LEGACY

The fifth Forum of the European Capital of Culture takes place in the midst of the long-awaited cultural programme, on the weekend of the second act of the great Contemporary Myth of Kaunas Trilogy. While we look forward to the most dynamic season of the programme, the year of the Capital of Culture in Kaunas is approaching the finish line. What should the Kaunas city and Kaunas region expect after 2022? Will the cultural life continue in the same rhythm? What can we do today to ensure the continuity of communities’ and artists’ initiatives? Answers and solutions will be sought in the usual way for the Kaunas 2022 programme – through collaboration and by involving in the discussion the participants, creators and partners of the Capital of Culture programme, and researchers.

19.05.2022

How will we preserve Europe’s freedom? A special session of the Forum will be dedicated to the war in Ukraine. The latest developments and the tools available to help Ukraine will be discussed in the conversation with Kaunas 2022 partner, the Lviv Institute for Cultural Research.

PROGRAMME

May 19 Thursday

During the last decades the believe in social and economic benefits of culture became a power horse
of cultural policy making across Europe and the World. Although such believe is generally successful
in shaping culture policies, it is often challenged by lack of hard evidence and even more so by hard
realities of everyday life. How do you speak about value of culture in the context of economic
downturn brought by global pandemics or atrocities of war? In our quest for socially and
economically powerful cultural policies we seem to have forgotten to observe the very bases on
which this power stands. I will be inviting to come back to observations of everyday life. After all this
is a scene where cultural interactions make their healing touch.

Tadas Šarūnas
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Tadas Šarūnas

sociologist, visual artist, LT

In this keynote I will revisit the notion of legacy and discuss the many forms it can take for European Capital of Culture hosts. From Glasgow 1990 to Liverpool 2008, Lille 2004 to Essen for the Ruhr 2010, Aarhus 2017 to Matera 2019, these are some examples of ECoC editions that have made distinct contributions to our understanding of legacy. I will share some examples of available research on immediate and long-term impacts, discuss the difference between impact, legacy and sustainable change, and highlight the importance – and proven value – of symbolic, intangible and soft legacies.

As Kaunas 2022 reaches its peak, important questions to consider for all of those involved are: What will we leave behind? How will we know the value of what we have made possible? And how do we act now to ensure the benefits of our work sustain in the long term? This talk will build on the lessons learned from previous ECoC experiences to help address these questions.

Beatriz Gracia
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Beatriz Gracia

Associate Director at the Centre for Cultural Value, UK

Monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment is a mandatory part of every European Capital of Culture project. The evaluation procedures last at least several years and often go beyond the boundaries of the culture discipline. The discussion will focus on Capitals of Culture as a field of development and innovation in research on the impact of culture. What can be learnt from the findings of the Capital of Culture evaluators and what are their first impressions about the Kaunas 2022 project?

Participants: Tadas Šarūnas (sociologist, visual artist, LT), Beatriz Garcia (Senior Research Fellow in International Cultural Policy and Mega Events at the University of Liverpool and Associate Director at the Centre for Cultural Value, UK). Moderator Ana Kočegarova-Maj.

Ana Kočegarova-Maj
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Ana Kočegarova-Maj

Head of Programme, Curator of ECoC Forum / Kaunas 2022

Roberto Magro and Džiugas Kunsmanas will reflect on the foreseeable and unpredictable impacts of their artistic work in the communities of Linksmakalnis, Mastaičiai, Neveronys, and Bubiai. Work, which they describe as “creating territories of lived and imaginary poetry”. Their talk will be based on the examples of Radio Angels (2019 – ongoing) and Vizijos (2021 – ongoing) projects, developed in the framework of Kaunas 2022, in which they were aiming to give value to the local communities, its history and the story of its inhabitants using a poetic language, valorizing the inhabitants´ relationships, developing a strong imagery, one which we could define as `ghost architecture´. With participation of Lukas Alsys, Deputy Head for Culture at Culture, Sports and Science Department, Kaunas District Municipality Administration, LT; Šarūnas Pikelis, Mayor of Batniava Eldership, Kaunas District Municipality Administration, LT

Followed by a Q&A session

Džiugas Kunsmanas
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Džiugas Kunsmanas

contemporary circus artist, LT

Roberto Magro
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Roberto Magro

artist, dramaturgist, teacher and circus director, founder of „Rital Brocante“, LT

Since the outbreak of the war, Lviv, Ukraine’s most westerly city, has become a place of refuge for
hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians, a major logistic hub for international humanitarian aid, and a
media centre for journalists and reporters from all over the world. Thousands of the city’s
inhabitants did not rush to flee the city, did not panic, but are doing their best volunteering in
different aid initiatives. People from the art and creative sector have not abandoned their mission
and raced to protect monuments, old architecture buildings, stained glass windows, and works of
art. The preservation of the UNESCO World Heritage site in Lviv has been widely covered in the
media across the world. Meanwhile, the Lviv Culture Strategy Institute, led by Julia, has become an
international communication hub sending daily updates with information about the assistance
needed to its international partners. Yulia addresses the city, whose mission has become to spread
support and hope, with the following message on her Facebook account: “We get up in the morning
and do the best we can do. This is the only way to make victory possible”. In the European Capital of
Culture Forum, Yulia will speak on the events in Ukraine and answer questions from the audience.

Followed by a Q&A session

Yuliia Khomchyn
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Yuliia Khomchyn

CEO of Lviv Cultural Strategy Institute, UA

Every city applying for the ECoC title is confronted with a dilemma: how to approach audience development? How to implement it into the ECoC programme? What is it all about? Is it about the organisation managing the ECoC programme? Is it mainly about “developing” the audiences for the ECoC year? Or maybe it should be about something else…?

Kaunas 2022 made audience development a part of capacity building programme. This approach translates into investment in a long-term processes of change. Involving not only individual culture professionals but also whole organisations. And started long before THE YEAR.

In this respect, 2022 is (just) “a stop on the way” not “a final destination”.

We are going to summarise Audience Development Programme for Kaunas 2022 with all its ups and downs and through different perspectives. The storytellers will be organisers, individual participants, organisations and institutions. There will be also a chance to exchange experiences with Rijeka 2020. To conclude, we will also look at the scenarios for the future…

Everyone is invited! No matter if you’re “fluent in audience development” or you consider yourself a beginner in a subject, no matter if you are from an NGO, large public institution, ECoC team, from Lithuania or abroad.

We promise to do our best to keep it practical, light and engaging at the same time!

The moderator of this session will be Agata Etmanowicz (president of the Impact Foundation, the organisation behind Audience Development for Kaunas 2022 multi-annual programme, partner of Kaunas 2022) but the most important in this session are all her guests… Full list of names will be revealed very soon. Stay tuned! 🙂

Followed by a Q&A session

Agata Etmanowicz
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Agata Etmanowicz

President of „Impact Foundation“, PL

Marius Pečiulis
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Marius Pečiulis

museologist, historian, director of the Republican Kaunas Ninth Fort Museum, LT

Neringa Kulik
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Neringa Kulik

Director of Kaunas Biennial and Project Manager of the “Magic Carpets”, LT

From the start in 2012, Leeuwarden-Friesland saw being an ECoC as a chance, a
chance to change the future of the city and the region. Being an ECoC is just the first
step in creating a better future, a more attractive world. But for a good legacy you need a
successful cultural capital year, you need the show government and other partners like
the cultural institutions, businesses and artists what it is that an ECoC can bring to a city
and a region.
Immie is going to talk about what the ECoC brought to Leeuwarden and Friesland in
2018, but also how, now, they are working on the legacy. For Leeuwarden-Friesland the
legacy is a way to not throw away the changes we’ve made by being an ECoC but
further develop these. This means economic growth, growth in tourism, more chances
for young talented artists and as a whole being an attractive region for people to work,
live and be. This year Leeuwarden-Friesland presents the first event of this ECoC-
legacy: the first edition of Arcadia. A tri-annual large-scale event that will bring more that
60 small and large cultural projects over a period of a 100 days, this summer. Again, like
the cultural capital, a cooperation with thousands of people, all working together on
further bettering the region.

Immie Jonkmann
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Immie Jonkmann

CEO of „Leeuwarden-Friesland 2028, NL

“I will talk about the dream we have been living since 2015. I will recall how we implemented the
project strategy and reached many goals. But then life happened. We had the pandemic for two
years (it is not over yet) and now we have the war that hurts us as if it were our own. What do a plan
and life mean? How should and how can we plan the legacy? The legacy is only possible if there are
people following their dream. Now we have clear evidence that there are thousands of them in
Kaunas and Kaunas region.”

Virginija Vitkienė
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Virginija Vitkienė

CEO of „Kaunas 2022”, LT

The discussion will revolve around the experiences of the former Capitals of Culture at the end of the project and also on the near future, when the title of European Capital of Culture will be transferred from Lithuania to other European countries. What happens when the buzz is over? Which outcomes and projects of the Capital of Culture have the potential to survive and which do not? What is the perspective of the cultural field in Kaunas city and Kaunas district at the end of this long-lasting project?

Participants: Albinas Vilčinskas, Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania, Vice-Minister, LT; Mantas Jurgutis, Deputy Mayor of Kaunas City, LT, Immie Jonkmann, CEO of „Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018 – 2028“, NL;  Virginija Vitkienė, CEO of „Kaunas 2022”, LT;  Lukas Alsys, Deputy Head for Culture at Culture, Sports and Science Department, Kaunas District Municipality Administration, LT and invited guests

Moderator: Dileta Nenėnė

Dileta Nenėnė
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Dileta Nenėnė

Expert in creative industries, LT

May 20 Friday

A breakfast talk is time to discuss the role of cultural and creative industries CCIs in boosting creative cross-innovation practices in European cities and communities. How can CCIs contribute to sustainable development and new innovations?  NDPC will share the knowledge, promote existing cross-sectoral cases and practices, and look forward networking with peers around the topic.

NDPC is a governmental initiative which brings together national authorities and cultural and creative industries (CCI) associations and experts. It works towards stronger, more competitive, and more resilient CCI’s that contribute significantly to the sustainable development of the Northern Dimension region (Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, and Sweden). NDPC implements project activities to strengthen the CCI sector. It offers networking and professional development opportunities to creative professionals and provides valuable insights for policy development to national authorities.

Conference Reports

Agata Etmanowicz
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Agata Etmanowicz

President of „Impact Foundation“, PL

Ana Kočegarova-Maj
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Ana Kočegarova-Maj

Head of Programme, Curator of ECoC Forum / Kaunas 2022

Beatriz Gracia
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Beatriz Gracia

Associate Director at the Centre for Cultural Value, UK

Dileta Nenėnė
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Dileta Nenėnė

Expert in creative industries, LT

Džiugas Kunsmanas
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Džiugas Kunsmanas

contemporary circus artist, LT

Immie Jonkmann
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Immie Jonkmann

CEO of „Leeuwarden-Friesland 2028, NL

Lukas Alsys
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Lukas Alsys

PhD student in Theatre Studies, Performance Art producer

Marius Pečiulis
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Marius Pečiulis

museologist, historian, director of the Republican Kaunas Ninth Fort Museum, LT

Neringa Kulik
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Neringa Kulik

Director of Kaunas Biennial and Project Manager of the “Magic Carpets”, LT

Roberto Magro
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Roberto Magro

artist, dramaturgist, teacher and circus director, founder of „Rital Brocante“, LT

Šarūnas Pikelis
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Šarūnas Pikelis

Mayor of Batniava Eldership, Kaunas District Municipality Administration

Tadas Šarūnas
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Tadas Šarūnas

sociologist, visual artist, LT

Virginija Vitkienė
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Virginija Vitkienė

CEO of „Kaunas 2022”, LT

Yuliia Khomchyn
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Yuliia Khomchyn

CEO of Lviv Cultural Strategy Institute, UA

European Capital
of Culture
Forum

The European Capital of Culture Forum is an annual event initiated by the team of Kaunas – European Capital of Culture 2022, where leaders representing various creative fields from all around Europe come together for gaining and sharing knowledge, getting inspiration, networking and discussing the opportunities for cooperation. One of the main objectives of this initiative is to encourage the culture of collaboration with other sectors, such as business, science or politics.

Organizers:
Patrons:
Main sponsors:
Sponsors:
Project insurer:
Friends:
Information partners:
Partners:
Rolf Norås
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Rolf Norås

Stavanger 2008

Brigitte Christensen
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Brigitte Christensen

EUTOPIA / AARHUS 2017

Dominika Kawalerowicz
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Dominika Kawalerowicz

WROCLAW 2016

Patricia Klomp
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Patricia Klomp

Leeuwarden-Fryslân 2018

Neil Peterson
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Neil Peterson

Liverpool 2008

Immie Jonkman
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Immie Jonkman

Leeuwarden-Fryslân 2018

Virginija Vitkienė
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Virginija Vitkienė

Kaunas 2022

Rytis Zemkauskas
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Rytis Zemkauskas

Kaunas 2022

Agata Etmanowicz
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Agata Etmanowicz

Impact Foundation

Nadja Grizzo
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Nadja Grizzo

Essen / RUHR 2010

Graziella Vella
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Graziella Vella

Valletta 2018

Gildas Aleksa
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Gildas Aleksa

Teatronas

Lewis Biggs
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Lewis Biggs

Kaunas 2022 / Liverpool 2008

Ugnė Paberžytė
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Ugnė Paberžytė

MO Museum

Vida Narveišytė
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Vida Narveišytė

Lithuanian Sea Museum

Willy van Assen
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Willy van Assen

LEEUWARDEN-FRYSLÂN 2018

Pavlina Petrova
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Pavlina Petrova

Plovdiv 2019

Auksė Petrulienė
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Auksė Petrulienė

M. K.Čiurlionis National Museum of Art

Gintarė Masteikaitė
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Gintarė Masteikaitė

Lithuanian Dance Information Centre / Dance Theatre „Dansema“

Yohann Floch
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Yohann Floch

FACE-Fresh Arts Coalition Europe

Krzysztof Maj
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Krzysztof Maj

WROCLAW 2016

Nelija Kostinienė
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Nelija Kostinienė

Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania

Victor Jacono
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Victor Jacono

Valletta 2018

Rossella Tarantino
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Rossella Tarantino

Matera 2019

Rita Orlando
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Rita Orlando

Matera 2019

Takashi Kudo
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Takashi Kudo

teamLab

Katarina Mažuran Jurešić
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Katarina Mažuran Jurešić

Croatian National Theatre Ivan pl. Zajc

Elin Rosenström
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Elin Rosenström

Creative Europe Desk Sweden

Angeliki Peleki
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Angeliki Peleki

Creative Europe Desk Greece

Eva Žáková
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Eva Žáková

Creative Europe Desk, Czech Republic

Liene Upeniece
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Liene Upeniece

Creative Europe Desk, Latvia

Gábor Mondik
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Gábor Mondik

Creative Europe Desk Hungary

Thea Breivik
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Thea Breivik

Arts Council Norway

Magdalena Mullerova
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Magdalena Mullerova

Creative Europe – Culture Desk, Czech Republic

Mateja Lazar
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Mateja Lazar

Creative Europe Desk Slovenia

Eglė Deltuvaitė
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Eglė Deltuvaitė

Kūrybiškos Europos biuras, Lietuva

Ragnhildur Zoega
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Ragnhildur Zoega

Creative Europe Desk Iceland

Dimitrije Tadić
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Dimitrije Tadić

Creative Europe Desk Serbia

Mathilde Vasseur
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Mathilde Vasseur

Creative Europe Desk France

Irma Petrašiūnaitė
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Irma Petrašiūnaitė

Culture Night

Morana Bigač
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Morana Bigač

Creative Europe Desk Croatia

Agata Etmanowicz
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Agata Etmanowicz

President of Impact Foundation

Pier Luigi Sacco
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Pier Luigi Sacco

Pofessor at IULM Milan University, Senior Researcher at Harvard University

Paul Bourne
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Paul Bourne

Artistic Director, Business Consultant, Fellow at Cambridge University

John Bonnema
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John Bonnema

Managing Director at Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018

Mindaugas Morkūnas
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Mindaugas Morkūnas

Head of Development at MO Museum

Paulius Motiejūnas
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Paulius Motiejūnas

CEO at BC Žalgiris

Dr. Giedrė Pranaitytė
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Dr. Giedrė Pranaitytė

Vytautas Magnus University

Marcin Łapczyński
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Marcin Łapczyński

CEO at The Polish Institute in Vilnius

Prof. Dr. Marija Drėmaitė
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Prof. Dr. Marija Drėmaitė

Vilnius university

Fionn Dobbin
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Fionn Dobbin

Creative Director at the design consultancy agency Age5

Aiva Rozenberga
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Aiva Rozenberga

Former CEO at Latvian Institute

Agnieszka Wlazeł
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Agnieszka Wlazeł

PhD Researcher at School of Performance and Cultural Industries, University of Leeds

Milda Ivanauskienė
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Milda Ivanauskienė

CEO at MO Museum

Maximillian Valentin
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Maximillian Valentin

Creative Director, Lecturer

Dr. Arūnas Gelūnas
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Dr. Arūnas Gelūnas

CEO at Lithuanian Art Museum

Aušrinė Žilinskienė
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Aušrinė Žilinskienė

CEO at Lithuanian Culture Institute

Phil Tulba
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Phil Tulba

Social Enterprise Expert and Consultant

Aušra Pulauskaitė
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Aušra Pulauskaitė

Project manager, Versli Lietuva VšĮ

Simona Šimulytė
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Simona Šimulytė

Founder at ChangeMakers'ON

Monika Juknienė
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Monika Juknienė

Coordinator at NVO Avilys

Geoffrey Brown
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Geoffrey Brown

Director of Euclid, Comedian

Rytis Zemkauskas
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Rytis Zemkauskas

Journalist and television producer, curator at Kaunas 2022

Roberto Magro
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Roberto Magro

Circus Director, Researcher, Performer

Phil Tulba
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Phil Tulba

Social Enterprise Expert & Consultant

Irena Kregar Šegota
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Irena Kregar Šegota

International relations and Development at Rijeka 2020

Kristupas Sabolius
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Kristupas Sabolius

Associate Professor of Philosophy, Researcher

Rossella Tarantino
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Rossella Tarantino

Development and Relations Manager @ Matera-Basilicata 2019

Jelle Burggraaff
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Jelle Burggraaff

Expert on Creative Cooperation (formerly having worked for Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018)

Yannis Koukmas
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Yannis Koukmas

Director of Audience Development & Participation, Eleusis 2021

Anna Vinegrad
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Anna Vinegrad

Communication and Marketing, Galway 2020

Inga Norkūnienė
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Inga Norkūnienė

Klaipėda Culture Communication Centre

Pier Luigi Sacco
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Pier Luigi Sacco

Professor of Cultural Economics, IULM University Milan; Director, OECD Venice Office

François Matarasso
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François Matarasso

Community artist, writer and researcher

Else Christensen-Redzepovic
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Else Christensen-Redzepovic

EU & ECoC Expert/Advisor, Manager of “Voices of Culture”

<spam>MODERATOR</spam><br>Ana Čižauskienė
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MODERATOR
Ana Čižauskienė

Head of programme, Kaunas 2022

<spam>MODERATOR</spam><br>Dileta Nenėnė
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MODERATOR
Dileta Nenėnė

Head of Creative Europe Desk Lithuania

Mindaugas Bundza
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Mindaugas Bundza

Lithuanian Council for Culture

Eugenijus Kaminskis
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Eugenijus Kaminskis

EEA programme, CPMA

Eglė Deltuvaitė
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Eglė Deltuvaitė

Head of Culture Division, Klaipėda

Anupama Sekhar
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Anupama Sekhar

Asia–Europe Foundation (ASEF)

Nina Refsnes
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Nina Refsnes

Nordic Culture Point, Adviser

Philipp Dietachmair
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Philipp Dietachmair

Head of programmes, European Cultural Foundation (ECF)

<spam>MODERATOR</spam><br>Jūratė Tutlytė
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MODERATOR
Jūratė Tutlytė

Kaunas 2022, Design programme curator

Rugilė Barzdžiukaitė
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Rugilė Barzdžiukaitė

Film / Theatre Director, top prize winner at the Venice Biennale

Anne Boysen
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Anne Boysen

Futurist, Trend Scout

Julijonas Urbonas
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Julijonas Urbonas

Artist, founder of Lithuanian Space Agency

<spam>MODERATOR</spam><br>Monika Gimbutaitė
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MODERATOR
Monika Gimbutaitė

Culture Editor at 15min

Paulina Maloy
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Paulina Maloy

International Relations Manager, Culture Zone Wrocł

Aušrinė Žilinskienė
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Aušrinė Žilinskienė

Philologist, director of the Lithuanian Culture Institute

Mick ter Reehorst
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Mick ter Reehorst

Founder of Are We Europe

Giuseppe Porcaro
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Giuseppe Porcaro

Head of outreach and governance at Bruegel

Ana Čižauskienė
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Ana Čižauskienė

Head of programme, Kaunas 2022

Algirdas Ramaška
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Algirdas Ramaška

CEO, Vilnius International Film Festival “Kino Pavasaris”

Barbara Gessler
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Barbara Gessler

Head of Culture Unit at EACEA

Alfiero Zanotto
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Alfiero Zanotto

Adviser, Nordic Culture Point

Aideen Barry
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Aideen Barry

Interdisciplinary Artist

Agata Mankeliūnienė
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Agata Mankeliūnienė

Coordinator of the Project “Trakai – Lithuanian Capital of Culture 2020”

Pete Kercher
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Pete Kercher

Ambassador, EIDD - Design for All Europe, consultant in strategic design

Beatriz Gracia
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Beatriz Gracia

Associate Director at the Centre for Cultural Value, UK

Immie Jonkmann
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Immie Jonkmann

CEO of „Leeuwarden-Friesland 2018“, NL

Roberto Margo
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Roberto Margo

artist, dramaturgist, teacher and circus director, founder of „Rital Brocante“, IT

Virginija Vitkienė
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Virginija Vitkienė

CEO of „Kaunas 2022”, LT

Tadas Šarūnas
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Tadas Šarūnas

sociologist, visual artist, LT

Džiugas Kunsmanas
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Džiugas Kunsmanas

contemporary circus artist, LT

Agata Etmanowicz
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Agata Etmanowicz

President of „Impact Foundation“, PL

Yuliia Khomchyn
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Yuliia Khomchyn

CEO of Lviv Cultural Strategy Institute, UA

Dileta Nenėnė
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Dileta Nenėnė

Expert in creative industries, LT

Ana Kočegarova-Maj
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Ana Kočegarova-Maj

Cultural producer

Lukas Alsys
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Lukas Alsys

PhD student in Theatre Studies, Performance Art producer

Šarūnas Pikelis
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Šarūnas Pikelis

Mayor of Batniava Eldership, Kaunas District Municipality Administration

Tadas Šarūnas
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Tadas Šarūnas

sociologist, visual artist, LT

Ana Kočegarova-Maj
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Ana Kočegarova-Maj

Head of Programme, Curator of ECoC Forum / Kaunas 2022

Džiugas Kunsmanas
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Džiugas Kunsmanas

contemporary circus artist, LT

Roberto Magro
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Roberto Magro

artist, dramaturgist, teacher and circus director, founder of „Rital Brocante“, LT

Yuliia Khomchyn
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Yuliia Khomchyn

CEO of Lviv Cultural Strategy Institute, UA

Agata Etmanowicz
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Agata Etmanowicz

President of „Impact Foundation“, PL

Immie Jonkmann
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Immie Jonkmann

CEO of „Leeuwarden-Friesland 2028, NL

Virginija Vitkienė
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Virginija Vitkienė

CEO of „Kaunas 2022”, LT

Dileta Nenėnė
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Dileta Nenėnė

Expert in creative industries, LT

Lukas Alsys
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Lukas Alsys

PhD student in Theatre Studies, Performance Art producer

Šarūnas Pikelis
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Šarūnas Pikelis

Mayor of Batniava Eldership, Kaunas District Municipality Administration

Neringa Kulik
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Neringa Kulik

Director of Kaunas Biennial and Project Manager of the “Magic Carpets”, LT

Marius Pečiulis
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Marius Pečiulis

museologist, historian, director of the Republican Kaunas Ninth Fort Museum, LT

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