| Round Tables are organized according to areas of professional interest and professions in the field of arts management. This is both an occasion for Korean and overseas professionals to share information, experiences, and opinions and an opportunity to establish in-depth networks centering around issues of interest. Date and Venue: Oct. 13(Thu), 9:30-13:00, National Theater of Korea Free discussions among participants by topic |
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| Table Name | Time | Location | Main Participating Groups | Details/Target Participants | Moderator | |
| 1 | Dance Professionals | 9:30 ~ 13:00 |
NTOK, Hae and Dal Cafe | Modern Dance: Your Own Space for Encountering a New Audience? | Finnish dance professionals, Kore-A-Moves inviting organizations in Europe, Korean and overseas dance professionals, audience and community development programmer | LEE Jong-ho , Artistic Director, Seoul International Dance Festival(SIDance) |
| 2 | Theater/ Festival Professionals | 9:30 ~ 13:00 |
NTOK, Ilchwiwoljang Studio (BF1 Theater 'Haeorum') | Festivals and Theaters: How Do You Communicate with the Local Community? | National Performance Network (NPN) member organizations, major UK festival professionals, theater and festival professionals from Korea and abroad | LEE Yang-hee , Director, Programming & Producing Div., Myeongdong Theater |
| 3 | Producers | 9:30 ~ 13:00 |
NTOK, Sanarae Studio | How to keep breathing at a time of rapidly changing funding systems and performing arts markets. : Finding your new strategies. | Asia Creative Producers' Network, independent producers and performing arts professionals | CHOI Kyu, Executive Producer, AsiaNow |
| 4 | Issues in Arts Management | 9:30 ~ 13:00 |
NTOK, KB Haneul Youth Theater | Issues in Global Arts Management: What Are the Concerns of Arts Managers Today? | International members of Editorial Committee for Weekly@ArtsManagement & theApro, arts management professionals, researchers | YANG Hyun-mi, Professor of Culture and Arts Management, Sangmyung University |
