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INTERNATIONAL EVENTS


Asian Arts Mart

Singapore

…where arts and business meet!

1-3 June 2007

The new website for Asian Arts Mart 2007 is now live at www.asianartsmart.com!

Check out the website for our brand new look and explore around!
Asian Arts Mart 2007 will feature stimulating breakfast conference sessions, showcases of exceptional modern Asian works, excellent networking sessions, a business centre and much more.
Showcase applications close on Saturday 30 September 06. The selected programme will showcase around 18 - 20 of both mature and emerging brilliant artists of modern Asia today.
We look forward to have you with us again next year. Delegate registration will commence in January 2007.

For friends who have been with us in Singapore last year, a photo gallery of the 2005 edition is also up at  http://www.asianartsmart.com/abt_PhotoGallery.html.

 


 

ART IN EARLY CHILDHOOD 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
5-8 February, 2007 - Armidale, NSW, Australia
"Our People, Our Place, Our Time"

 

The University of New England and the conference committee extends a very warm welcome to all with an interest in Early Childhood and the Arts, to take part in the 2nd International Art in Early Childhood Conference.
This conference celebrates art in early childhood in and across international social, cultural and historical contexts, Our People, Our Place, Our Time. The goal of the conference is to bring together art and early childhood/primary educators, researchers, and practitioners into an expanding and increasingly interdisciplinary discussion about early childhood and art. We will identify emerging directions in understanding how young children experience art and how they create and communicate their ideas and experiences visually and through the arts.
 
INVITED SPEAKERS INCLUDE
Dr Anna Kindler
Dr. Kindler's interests include artistic and aesthetic development, social cognition of art, multiculturalism and cross-cultural research, early childhood and elementary art education, and museum education. She is an internationally published art educator and researcher who has delivered in recent years over one hundred presentations and workshops in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia, including keynote addresses at major international conferences.
Ursula Kolbe
Ursula Kolbe is a Sydney-based artist with 30 years of experience in early childhood education as a teacher, university lecturer, writer and filmmaker. Her recent books are "It's not a bird yet: The drama of drawing" and "Rapunzel's supermarket: All about young children and their art". In 2006 she was artist-in-residence at DRAW International, Caylus, France.
Dr Barbara Piscitelli, AM
Barbara Piscitelli is currently working as an independent researcher and arts/education consultant. She served as the Chair of the Queensland Ministerial Cultural Policy Advisory Committee (2004-2005), an advisory body for the Minister for the Arts. She is currently a member of the Board of Directors of the Queensland Museum; Chair of the National Review of Visual Education; and a Director of the Collections Council of Australia. She was awarded a Member (General Division) of the Order of Australia on Australia Day 2006.
For further conference details, please visit the conference website at:
http://www.artlearn.net/artEC/conference.html  
Conference Secretariat
UNE Conference Company
University of New England
ARMIDALE NSW 2351
Ph 02 6773 2154 Fax 02 6773 3766
Email: confco@une.edu.au 
 

 


  
Hong Kong Drama/ Theatre and Education Forum
Cordially invites you to participate in

the Sixth World Congress of
International Drama/ Theatre & Education Association

plAnting ideAs
16-22 July 2007, Hong Kong


www.idea2007.hk
enquiries:
info@idea2007.hk


 


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