TILT GROW SEMINAR
September 11th, Panta Rei Danseteater and Dansens Hus invite you to a seminar on Art, self-management and change management.
Art, self-management and change management
- how to lead oneself and how to cope with change as an artist?
Friday, September 11, at 09:30 – 16:00
Dansens Hus, Vulkan 1, Oslo and digitally via Zoom
The seminar on motivation, self-management, change management and entrepreneurship is back for the third time. With lectures and conversations, we want to address the aspects that are less emphasized in the artist’s educational process:
- What results do I want to achieve as a creative / performing artist?
- How do I lead myself in ups and downs?
- How do I handle working a lot alone?
- What drives me in my work as an artist?
The seminar is held by Donatella De Paoli, Ass. Prof. BI Norwegian Business School and director / artistic director of Panta Rei Dance Theater, Anne Holck Ekenes.
REGISTRATION
Due to Covid19, you will both be able to participate live at Dansens Hus, and digitally via live stream.
The seminar requires registration and all participants must answer a compulsory home assignment by September 3rd.
If you want to participate live at Dansens Hus, send an email to margrethe@pantareidanseteater.com no later than September 2nd.
PS! Binding registration and limited number of places.
We point out that the following infection control regulations apply to Dansens Hus: https: //www.dansenshus.com/artikler/trygt-besok-hos-oss.
If you want to participate digitally, send registration to karianne@dansenshus.com no later than September 2nd.
Anne Holck Ekenes, Panta Rei Dance Theater
Anne Holck Ekenes is a graduate of Laban Center London, MA in choreography in dance for camera and performance. Anne founded Panta Rei Dance Theater (PRD) in 2000, and as PRD’s artistic director, she has led a number of projects and choreographed works for both stage and experimental film.
Donatella De Paoli, Ass. Prof. BI Norwegian Business School
Donatella De Paoli has a doctorate from the Norwegian School of Management in Bergen and is affiliated with the Department of Management and Organization at BI. She introduced art and culture management and creative business perspective at BI in the early 2000s. This has resulted in the creation of a bachelor’s program, as well as several other studies such as the Production Manager program for film, TV and performing arts. De Paoli has written books and research articles on the topics of cultural management, culture and business, art in management, as well as aesthetic perspectives on organizations. She is now concerned with the link between management, digitalisation, art and aesthetics.
