On the Wallachian plains, between the Carpathian Mountains and the banks of the Dâmbovit¸ a River, Bucharest was once a grand neo-classical city. Much damaged in WWII, it now combines a mismatch of architectural eras, from President Ceausescu’s 1970s, communist-era housing blocks to medieval churches. Sie benutzen den Internet Explorer Version 8 oder älter Um die Seite korrekt darzustellen installieren Sie bitte eine aktuelle Version des Internet Explorers oder eines anderen Browsers (Firefox The most important of a European Capital of Culture is its future one of the most representative joint projects of the EUNIC Romania network is discussing the continuity and transformation of cultural practices beyond the European Capital of Culture year Cultural managers and operators from Timișoara (Romania) Veszprém (Hungary) and Eleusis (Greece) will discuss with international experts about the resource awareness and networked creativity as legacy generators in the context of an ECoC For this special edition of the CMA (July 10-16 1st Gallery of the Bastion Maria Theresia) the Austrian Cultural Forum Bucharest is inviting one of the best Austrian specialists in this field – Hansjürgen Schmölzer former marketing and communication officer of Graz 2003 – European Capital of Culture The CMA 2023 is open only to the cultural operators selected through the Open Call that took place in June 2023 The event is a part of the HEI – House of European Institutes project and it is organized by EUNIC Romania in partnership with EUNIC Greece EUNIC Hungary and the European Capitals of Culture 2023: Timișoara (Romania) Elefsina/Eleusis (Greece) and Veszprém-Balaton (Hungary) The partners of this project are the University of Bucharest - Faculty of Political Science & Centre for International Cooperation and Development Studies and the Project Center of the Timișoara Municipality This is the central question that will be addressed by the Austrian expert invited by the Austrian Cultural Forum and the CMA 2023 he will discuss with the participants the examples and success factors for sustainable Capital of Culture program projects “As flagship projects for cities and municipalities major cultural projects can have a wide range of effects that go far beyond the actual core of the project The example of former European Capitals of Culture will be used in order to illustrate the fields of impact that can result from them beyond the actual core of the program In addition to the actual content and cultural policy goals of the project they have medium-term impact opportunities in a wide variety of areas the development of new fields of competence and competence clusters all the way to increasing the quality of the location for new business settlements or as incubators for private follow-up investments a large number of "secondary goals" can be co-promoted and successfully promoted around cultural lead projects They thus trigger not only purely qualitative (intangible) effects When observing and analyzing such large-scale cultural projects with regard to their potential impact on a city a number of success factors crystallize that lay the foundation for later overall success as early as the project development phase Based on ex-post studies of previous Capitals of Culture the presentation will examine which factors in the project and program development of Capitals of Culture can have a lasting impact on the cultural structure of cities 10 and 20 years after the cultural year as such” Hansjürgen Schmölzer is a documentary filmmaker He is the founder and owner of BSX Schmölzer GmbH a Film & Media- & Cultural-Project Production Company mainly for the ORF (the Austrian public broadcasting company) focus on socio-cultural and cultural-historic topics From the origins of monotheism (“When God still was a woman”) anthropological stories (“Matera – from stone age to cyberspace”) stories about cultural clashes (“Cyprus – Island between two cultures”) to feature-length films about the future of democracy in the digital society (“Riot in the Matrix”) He is also editor in chief of the bilingual cultural magazine CREATIVE AUSTRIA He was responsible for marketing and communication of projects like Graz 2003 cultural capital of Europe Haydn Year 2009 and several European museums and festivals and was awarded with the Globe Award 2003 for the worldwide best marketed cultural project (Graz 2003) and with the Austrian “Staatspreis Marketing” The Cultural Management Academy 2023 is part of the National Cultural Program "Timisoara - European Capital of Culture in 2023" and is funded by the European Echoes program with funds allocated from the state budget For additional information, visit the CMA website here Telefon +40 21 201 56 21 Fax +40 21 210 08 85 bukarest-kf(at)bmeia.gv.at Anfahrt