Szanowni Państwo - Napoli Città della Letteratura
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Szanowni Państwo - Napoli Città della Letteratura
Creative Cities and Regions. Challenges for a Cooperation among the Cities of Literature Kraków, 26-27 October 2012 The conference of the Cities of Literature in Krakow is part of the Reading Malopolska programme cofinanced by the European Union under the Malopolska Regional Development Fund for the years 20072013. The Malopolska Region and its capital, Krakow, wish to communicate their literary heritage and to participate actively in the network of Creative Cities in the field of literature. The conference will be held in Krakow, the capital of the Malopolska Region, the European Capital of Culture in 2000, one of the oldest academic centres in Europe, the capital of Polish literature and language, but also an important hub of European and world literature. A unique architectural complex, the historic Old Town of Krakow was inscribed to the so-called "first" UNESCO World Heritage List in 1978. Since 2010, Krakow has also been making attempts to obtain the title of a UNESCO City of Literature. The time of the conference was not chosen at random. It is scheduled to take place at the height of the 4th Conrad Festival, organised between the 22nd and the 28th of October under the motto of "Think: Literature", and in parallel with the greatest industry feast of literature in Poland: the 16th Book Fair in Krakow. The conference is supposed to be an exchange forum and an opportunity to present cities of literature and the best solutions in the management of literary capital, a place for meetings of experts, practitioners, members of self-government bodies, directors of libraries and festivals of literature, promoters, organisers and representatives of international literary institutions. The conference being held in the city which is regarded as the literary pride of Poland emphasises the importance of the literary region of Malopolska in the international debate on the shape of literary programmes and strategies as well as related challenges and risks in the context of the ongoing globalisation process. In this context, discussions will be supplemented by the following topics: commoditisation of culture, challenge for the literature of small languages, digital books, translation of literature, decrease of the readership level as a rising global problem of many countries. Panelists The conference will be attended by representatives of UNESCO Cities of Literature and cities aspiring for the title, the directors of the largest literary festivals in the world, including members of the WORD Alliance, representatives of the most dynamic institutions promoting literature, as well as representatives of the literary life in Małopolska. Jane Alger (Dublin City of Literature) Anna Benedek (Museum of Literature, Budapest) Gintaras Bleizgys (Lithuanian PEN Club) Ali Bowden (Edinburgh City of Literature) Claudio Calveri (Napoli City of Literature Association) Markus Artur Fuchs (Creative Industries Committee, Heidelberg) Chris Gribble (Writers’ Centre Norwich) Laimontas Jonušys (Lithuanian PEN Club) John Kenyon (Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature) Herkus Kuncius (Lithuanian PEN Club) Amelia Liczewa (Sofia University) Alma Lee (Vancouver Writers Fest) Ina Martinova (The Centre for Information on Literature, Bratislava) Doroteja Monowa (Sofia University Press) Saša Ogrizek (City of Ljubljana, Department of Culture) Kornelijus Platelis (Lithuanian PEN Club) Tomáš Řehák (Municipal Library of Prague) Race Rimickaite (Lithuanian PEN Club) Grigory Vasyliovych Semenchuk (Lviv International Literary Festival) Mike Shuttleworth (Melbourne Writers Festival) Marja Unt (Tartu International Literary Festival Prima Vista) Kristín Viðarsdóttir (Reykjavík UNESCO City of Literature) Michael Williams (Wheeler Centre, Melbourne) Frank Zumbruch (Creative Industries Committee, Heidelberg) Katarzyna Bazarnik (Ha!art) Grzegorz Gauden (The Book Institute) Danuta Glondys (Villa Decius Association) Jerzy Illg (ZNAK) Elżbieta Kalinowska (The Book Institute) Piotr Marecki (Ha!art) Michał Paweł Markowski (University of Illinois at Chicago) Jacek Olczyk (Ha!art) Robert Piaskowski (Krakow Festival Office) Mariusz Pisarski (Ha!art) Adam Pomorski (Polish PEN Club) Michał Rusinek (Wisława Szymborska Trust) Magdalena Sroka (Deputy Mayor of Krakow for Culture and Promotion) Franciszek Ziejka (Jagiellonian University) Friday, 26 October 2012 9.30-10.00 AM Registration of participants. Venue: Debating Chamber of the Krakow City Council (Plac Wszystkich Świętych 3-4) 10.00-11.30 AM Opening ceremony. Place of literature in the promotion of cities and regions. Venue: Debating Chamber of the Krakow City Council (Plac Wszystkich Świętych 3-4) Host: Robert Piaskowski (Krakow Festival Office) Prof. Jacek Majchrowski – Mayor of the City of Kraków Bogusław Kośmider – Chairman of Kraków City Council Jacek Krupa – Board Member of the Malopolska Region Małgorzata Omilanowska – Under-Secretary of State at the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage Grzegorz Gauden – Director of the Book Institute Special guest – Martin Pollack: Pictures from Galicia, frightening and beautiful – opening lecture Michał Rusinek (Wisława Szymborska Trust): Wisława Szymborska Poetry Prize 11.30-11.45 AM Coffee break 11.30 AM - 1.30 PM Literature as a space for dialogue. The importance of literature in building international cultural cooperation. Venue: Leo Chamber of the Krakow City Council (Plac Wszystkich Świętych 3-4) Host: Robert Piaskowski (Krakow Festival Office) Adam Pomorski – President of Polish PEN Club Herkus Kuncius – President of Lithuanian PEN Club Michał Paweł Markowski (University of Illinois at Chicago): tbc Ali Bowden (Dyrektor Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust): UNESCO Cities of Literature – foundations, actions, perspectives 1.30-3.00 PM Lunch break Venue: Hotel Stary Restaurant (ul. Szczepańska 5) 3.00-5.30 PM Title or strategy? Developing the creative economy and intercultural dialogue based on literary projects. Presentations of urban and regional literary strategies. 15-minute presentations of the representatives of the cities. Venue: Leo Chamber of the Krakow City Council (Plac Wszystkich Świętych 3-4) Host: Ali Bowden (Dyrektor Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust) Paneliści: Jane Alger (Dublin City of Literature), Anna Benedek (Museum of Literature, Budapest), Ali Bowden (Edinburgh City of Literature), Claudio Calveri (Napoli City of Literature Association), Markus Artur Fuchs (Creative Industries Committee, Heidelberg), Chris Gribble (Writers’ Centre Norwich), John Kenyon (Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature), Alma Lee (Vancouver Writers Fest), Ina Martinova (The Centre for Information on Literature, Bratislava), Saša Ogrizek (City of Ljubljana, Department of Culture), Tomáš Řehák (Municipal Library of Prague), Grigory Vasyliovych Semenchuk (Lviv International Literary Festival), Mike Shuttleworth (Melbourne Writers Festival), Marja Unt (Tartu International Literary Festival Prima Vista), Kristín Viðarsdóttir (Reykjavík UNESCO City of Literature), , Michael Williams (Wheeler Centre, Melbourne, Frank Zumbruch (Creative Industries Committee, Heidelberg) 6.00-7.00 PM Walk around the literary Kraków Departure: Leo Chamber of the Krakow City Council (Plac Wszystkich Świętych 3-4) 8.00 PM Nonart. Meeting with Péter Esterházy Venue: Pałac pod Baranami (Rynek Główny 27) Host: Jerzy Franczak. 9.30 PM Dinner Venue: Hotel pod Różą Restaurant (Floriańska 14) Saturday, 27 October 2012 10.00-10.30 AM Opening of the second day of the meeting. Place of literature in the city's cultural development strategies Venue: International Cultural Centre (Rynek Główny 25) Magdalena Sroka (Deputy Mayor of Krakow for Culture and City Promotion) 10.30 AM-12.00 PM Małopolska as a literary region Venue: International Cultural Centre (Rynek Główny 25) Host: Robert Piaskowski (Krakow Festival Office) Prof. Franciszek Ziejka (Jagiellonian University): Literary heritage of Małopolska in the European contexts Jerzy Illg (ZNAK): From Meeting of Poets from East and West to the Miłosz Festival Elżbieta Kalinowska (The Book Institute): New Books from Poland Danuta Glondys (Stowarzyszenie Willa Decjusza): Literature and human rights Marianne Hovdan (ICORN, Stavanger): ICORN as an example of international literary cooperation 12.00-12.15 PM Coffee break 12.15-1.30 PM Literary capital development strategies in Krakow and Malopolska Venue: International Cultural Centre (Rynek Główny 25) Host: Robert Piaskowski (Krakow Festival Office) Ha!art – Piotr Marecki, Katarzyna Bazarnik, Mariusz Pisarski, Jacek Olczyk: Liberature, cyberpoetry, avangarde. Grzegorz Jankowicz (Tygodnik Powszechny): Summary and presentation of the House for Literature discussion within Conrad Festival, with Beatrice Stoll (Literaturhaus Zurich), Michał Rusinek (Wisława Szymborska Trust), Florian Höllerer (Literaturhaus Stuttgart), Grzegorz Gauden (The Book Institute) Ewa Woch (Targi w Krakowie): Book Fair in Krakow – perspectives for development 1.30-3.00 PM Lunch break Venue: Hotel Stary Restaurant (ul. Szczepańska 5) 3.00-5.30 PM Cooperation of Cities of Literature: cities, regions, writers and literary capital Workshop on opportunities for international cooperation and joint literary projects. Workshop participants will work in groups on a wide-ranging projects of international cooperation in the field of literature, focused on the integration of activities and creating a platform for cultural exchange. Venue: International Cultural Centre (Rynek Główny 25) Host: Ali Bowden 6.00 PM Visit to the Rynek Underground: "In the Footsteps of Krakow European identity” Venue: Historical Museum of Krakow (Market Square 1) 6.00 PM Liquid End. A meeting with Zygmunt Bauman Venue: International Cultural Centre (Rynek Główny 25) Host: Jarosław Makowski 8:00 PM Art and democracy. Krzysztof Wodiczko performance. Venue: International Cultural Centre (Rynek Główny 25) 9:30 PM Banquet Venue: Pałac pod Baranami (Rynek Główny 27)