Vorläufiges Programm
Brasilianische Zeit - BRT, UTC -03:00
10:00 am (BRT)
Opening.
(online at zoom and on site)
10:10 am (BRT)
What the days will hold. Presentation on the Frame of the conference and thematic lines: 1. Museums in the context of society; 2. Collections and archives; and 3. Future of Museums, Sustainability.
(online and on site)
10:25 am (BRT)
World Café. Initial conversation to bring everyone together on the same page.
(online and on site. In order to increase engagement, we will host a World Café on site and another one online. Both groups would be invited for a conversation around the same questions and will come together at the end of the process)
11:55 pm (BRT)
Plenary - Conversation and convergence on what is needed at this time. Presentation from last groups with highlights on the important topics to be explored/shared.
(online and on site)
12:15 pm (BRT)
Lunch
1:45 pm (BRT)
Recap the morning
1:55 pm (BRT)
Knowledge Café - Results of the TANDEM partnerships between Museu Nacional/UFRJ and institutions in Germany will be presented and open for discussions among the conference participants.
(online and on site)
3:30 pm (BRT)
Coffee break
3:50 pm (BRT)
Knowledge Café - Results of the TANDEM partnerships between Museu Nacional/UFRJ and institutions in Germany will be presented and open for discussions among the conference participants.
3:30 pm (BRT)
Coee break
3:50 pm (BRT)
Knowledge Café - Results of the TANDEM partnerships between Museu Nacional/UFRJ and institutions in Germany will be presented and open for discussions among the conference participants.
5:25 pm (BRT)
Plenary - (25 min) Space to share the TANDEM workshops' outcomes.
5:50 pm (BRT)
Closure - (10 min) Wrap up of the day one of the Conference - Learnings and Takeaways.
7 pm (BRT) | Duration 90’
Cocktail at the invitation by the Vice Consul-General of the Federal Republic of Germany, Johannes Bloos and freedom for participants to mingle and connect.
(only on site)
Opening.
(online at zoom and on site)
10:10 am (BRT)
What the days will hold. Presentation on the Frame of the conference and thematic lines: 1. Museums in the context of society; 2. Collections and archives; and 3. Future of Museums, Sustainability.
(online and on site)
10:25 am (BRT)
World Café. Initial conversation to bring everyone together on the same page.
(online and on site. In order to increase engagement, we will host a World Café on site and another one online. Both groups would be invited for a conversation around the same questions and will come together at the end of the process)
11:55 pm (BRT)
Plenary - Conversation and convergence on what is needed at this time. Presentation from last groups with highlights on the important topics to be explored/shared.
(online and on site)
12:15 pm (BRT)
Lunch
1:45 pm (BRT)
Recap the morning
1:55 pm (BRT)
Knowledge Café - Results of the TANDEM partnerships between Museu Nacional/UFRJ and institutions in Germany will be presented and open for discussions among the conference participants.
(online and on site)
3:30 pm (BRT)
Coffee break
3:50 pm (BRT)
Knowledge Café - Results of the TANDEM partnerships between Museu Nacional/UFRJ and institutions in Germany will be presented and open for discussions among the conference participants.
3:30 pm (BRT)
Coee break
3:50 pm (BRT)
Knowledge Café - Results of the TANDEM partnerships between Museu Nacional/UFRJ and institutions in Germany will be presented and open for discussions among the conference participants.
5:25 pm (BRT)
Plenary - (25 min) Space to share the TANDEM workshops' outcomes.
5:50 pm (BRT)
Closure - (10 min) Wrap up of the day one of the Conference - Learnings and Takeaways.
7 pm (BRT) | Duration 90’
Cocktail at the invitation by the Vice Consul-General of the Federal Republic of Germany, Johannes Bloos and freedom for participants to mingle and connect.
(only on site)
10:00 am (BRT)
Welcome - Recap from previous day.
(online at zoom and on site)
10:30 am (BRT)
Closed Fishbowl - Sharing experiences and perspectives.
(online and on site)
Format: The Fishbowl is a methodology that works as an alternative to traditional debates or panel discussions. It is a process that can be used to increase understanding of complex issues.
The process usually takes place in concentric circles. Some participants are selected to start the conversation in the inner circle, the Fishbowl, while the others sit in the outer circles to listen intently.
In a closed Fishbowl, the group that initiates the conversation does not change over time. More about the method: https://www.unicef.org/knowledge-exchange/files/Fishbowl_production.pdf
What are the challenges and opportunities/trends on...
Future of Museums: "Museum Work in Asymmetrical Networks"
Starting the conversation in the inner circle:
- Elvira Espejo Ayca (Director, National Museum of Ethnography and Folklore, La Paz)
- Pablo Lafuente (Artistic Co-Director, Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro)
- Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung (Director, Savvy Contemporary and designated Director, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin)
- Gitte Zschoch (Secretary General ifa, Stuttgart)
11:15 am (BRT)
Open Fishbowl - dialoguing with the previous presentations.
(online and on site)
Format: In an open Fishbowl, at any time a person from the outer circle can enter the inner circle and bring their contributions and questions on the subject, enriching the conversation. In this way, the conversation belongs to the collective and more participation and engagement of those present is guaranteed.
12:30 pm (BRT)
Lunch.
2 pm (BRT)
Open Space.
(on site only)
Format: The Open Space Technology is a methodology designed to unleash the self-organizing capacity of groups of any size. The participants create and manage their own agenda of parallel working sessions around a central theme of strategic importance, taking full responsibility for ensuring that each person gets to talk about what's relevant to him/her.
Individuals will post sessions on the large blank agenda and everybody will be invited to move freely between self-organizing conversations in breakout rooms.
Suggested guiding question: What conversation do you still need to have in order to get the most out of this conference? More about the method: www.openspaceworld.org
3:25 pm (BRT)
Coee Break.
3:45 pm (BRT)
Open conversations (participants arrive and leave conversations based on their interest). Conversations last while participants remain in the groups. Maximum time for this round of conversations is 45 min.
4:35 pm (BRT)
Plenary - Open Space (Harvest sharing). Space for people to share the fruits of their conversations and announce any action that they have decided to take.
(on site)
5:10 pm (BRT)
Plenary - Wrap up of the Conference - Learnings and Takeaways.
(on site)
5:30 pm (BRT)
Closure - Artistic Performance (TBC).
(on site)
Welcome - Recap from previous day.
(online at zoom and on site)
10:30 am (BRT)
Closed Fishbowl - Sharing experiences and perspectives.
(online and on site)
Format: The Fishbowl is a methodology that works as an alternative to traditional debates or panel discussions. It is a process that can be used to increase understanding of complex issues.
The process usually takes place in concentric circles. Some participants are selected to start the conversation in the inner circle, the Fishbowl, while the others sit in the outer circles to listen intently.
In a closed Fishbowl, the group that initiates the conversation does not change over time. More about the method: https://www.unicef.org/knowledge-exchange/files/Fishbowl_production.pdf
What are the challenges and opportunities/trends on...
Future of Museums: "Museum Work in Asymmetrical Networks"
Starting the conversation in the inner circle:
- Elvira Espejo Ayca (Director, National Museum of Ethnography and Folklore, La Paz)
- Pablo Lafuente (Artistic Co-Director, Museum of Modern Art, Rio de Janeiro)
- Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung (Director, Savvy Contemporary and designated Director, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin)
- Gitte Zschoch (Secretary General ifa, Stuttgart)
11:15 am (BRT)
Open Fishbowl - dialoguing with the previous presentations.
(online and on site)
Format: In an open Fishbowl, at any time a person from the outer circle can enter the inner circle and bring their contributions and questions on the subject, enriching the conversation. In this way, the conversation belongs to the collective and more participation and engagement of those present is guaranteed.
12:30 pm (BRT)
Lunch.
2 pm (BRT)
Open Space.
(on site only)
Format: The Open Space Technology is a methodology designed to unleash the self-organizing capacity of groups of any size. The participants create and manage their own agenda of parallel working sessions around a central theme of strategic importance, taking full responsibility for ensuring that each person gets to talk about what's relevant to him/her.
Individuals will post sessions on the large blank agenda and everybody will be invited to move freely between self-organizing conversations in breakout rooms.
Suggested guiding question: What conversation do you still need to have in order to get the most out of this conference? More about the method: www.openspaceworld.org
3:25 pm (BRT)
Coee Break.
3:45 pm (BRT)
Open conversations (participants arrive and leave conversations based on their interest). Conversations last while participants remain in the groups. Maximum time for this round of conversations is 45 min.
4:35 pm (BRT)
Plenary - Open Space (Harvest sharing). Space for people to share the fruits of their conversations and announce any action that they have decided to take.
(on site)
5:10 pm (BRT)
Plenary - Wrap up of the Conference - Learnings and Takeaways.
(on site)
5:30 pm (BRT)
Closure - Artistic Performance (TBC).
(on site)
