An international network of performing arts management officers, the ON-PAM will hold a general assembly, activity report presentation and symposium. The presentation reporting on the activities in 2014, as well as the symposium with guest speakers from Japan and overseas speaking on up-to-date topics, will be open to general public. (Membership not required)
Presenter Admission free
Audience ¥500
ON-PAM Members Admission free
※ Registration / Ticket
Organized by: Open Network for Performing Arts Management
Co-organized by: Performing Arts Meeting in Yokohama 2015 Executive Committee
Supported by: The Saison Foundation
Contact: Open Network for Performing Arts Management info@onpam.net
2.13 Fri 10:00-11:30
BankART Studio NYK 2F
With English-Japanese simultaneous interpretation
Reporting Session
Reports on the Network’s three committees on cultural policy, international exchange and community-based co-working.
2.13 Fri 11:30-12:30
BankART Studio NYK 2F
Open Network for Performing Arts Management Plenary Meeting
For the 2015 members of Open Network for Performing Arts Management (new membership and renewal available at door).
2.13 Fri 13:30-15:00
BankART Studio NYK 2F
Plenary Meeting for the Establishment of Nonprofit Organization Open Network for Performing Arts Management
For the 2015 members of Open Network for Performing Arts Management (new membership and renewal available at door).
2.14 Sat 10:00-12:00
BankART Studio NYK 2F
With English-Japanese simultaneous interpretation
Symposium vol.1: Toward a Conference in Asia
A conference in Asia was one of the objectives in the original plan of ON-PAM, and it is planned to be held along with a festival in Gwangju, Korea, in September 2015. In this symposium, we have the person in charge from Asian Arts Theatre in the Asian Culture Complex in Gwangju explain the outline of the festival that is going to be held in autumn 2015. Also, we would like to discuss the idea of international network that ON-PAM should pursue and its necessity with the international performing arts managers who participate in the joint project TPAM in Yokohama.
2.14 Sat 13:00-15:00
BankART Studio NYK 2F
With English-Japanese simultaneous interpretation
Symposium vol.2: Performing Arts Managers’ Future Career Building and “Learning”
If the first step in a performing arts manager’s career is to become able to make their living with the income from their work in the sector, the next step should be about how to develop and continue the work. This “second step” should require fundamental “learning” that enables them to update their own thoughts and careers, and that should be a different effort from skill building in their regular work. Following what we discussed in a meeting of our Committee on Cultural Policy that was held in September 2014, “From Personnel Training to Sustainable Career Building: The Employment / Labor Environment of Performing Arts Managers,” we would like to consider feasible models of “future career building” of performing arts managers who together with the guests and participants.
