Introduction
Assuming that the ways of doing things in the artistic and cultural field are currently being questioned and mobilised by ecological issues, this advanced training programme problematises cultural policies, reviews the specific modes of production in the performing arts; and also considers the multiple aesthetic/creative approaches, proposing to relate environmental demands and social and human sustainability - and the political, ethical and practical challenges they pose - with the management models applied to cultural and artistic projects and institutions.
Crossing the fields of artistic studies, creative production and ecology, it constitutes a unique and relatively pioneering training programme, responding to an emerging set of reflexive needs and competences in the cultural sector.
Based on an exploratory and critical approach, the course serves two correlated purposes: to promote an updating of discourses and practices in terms of cultural policies, and to propose an initial and experimental approach to sustainability, reflected in the exploration of concepts and the analysis of practices in the field of eco-dramaturgy, environmental justice, eco-ethical management, eco-responsible production, among others.
Promoters
Promoters:
University of Coimbra, through the Rectory and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, in association with CEIS20 - Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies.
Institutional Partnership
Directorate-General for the Arts.
Funding:
Investment RE-C06-i03 - Adult Incentive and Investment RE-C06-i04 - STEAM Youth Incentive as part of the Living the Future Academy Project supported by the PRR - Recovery and Resilience Plan and the Next Generation EU European Funds.