Reflections and retrospective analyses on previous and ongoing ECoC as well as discussions on lasting cultural effects, collaborations and artistic development. The presentations incorporate both national and European contexts to ECoC Bid strategies and approaches as well as theories on cultural and political interconnections. 

 

Thursday

09:00 – 10:30 - Room: Richard Mortensen stuen

- Liverpool 2018 Ten Years on…..
By: William Chambers

- The UK competition and Glasgow’s bid to host European City of Culture
By: Clare Edwards

- Ten Years After: Cultural adaptability and changing concepts for a second ECoC bid
By: Nóra Géczy, Dávid Nagy, László I. Komlósi and Zsolt Kovács

 

10:55 - 12:30 - Room: Richard Mortensen stuen

- Promoting Europe? A vox pop study of Aarhus 2017 (European Capital of Culture) events
By: Antoinette Fage-Butler

- The practice and implications of lingua franca English in Aarhus 2017
By: Ushma Chauhan Jacobsen

- Evaluation of the Artists in Residence Program - Wrocław European Capital of Culture 2016
By: Kamilla Kamińska

 

13:30 – 15:00 - Room: Richard Mortensen stuen

- The Value of Local Culture at an Internationalized University
By: Gyöngyi Pozsgai and Timea Németh

- Creating Human Bonds through Cultural Diplomacy
By: François Carbon

 

15:30 – 17:00 - Room: Richard Mortensen stuen

- The “value of values” in European Capital of Culture (roundtable)
By: Karsten Xuereb

 

Friday

11:25 – 12.25 - Room: Richard Mortensen stuen

- How to strengthen application procedures of cities bidding for the ECoC title (practical workshop) 
By: Kristina Jacobsen

 

Additional presentations that are relevant for this track:

 

Thursday

09:00 – 10:30:

- Reshaping Pafos: urban spaces and culture, people and governance as changing agents
By: Evanthia Dova, Angeliki Sivitanidou and Julia Georgi
(Track: Art and Urban Spaces, Room: Mødelokale 2)

- A qualitative approach at the methodologies to measure and assess the impacts in European Capitals of Culture
By: Nuria Cortés
(Track: Evaluation of Culture, Room: Mødelokale 1.1.)

- Rousseau’s Theory of Public Spectacles and European Capitals of Culture
By: Rolf Hugoson
(Track: Evaluation of Culture, Room: Mødelokale 1.1.)

- The value of European Capitals of Culture through the collective memory: what remains?
By: Maxime Jaffré, Elena Raevskikh and Emmanuel Pedler
(Track: Evaluation of Culture, Room: Mødelokale 1.1.)

- Re-thinking the value of historical art icons for new generations
By: Kristiane Marie Fjær Lindland
(Track: Art and Urban Spaces, Room: Mødelokale 2)

 

Friday

11:25 – 12:25

- Rethinking the dispositive of creativity in cities by understanding value co-creation
By: Nils Wåhlin
(Track: The Value of Culture, Room: Mødelokale 1.1)

 

14:10 – 15:15

- Panel on the evaluation of Hull 2017, Valletta 2018 and Aarhus 2017 
By Franco Bianchini, Graziella Vella and Louise Ejgod Hansen
(Venue: Auditorium at ARoS Art Museum)