The HKAAA organizes a Cultural Leadership Summit each year, as a major event of the Association,
aiming to bring together experienced international and local cultural leaders to share and discuss
important issues of cultural leadership and management which are relevant to the Hong Kong arts
scene. This year’s conference, held in 2011 June, will focus on the theme “Arts Spaces That Work,
and Why”, exploring issues on venue planning and design; operation, management and governance; programming, branding, outreach and audience development; and alternative arts spaces. Summit Title | Arts Spaces That Work, and Why | Date | 1-3 June, 2011 (Wed-Fri) | Venue | Jockey Club Amphitheatre, The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts (1/6/2011)
Rayson Huang Theatre, University of Hong Kong (2-3/6/2011) |
Language | Mainly In English with simultaneous interpretation | Fee | Full Rate $1500
Early-Bird Rate – before 18 May 2011 $1400
Full-time Student $800
Member of HKAAA $1250
Group Booking (5 registrations or above of the same organization) $1250 |
International and regional speakers:
Michael Lynch | Former Chief Executive, Southbank Centre, London | Adrian Ellis | Executive Director, Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York | Patrik Schumacher | Partner, Zaha Hadid Architects | Jill Smith | General Manager, Geelong Performing Arts Centre, Melbourne | Marcus Davey | Chief Executive Officer and Artistic Director, Roundhouse, London | Wang Zhengming | Vice President, National Centre for the Performing Arts, Beijing |
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