arts and the humanities provide locally or globally? With what impact on society in general?
- What are the tools and concrete actions that you have reinvented and developed to adapt to this situation?
- Are those tools and actions offering new ways of creating?
We will discuss these questions with 6 speakers from the humanities and the arts :
HUMANITIES
Luiz Ooserbeek
Professor of Archaeology, Director of HAS MAG, holder of a UNESCO chair in Humanities, secretary general of CIPSH
Marc-Williams Debono
Neuroscientist, Essayist, directed the Transdisciplinary Review of Human Plasticity PLASTIR: ARTS
ARTS
Alexandra Roudière
Research artist in the crossroads between disciplines: culinary design, fine arts, contemporary dance
Luca Giacomoni
Stage director, founder of Why (first laboratory in France entirely dedicated to the arts of storytelling)
MÉMOIRE DE L'AVENIR - HUMANITIES, ARTS AND SOCIETY TEAM
Marie-Cécile Berdaguer
Specialized in contemporary art and management of cultural institutions, in charge of exhibitions and communication at Mémoire de l’Avenir
Margalit Berriet
President founder of Mémoire de l’Avenir, Director of HAS Magazine, research artist, curator and essayist
Moderated by Florence Valabregue
WHEN
Friday, June 19, 2020 - 6 p.m. (Paris time)
HOW
The ResiliArt debates are by VIDEO CONFERENCES
90 minutes of debate
30 minutes for questions from the public
WHERE
To participate:
The debate will be in French and available with English subtitles a few days after the event.