2023 ENCATC Education and Research Session
Helsinki, FinlandPart 1
- 11:00 - 12:30
Session 1: General track: Artificial intelligence: impact on cultural policy, management I
Room D4109
/ Hybrid session
Chair: Toni-Matti Karjalainen, Sibelius Academy, University of the Arts Helsinki (Finland)Abstract. AI-generated Works and Copyright Law. By I-Ping Wang, National Taipei University
Abstract. Incorporating AI into Arts Management Undergraduate Education. By Alicia Jay, Indiana State University
Abstract. Towards AI didactics: Call for teachers to train language models for research writing in higher arts education. By Lauri Väkevä and Heidi Partti, University of Helsinki
Abstract. The Influence of Intelligent Automation on Employees’ Sense of Meaningfulness at Work. By Sal Saad, Scott Wysong and Dr. Michael Stodnick, University of Dallas
- 11:00 - 12:30
Session 2: Decolonisation of cultural institutions and curricula on cultural management and policy I
Room A309
Onsite presenters only
Chair: Brandon Farnsworth, Lund University (Sweden)Abstract. Cultural Sensitivity Practices and Intercultural Communication Competence on the Protection of Indigenous Peoples' Cultures. By Karla Penna, Sustaining Cultures
Abstract. Transfiguration of Representations: Strategic and intersectional construction of representations in arts organisations. By Lilja Lehmuskallio, Sibelius Academy, University of the Arts Helsinki
Abstract. Socially Sustainable Internationalization of Arts Universities. By Outi Niemensivu, University of the Arts Helsinki
Abstract. Voices from Inside and Outside. By Te-Ling Chen, Taiwan Film & Audiovisual Institute
- 11:00 - 12:30
Session 3: Decolonisation of cultural institutions and curricula on cultural management and policy II
Room A311
Onsite presenters only
Chair: Leena Björkqvist, Metropolia University of Applied Sciences (Finland)Abstract. Cultural organisations vs. networks: Cultural activism and decoloniality in Uganda’s cultural sector. By Meike Lettau, Zeppelin University
Abstract. Transformative learning experiences in arts universities. By Kristina Kuznetsova-Bogdanovitsh, and Anna Ranczakowska, Learning for living LLC
Abstract. Back to the beginning: Learning to critically examine my own position within my research. By Caitlin McKinnon, Queen Margaret University and the University of Stirling
Abstract. Supporting the CCIs in the Global South - Can we decolonize the cultural entrepreneurship paradigm in development?. By Matina Magkou, University Côte d'Azur and Avril Joffe, University of Wits
- 11:00 - 12:30
Session 4: The ecosystem of hospitality – not without culture and creativity! I
Room D4110
/ Hybrid session
Chair: Elena Borin, Link Campus University (Italy) and Lucia Marchegiani, Roma Tre University (Italy)Abstract. Explaining Creative Tourism Practices in Historical Cities in the Age of Social Media - The Case of Xi'an and Santa Fe. By Yingchong Wang, University of Virginia
Abstract. Cultural Justice in the Urban Landscape: A Multidimensional Approach. By Tal Feder and Emil Israel, Israel Institute of Technology
Abstract. Museums and their ecosystems in Barcelona: participatory approaches and engagement for dealing with tourism challenges. By Elena Borin, Link Campus University
- 11:00 - 12:30
Session 5: General track: artificial intelligence: impact on cultural policy, management, education and research II
Room B328
Onsite presenters only
Chair: Marjo Mäenpää, Cupore (Finland)Abstract. Leveraging Artificial Intelligence Software in the Arts and Cultural Nonprofit Sector: Expanding Reach and Enhancing Giving Experiences. By Cleopatra Charles, Rutgers University USA
Abstract. Applying artificial intelligence to cultural tourism: opportunities, threats and managerial implications. A literature review. By Mara Cerquetti, Concetta Ferrara and Domenico Sardanelli, University of Macerata
Abstract. Organizing cultural festivals with AI's help. Case study of implementation of AI into festival's management and dramaturgy. By Markéta Polášková and Zdeněk Rychtera, Masaryk University
- 11:00 - 12:30
Session 6: Technological acceleration and AI impact on skills and competences in the cultural sector I
Room D4106
/ Hybrid session
Chair: Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio, University of Barcelona (Spain)Abstract. Cyrillic Heritage in the Shadows: Exploring the Diminishing Use of Serbian Cyrillic Online in the Age of AI. By Sara Tvrdišić, University of Arts, Faculty of Dramatic Arts, Belgrade
Abstract. The New Generation of Contemporary Digital Artists in China: AI and Digital Work Workshop and Archives. By Emma Duester, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Abstract. Bio-Maps - European Literary Chart: towards no more erased/forgotten literary heritage. By Maria de Fátima Lambert, Polytechnic of Porto
Abstract. How do we cope with emerging IA in managing the classical music field? A Romanian nationwide case study Democratization of the High Arts. By Oana Balan-Budoiu, The National Academy of Music in Cluj-Napoca
- 11:00 - 12:30
Session 7: General track: artificial intelligence: impact on cultural policy, management, education and research III
Room D4107
Onsite presenters only
Chair: Leticia Labaronne, Zurich University of Applied Sciences (Switzerland)Teaching Demo. The platformization of cultural industries. By Genni Perlangeli and Andrea Rea, La Sapienza
Teaching Demo. Cultural institutions collectively lead - opportunities and challenges. By Julia Glesner, Potsdam University of Applied Sciences
Abstract. Are horizontal leadership models in cultural organizations more resilient, transparent, open, transpositional, and generous? By Lluís Bonet, University of Barcelona, and Anders Rykkja, Inland University of Applied Sciences
Part 2
- 14:00 - 15:30
Session 8: Decolonisation of cultural institutions and curricula on cultural management and policy III
Room D4109
/ Hybrid session
Chair: Wu Chieh-Hsiang, TACPS and National Changhua University of Education (Taipei)Abstract. Unconference as a pedagogical tool for ‘decolonising’ teaching and curricula. By Carla Figueira and Roxanne Persaud, Goldsmiths University of London
Teaching Demo. Possibilities for cultural activism through the teaching of cultural management. By Shira Lapidot and Yeala Hazut, Sapir College
Teaching Demo. Whose Values? Decolonizing Discussions of Cultural Policy. By Julie Goodman, Drexel University
- 14:00 - 15:30
Session 9: Decolonisation of cultural institutions and curricula on cultural management and policy IV
Room B328
/ Hybrid session
Chair: Ann-Sofie Köping Olsson, Södertörn University (Sweden)Abstract. Socially Engaged Art and EU Cultural Policy. By Noa Mamrud, Zeppelin University
Abstract. Mapping Colonization and Decolonization in Oakland’s Art Eco System: A Collaborative Experiential Learning Scenario Exploring Cultural Policy and Institutional Practice. By Miriam Paeslack, University at Buffalo
Abstract. Cultures, Codes, Communities: the decolonization of AI and the renewal of cultural frameworks. By Luca Baraldi, Ammagamma
Abstract. Decolonizing Cultural Policy: The Cultural and Linguistic Rights of the Sámi and Colonialism in Finland. By Laura Valoma, Uniarts Helsinki, Sibelius Academy
- 14:00 - 15:30
Session 10: Technological acceleration and AI impact on skills and competences in the cultural sector II
Room A309
/ Hybrid session
Chair: Manuèle Debrinay Rizos, Fonds Roberto Cimetta (France)Abstract. Online cultural engagement: why, what and how to measure?. By João Oswaldo Leiva Filho, Goldsmiths University
Abstract. Exploring the Role of Digital Embodiment and Surrogate: The Transformative Role of AI in Design Education at University of Technology. By Deng Teng Shih, China University of Technology
Teaching Demo. Supporting the mindset of tech-savvy arts managers: How to build technology mindset in cultural management. By Kaari Kiitsak-Prikk and Annukka Jyrämä, Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
Teaching Demo. Future Perfect. Dr. Susanne Adahl, Dr. Tomas Träskman and Richard Silin, Arcada University of Applied Sciences
- 14:00 - 15:30
Session 11: General track: artificial intelligence: impact on cultural policy, management, education and research IV
Room D4106
/ Hybrid session
Chair: Jaime Ruiz Gutiérrez, Universidad de los Andes (Colombia)Abstract. Cultural Management in Argentina today: teaching, research and profession in the AI era. By Ursula Rucker and Alejandra Navarro, Universidad Nacional de Avellaneda
Abstract. EU external cultural policy in the age of AI: challenges and opportunities for the cultural sector. By Ina Kokinova, Culture Solutions
Abstract. Greening our future: cultural policy and the ecological imperative. By Vânia Rodrigues, University of Coimbra
Abstract. Democratizing AI - Utilizing LLM as a Cultural Technology to Reshape the Digital Public Sphere. By Yen-Lin (mashbean) Huang, Ministry of Digital Affairs, Taipei
- 14:00 - 15:30
Session 12: The ecosystem of hospitality – not without culture and creativity! II
Room D4110
/ Hybrid session
Chair: Douglas DeNatale, Boston University (USA) and Lucia Marchegiani, Roma Tre University (Italy)Abstract. Creative places’. A glimpse into creative activities within the ecosystem of Gdansk (Poland). By Piotr Firych, Adam Mickiewicz University
Abstract. Re-cycling industrial heritage in the digital era: The case of Ruhr. By Evinç Doğan, Boğaziçi University
Abstract. Network and capacity building in small rural towns in Italy: opportunities and challenges from Next Generation EU in Italy. By Francesca Sabatini, University of Bologna
Abstract. Revisiting the CCIs-tourism nexus: insights from Smart Specialisation Strategies. By Alessandra Marasco, Giulia Lazzeri, Maria Tartari, Sara Ubaldi, and Pier Luigi Sacco, National Research Council of Italy - Institute of Heritage Science (CNR ISPC)
- 14:00 - 15:30
Session 13: The ecosystem of hospitality – not without culture and creativity! III
Room D4107
Onsite presenters only
Chair: Mara Cerquetti, University of Macerata (Italy)Abstract. Patterns of Hospitality, Sustainability, and Entrepreneurship in Cultural Sites and Creative Cities. By Constance DeVereaux, University at Buffalo, and Deborah Stevenson, Western Sydney University
Abstract. The bottom-up cultural policies – culture of hospitality, care and solidarity (for a new local ecosystems of integral development). By Milena Dragićević Šešić, University of Arts, Belgrade
Abstract. Value manifestations in early-stage art-based startups. By Jenni Pekkarinen and Kati Uusi-Rauva, University of the Arts Helsinki / University of Jyväskylä