Sammanfattning: The aim of this thesis is to further enhance our understanding of the way in which dialogue and understanding can increase between artists, with different cultural backgrounds. A meeting can lead to increased dialogue and understanding as well as increased stigma and prejudices. Hence, I study what constitute the difference, what determines that outcome. In order to do so, I study TCG Nordica, a culture centre situated in China, and ArtsNordica, a network. By interviewing personnel and artists about their experiences we can learn from TCG Nordica and ArtsNordica’s way of working. In order to analyze the results I create a theoretical framework, where I make use of Michail Bakhtin’s understanding and definition of dialogue...
Globalization and a growing multicultural population have placed Japan in a challenging transition f...
This study examines art student’s awareness, understanding and practices of intercultural art educat...
The ability to participate in cultural activities is generally considered a basic human right. Yet, ...
Over the past fifteen to twenty years we have witnessed Dutch and European higher art education beco...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
As part of the preparations for the 4th World Summit on Arts and Culture 2009 in Johannesbur...
Transcultural Dialogue builds relationships, which becomes the content for a community to create col...
The present article reports on a qualitative study of art mediation means to break communicative gap...
After a brief incursion into different definitions of “culture” and “intercultural communication”, t...
Being-with is an artistically based research project aimed at applying and studying participatory an...
Being-with is an artistically based research project aimed at applying and studying participatory an...
Globalization and a growing multicultural population have placed Japan in a challenging transition f...
This study examines art student’s awareness, understanding and practices of intercultural art educat...
The ability to participate in cultural activities is generally considered a basic human right. Yet, ...
Over the past fifteen to twenty years we have witnessed Dutch and European higher art education beco...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
With a focus on studio painting, this PhD research explores collaboration as a mode of cultural exch...
As part of the preparations for the 4th World Summit on Arts and Culture 2009 in Johannesbur...
Transcultural Dialogue builds relationships, which becomes the content for a community to create col...
The present article reports on a qualitative study of art mediation means to break communicative gap...
After a brief incursion into different definitions of “culture” and “intercultural communication”, t...
Being-with is an artistically based research project aimed at applying and studying participatory an...
Being-with is an artistically based research project aimed at applying and studying participatory an...
Globalization and a growing multicultural population have placed Japan in a challenging transition f...
This study examines art student’s awareness, understanding and practices of intercultural art educat...
The ability to participate in cultural activities is generally considered a basic human right. Yet, ...