About Day Three – 10th World Summit on Arts and Culture

About Day Three: 30 May

On Day Three, participants will collectively develop a roadmap for action. As the final day of the Summit, we will ground the discussions on how to influence and make tangible change for the future. 

TOPICS WE WILL ADDRESS

We will discuss the role of arts and culture in leading this change and how to ensure we create dynamic, diverse, sustainable and thriving spaces for everyone. Delegates will identify take aways from the Summit, agree on non-negotiable points and confirm how we will continue to keep the conversation alive. We will envision how the sector can continue to thrive as well as clearly demonstrate - to governments and peoples - the contribution made by arts and culture to society.

  • On Day Three, delegates will come together with a morning focused entirely on plenary sessions. We will begin with a comprehensive roundup, reflecting on the key insights and takeaways gathered throughout the previous days of the Summit. This will be followed by an open floor discussion with the delegates: this session hopes to create an open and safe space for debate on complex issues, viewed through different lenses, experiences and perspectives. In this interactive session, we will open the floor for broader commentary and discussion on each of our roles in shaping the future of arts and culture, particularly around the three key clusters addressed at the Summit:  knowledge systems and agency; participatory systems and connectedness; digital systems and technology.  


    PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

    • Daily round up

    • Open floor plenary (60 min-plenary)

  • Following a coffee and networking break, the final plenary session will feature a panel discussion on the pressing question on what actions we should take to chart a more just, sustainable and diverse future for arts and culture. The conversation will focus on the most urgent priorities and necessary steps forward. The Summit will then conclude with closing remarks from the co-hosts, IFACCA and Arts Council Korea, followed by a final farewell lunch together to spark new and extended discussions that can permeate beyond the Summit itself.

    PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

    • Concluding plenary: panel discussion (75 min-plenary)

    • Closing remarks by co-hosts (15 min-plenary)

    • Closing lunch and networking

 
 

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