’’The First InSEA ArtExchange’’
- a Slovenian initiative
THEMES FOR THE MAIN CONGRESS,
27-30 June 2011
1. Cultural Spaces: art education from a cultural anthropological and sociological perspective
2. Arts and Science: Common Spaces: synergy of creation in fine arts, the liberal arts and science
3. Spaces and Objects: environmental consciousness in the 21th century
4. Virtual Art Spaces: creative potentials of new imaging technologies
5. New Spaces For Art Education: multimedia in museum, museums in cyberspace”
6. Issue Based Art Education: plenary panel discussion
RESEARCH PRE-CONFERENCE
25 June, Saturday, 26 June, Sunday 2011
Theme: Authentic Assessment in Art Education: New Media, Models, and Tools
Art education is about creation, meaning making and sharing experiences through and about art. Evaluation of results should also serve these purposes: inspire, interpret and improve performance. The Research Pre-Conference of the 2011 InSEA Congress invites presentations about research on authentic and reliable methods of assessment and evaluation of students’ and adult learners’ performance, quality, use as well as cultural, social and individual value of arts projects, methods and themes. This conference could have been termed “evaluation beyond testing”, but it seems more appropriate, quoting one of the speakers, to focus our efforts on developmental assessment. (Schönau, 2010)
KEYNOTES:
1. History of assessment in art education in the United States, Stanley MADEJA, Northern Illinois University, US
2. Assessment of performance in the visual arts: what, who and how? Douglas BOUGHTON , Northern Illinois University, US
3. Developmental models reconsidered, Folkert HAANSTRA, Amsterdam School of the Arts, The Netherlands
4. Evaluating visual culture – consequences of a paradigm shift in art education for assessment, Kerry FREEDMAN, Northern Illinois University, US
5. National assessment of art and design skills in France. Bernard DARRAS, Centre of Research, Images, Cultures and Cognitions, (CRICC), University of Paris 1 (Sorbonne), France
6. From Child Art to Visual Language of Youth: The Hungarian Visual Skills Assessment Study,
Andrea KÁRPÁTI, ELTE University, UNESCO Centre for Multimedia in Education, Budapest and
Emil GAUL, President, National Art Educators’ Association, Budapest, Hungary
MAIN CONGRESS
27 June, Monday, 30 June, Thursday 2011
“ART – SPACE - EDUCATION”
Art education has long gone beyond schools or even lifelong education environments. It penetrates all areas of life, where visual design, creation, communication and perception is a dominant activity. During the Budapest congress, members of InSEA are invited to enter a series of art spaces: contexts where visual culture is relevant, visual communication is dominant, where art sets the stage and the context is defined by the hands of the creator or the eyes of the beholder. We invite contribution in a variety of forms: themed sessions, roundtables, individual presentations, posters, exhibitions, workshops and online activities: e-seminars, discussions and workshops on internet based co-construction of knowledge about art spaces in the following themes:
1. Arts and Science: Common Spaces: synergy of creation in fine arts, the liberal arts and science
2. Cultural Spaces: art education from a cultural anthropological and sociological perspective
3. Spaces and Objects: environmental consciousness in the 21th century
4. Virtual Art Spaces: creative potentials of new imaging technologies
5. New Spaces For Art Education: multimedia in museum, museums in cyberspace”
6. Issue Based Art Education: plenary panel discussion
7. Authentic Assessment in Art Education
Hungarian Art Education Showcase
Date: 06. 27. 2011, Monday 11.30-13.00 and 14.30-16.00
Get to know what’s new and exciting in Hungarian art and design education! Teachers, trainers and researchers share information about the educational system in the host country of the inSEA Congress, new ideas, projects, training programs and plans for the future.
Please download the program
here.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS AND CORREFERENTS
1.Common Spaces for Arts and Science
Presenter: László LOVÁSZ, Professor of Mathematics, Member of the Hungarian Academy of Science, ELTE University, Faculty of Science, Budapest, Hungary
Chair: Rita IRWIN, InSEA President
2.Cultural Spaces – Art education from a cultural anthropological and sociological perspective
Presenter: Christine BALLENGEE MORRIS, The Ohio State University, Department of Art Education, US
Respondent: Mihály HOPPÁL, European Folklore Institute, Budapest, Hungary
Chair: Marian PREVODNIK, Vice President of InSEA
3.Spaces and Objects – Environmental consciousness in the 21th century
Presenter: John STEERS, the SIR HERBERT READ AWARD RECIPIENT.
Respondent: Emil GAUL, President, Hungarian Art Educators’ Association, Budapest, Hungary
Chair: ANN Kuo, World Council member of InSEA
4.Virtual Art Spaces: creative potentials of new imaging technologies
Presenter: Nina CZEGLEDY, independent media artist, curator and writer
Chair: Angelika PLANK, President of THE European Council of InSEA
5.Common Spaces for Arts and Science: interdisciplinary models of creating a synergy among the fine arts, liberal arts and science
Presenter: Sara CALCAGNINI, Leonardo de Vinci Museum of Science, Technology and Arts, Milan, Italy (confirmed)
Respondent:
Tamás VÁSÁRHELYI, Senior Researcher, Hungarian Natural History Museum
and Associate Professor, ELTE University, Faculty of Science
Chair: World Council member, InSEA
6.Issue Based Art Education – plenary panel discussion
Moderator: DEBORAH SMITH-SHANK, Vice President of InSEA
Panelists: Peter A. Vietgen, Faculty of Education, Brock University,
Ismail Ozgur Soganci
Anadolu University, Eskisehir, Turkey, Ademola Azeez, Akoka Federal College of Education Lagos, Nigeria
7.Authentic Assessment in Art Education
Presenter: Diederik SCHÖNAU, Senior Researcher, CITO, the Dutch Central Institute for Test Development, The Netherland
Respondent: Andrea KÁRPÁTI, Professor and UNESCO Chairholder, UNESCO Chair for Multimedia in Education, ELTE University, Faculty of Science
Chair: Douglas BOUGHTON, Northern Illinois University, School of Art, US
VENUES
REGISTRATION
Registration
Registration dates:
Registration fee
Full price:
On site registration:
Please exchange Your money to Hungarian Forints (HUF) before coming to the congress! We cannot accept foreign currency and cannot accept credit cards either.
Please transfer your registration fee to this account:
Account holder: InSEA 2011 HATA (Hungarian Art Teachers' Association)
Account number IBAN: HU32 1176 3062 1582 3883 0000 0000
Swift code: OTPVHUHB
Bank Address: OTP Bank,
H-1062 Budapest, Andrássy út 83., Hungary
Hungarian Art Teachers Association (HATA)
/Magyar Rajztanárok Országos Egyesülete (MROE)/
/Hungary/ 1114 Budapest, Villányi út 27.
/H-1519/ Budapest, Pf. 363.
Fiscal code: 19024316 1 43
Please register for the INSEA 2011 Congress, the evening events, as well as the optional excursions and post-congress tours by using the online registration form link below.
online registration form
Museum education program at Ludwig Museum
– Museum of Contemporary Art
Time: Tuesday June 28th
Art is contemporary!
Play, discover, learn
As a collector and exhibition centre of international, regional and Hungarian contemporary art, the in Budapest is one of the most significant institutions of contemporary art in Central and Eastern Europe.
Museum education at the Ludwig Museum has a ten-year-old history, which has been marked by a great number of school groups, family events and professional programs, museum educational publications and many more projects.
On this occasion, those who visit us may take a tour at the Palace of Arts, the building where the Ludwig Museum resides. We would also like to present the history and the collection of the museum as well as the work and the most important methods and projects of the museum education department.
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Museum education program at the Museum of Fine Arts
Time: Thursday June 30th
During this afternoon session museum educators share how they use the permanent collection of the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest with K-12 students during school visits. Conference delegates will have an opportunity to try out activities, games, tasks, educational materials and handling objects which help bring works of art to life. Time will be allocated for participants to exchange thoughts and ideas with each other. The museum staff hopes everyone will take away ideas they can use in their everyday teaching with collections near them or with reproductions in the classroom.
In addition, participants will visit the Art on Lake exhibition, presented in the 20,000 square meter artificial lake situated next to the Museum in the City Park and discuss how it might be used with students of all ages. After a viewing the contemporary sculptures on display, participants are invited to create their own works of art.
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SKANZEN PALETTE
Visualization techniques at the Hungarian Open Air Museum
(Szentendre)
A half-day study tour on 30th June 2011.
The Hungarian Open Air Museum presents the folk architecture, interior decoration, farming and way of life in the Hungarian language area from the 2nd half of the 18th century to the 1st half of the 20th century, through original and authentic objects, relocated houses arranged in old settlement patters.
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Pick-up: at 14.00 at Main Congress venue
Duration of the program: 5 hours
Departure from Szentendre back to Budapest: at 18.00
Arrival in Budapest: at 19.00.
Minimum number of participants: 20 persons
The tour includes the transfers from and to Budapest, the museum entrance fee and the program fees inside the museum (guide, craft workshops, travelling by Skanzen train, wine tasting and flat bread).
Tour price: 8.000 HUF
Local contact:
Ms. Edit Gali, sales manager, Hungarian Open Air Museum, Szentendre
e-mail: gali.edit@sznm.hu
tel: +36 26/ 502-514
Map
Wellness packages
InSEA_Carbona
InSEA_Spirit
For booking or more information,
please klick on the hotel names!
Mercure Budapest Duna***
Address: 1095 Budapest, Soroksári út 12.
opposite to the congress venue!
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Single room: EUR 62 / night
Double room: EUR 70 / night
The above quoted rates include the buffet breakfast and applicable taxes (18% VAT, 3% local tax).
Cancellation & payment policy: Credit card guarantee is needed at the time of booking. All hotel costs are to be paid at check-out. The rooms can be cancelled without penalty until 48 hours prior to arrival. After this deadline the credit card will be charged with 1 night cost.
Danubius Hotel Flamenco****
Address: 1113 Budapest, Tas vezér urca 3-7.
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Double room for single occupancy: EUR 74 / room / night
Double room for double occupancy: EUR 82 / room / night
The above quoted rates include the buffet breakfast, applicable taxes (18% VAT, 3% local tax) and the free entrance to the Danubius Premier Fitness Centre (sauna and swimming pool, fitness room).
Cancellation & payment policy: Your credit card will be charged with 1 night cost at the time of booking. The rooms can be cancelled without penalty until 48 hours prior to arrival. After this deadline the 1 night cost is not refundable.
Star Inn Hotel Budapest Centrum***
Address: 1066 Budapest, Dessewffy u. 36.
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Double rooms for single occupancy: EUR 58 / room / night
Double rooms for double occupancy: EUR 64 / room / night
The above quoted rates include the buffet breakfast, applicable taxes (18% VAT, 3% local tax) and WiFi Internet.
Cancellation & payment policy: Your credit card will be charged with 1 night cost at the time of booking. The rooms can be cancelled without penalty until 48 hours prior to arrival. After this deadline the 1 night cost is not refundable.
Promenade City Hotel***superior
Address: 1052 Budapest, Váci utca 22.
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Single room: EUR 60
Double room: EUR 75
Triple room: EUR 95
The above quoted rates include the buffet breakfast, applicable taxes (18% VAT, 3% local tax) and WiFi Internet.
Cancellation & payment policy: Credit card guarantee is needed at the time of booking. All hotel costs are to be paid at check-out. The rooms can be cancelled without penalty 24 hours prior to arrival until 18.00 o’clock. After this deadline the credit card will be charged with 1 night cost.
Hotel Ramada Budapest****
Address: 1094 Budapest, Tompa u. 30-34.
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Standard double room for single use: EUR 70
Standard double room for double use: EUR 82
Superior double room for single use: EUR 85
Superior double room for double use: EUR 97
The above quoted rates include the rich American buffet breakfast, applicable taxes (18% VAT, local tax), use of Health Club (sauna, fitness) and WiFi Internet.
Cancellation & payment policy:
Credit card guarantee is needed at the time of booking. All hotel costs are to be paid at check-out in cash or by credit card. The rooms can be cancelled without penalty 48 hours prior to arrival until 18.00 o’clock. 48-24 hours prior to arrival 50% of the ordered services, but min. 1 night cost, within 24 hours or in case of no show 100% of ther ordered services is to be paid as cancellation fee.
Star City Hotel***
Address: 1078 Budapest, István u. 14.
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Single room: EUR 45
Double room: EUR 58
Triple room: EUR 75
Quadruple room: EUR 100
The above quoted rates include the buffet breakfast, applicable taxes (18% VAT, 3% local tax) and WiFi Internet.
Cancellation & payment policy: Credit card guarantee is needed at the time of booking. All hotel costs are to be paid at check-out. The rooms can be cancelled without penalty 24 hours prior to arrival until 18.00 o’clock. After this deadline the credit card will be charged with 1 night cost.
Hotel Metro*** Budapest
Address: 1132 Budapest, Kresz Géza utca 1.
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Double room: EUR 44 / night / room
Extra bed: EUR 18 / night
The above quoted rates include breakfast and applicable taxes (18% VAT, 3% local tax).
Cancellation & payment policy: Your credit card will be charged with 50% of total cost at the time of booking.
The room can be cancelled without penalty until 7 days prior to arrival. After this deadline the 50% of the total cost is not refundable.
Achat Premium Hotel Budapest****
Address: 1101 Budapest, Hungária körút 5.
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Single room: EUR 69 / night
Double room: EUR 79 / night
The above quoted rates include the buffet breakfast, applicable taxes (18% VAT, 3% local tax), WIFI and use of fitness room.
Cancellation & payment policy: Credit card guarantee is needed at the time of booking. The reservation can be cancelled without penalty until 18.00 on the day of arrival.
Hotel Radio Inn**
Address: 1068 Budapest, Benczúr u. 19.
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Apartman for 2 persons: EUR 55 /night
Apartman for 4 persons: EUR 88 /night
Cancellation & payment policy: Your credit details are necessary to guarantee the booking. The rooms can be cancelled without penalty until 48 hours prior to arrival. After this deadline the 1 night cost is not refundable.
Marco Polo Top Hostel
Address: H-1072 Budapest, Nyár utca 6.
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Double room: EUR 26 / person / night
Triple room: EUR 21 / person / night
The above quoted rates include breakfast and applicable taxes (18% VAT, local tax).
Cancellation & payment policy: Your credit details are necessary to guarantee the booking. The rooms can be cancelled without penalty until 48 hours prior to arrival. After this deadline the 1 night cost is not refundable.
Home stay: be a guest of a Hungarian art teacher or student and host her / him in Your home!
POST CONGRESS TOURS
Half-day tours
Museum visits will be organised to introduce congress participants to temporary and permanent exhibitions as well as museum education workshops.
Please check out the program from early June!
Museum Education program at the Hungarian National Gallery
The Art Studio for Children and Young People (GYIK Műhely) is an after-school art studio that has been operating in the Hungarian National Gallery for 36 years. It aims at integrating contemporary art and art pedagogy and involve students in creative art activities. The afternoon and evening workshops are led by artists of fine and applied arts as well as art pedagogues. Students are introduced and presented a wide range of materials and tools that are beyond those used in standard art lessons and art pedagogy in schools. Carrying out are art projects in groups is a typical work form in GYIK Műhely.
www.gyikmuhely.hu
Istvan Sinkó
leader GYIK
Hungary
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One-day tours
Etyek, Folk Arts and Crafts and County Fair
Departure at 9.00 on 1 July, from the main entreance to the congress venue.
Etyek is a beautiful Hungarian-German village 40m kilometres from Budapest. our host will be the Magyarkút Art School, 2091 Etyek, Kossuth Lajos u. 1
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Local contact: Mrs. Lilla Lakatos, lillaetyek@freemail.hu artist and art educator, Program Director, Magyarkút Art School
Workshop leaders: Lilla Lakatos, textile artist, Dóra Nagy, textile artist, Bertalan Nagy, woodcarving artist
Program:
The tour includes a bus transfer from and to major congress hotels, one lunch, one dinner, arts and crafts workshops (weaving, kilt making, and wood work).
Minimum number of participants: 15
Price: 7.000 HUF
Note: Registration for this tour will open during the Research Pre-Conference and the Main Congress.
Overnight stay: If you want to stay overnight, book your accommodation at Villa Haka. There is a public bus service back to Budapest several times a day or you may ask for a shuttle at the hotel.
Collection of Children's Art in Kecskemét
Departure at 9.00 on 1 July, from the main entreance to the congress venue.
The child art collection was founded by the Pedagogia Sub Rosa Cultural Association that is inspired by the work of the educationalist Johann Amos Comenius, who resided in the Hungarian Sárospatak Castle famous for its Sub Rosa Hall. The collection contains reviewed work representing the visual language of children and youth and its relations with contemporary art. The Association offers summer workshops for talent development where artists and children work together in a mutually inspiring environment.
URL:http://www.pedagogiasubrosa.hu,
http://www.artchildgallery.blogspot.com
Note: Registration for this tour will open during the Research Pre-Conference and the Main Congress.-A brief visit to the Gallery is also included in the and it is also part of the two-day tour , see below.
International Child Art Collection
at the Lake Balaton in Zánka
Departure at 9.00 on 1 July, from the main entreance to the congress venue.
Founded in 1976, the Collection organises yearly international child art, crafts and design contests called “Rainbow” . At present, about 2.000 works from 100 countries are stored here. The Collection that also organises summer camps for talented children, prize winners of the exhibition, is located within the Zánka Childrend and Youth Centre, at the shore of the Lake Balaton.
URL: http://www.zanka.hu/english/
Note: Registration for this tour will open during the Research Pre-Conference and the Main Congress-A brief visit to the Gallery is also included in the and it is also part of the two-day tour, “Trip to the Lake Balaton, visit to Zánka and the Káli Basin” , see below.
Trip to the Lake Balaton
Visit of Zánka and Káli basin
Duration of the program: 10-hours
Minimum number of participants: 20 persons
Pick-up: at 9.00 in front of the Main Congress venue
Departure from Zánka back to Budapest at 17.00
Arrival in Budapest at 19.00
Tour price: 11.000 HUF (The fee includes bus transfer, guided tours and a 3-course lunch.)
Please register for the tour on the Registration Platform! Please add the tour price to Your registration fee and transfer it to the congress bank account indicated on the platform!
A full-day bus tour to the Káli basin and Zánka
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Lake Balaton, in the Transdanubian region of Hungary, is the largest lake in Central Europe and one of its foremost tourist destinations. As Hungary is landlocked, it is often affectionately called the "Hungarian Sea". The Zala River provides the largest inflow of water to the lake and the canalized Sió is the only outflow. The mountainous region of the Northern shore is known as a major wine region, while the flat Southern shore is known for its resort towns.
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The most characteristic part of the Balaton Uplands was granted protection - perhaps at the last moment - when a protected landscape area in the Káli Basin was established in 1984 on an area of 9,111 hectares. Several basalt cones emerge from the level of the basin (Hegyestű, Kis-Hegyestű, Lapos-Hegyestű, Kereki Hill etc.). In the middle of the basin, dolomite and limestone ridges cross wetlands and surround the 15-hectare-large Kornyi Lake. The block fields near Salföld, Kővágóörs and Szentbékkálla, where millstones were cut and carved for hundreds of years, are geological values famous throughout Europe. The most beautiful is the rocky ridge of Szentbékkálla, which has survived almost intactuntil the present day.
During our tour we visit the Sea of stones at Szentbékkálla and the basalt coloumns of Hegyestű volcanic mountain. Lunch is served in the traditional Koloska Inn (called Csárda in Hungarian) near Csopak. The Koloska Valley itself is a fine hiking route. It is a magnificent experience to have lunch in the middle of the woods under the open sky.
After lunch we visit the International Child Art Collection in Zánka.
http://www.zanka.hu/
The Zanka Children and Youth Centre covers a surface of 209 hectares in the picturesque environment of Balaton
Highlands rich in natural and historical resources, int he vicinity of well-known, tourist attractions, e.g.
the Kali-Basin, the Valle of Arts, Tihany, and the Badacsony hills.
The Gallery of Children’s Art in Zánka was figured out and founded by a Hungarian painter, Elek Bernáth n 1973.
Since then we have announced our fine and applied arts competitions for children every year and besides collecting their artworks we are committed in caring these young talents.
We have 20 000 pieces of children’s artworks arrived from110 countries.
This collection is unique in Europe and being a wonderful treasury of the imagination of the children in the world it provides rich material for experts and educators researching visual development.
The collection and its exhibition will be presented by Ms Kinga Bene, the head of the Gallery.
On the spot you can visit sport resort, Adventure Park, Military Park, harbour, Balaton beach, and so on.
Adventures in Kiskunság, the Hungarian Prairie (Puszta):
Kecskemét
Departure at 9.00 on 1 July, from the main entreance to the congress venue.
The Hungarian prairie (Puszta), situated at the Alföld lowlands, is one of the most characteristic parts of the landscape of this country. This tour takes you to the town of Kecskemét, famous for its Art Nouveau buildings and art life, and shows you the famous Puszta landscape with its traditional agriculture and typical plants and animals.
Kecskemét was established in the 14th century. Churches of different religions and the Art Nouveau town hall and museum marks its centre. In the 1970s, an art colony was established here with international studios for ceramics, enamel and animation film. Zoltán Kodály established his first music school here, and the town is also home to the International Kodály institute, the centre for the world famous music education system. Kecskemét also gave its name to one of our most famous national drinks, the Apricot Brandy (“Kecskeméti barackpálinka”). The town is also an industrial centre, with a new Mercedes car factory to open in 2012.
International ceramics Studio
Szórakaténusz Toy Museum and Workshop
International Enamel Workshop
House of science and Technology (in the Old Synagogue
building) (Here you can see the plaster copies of the sculptures of Michaelangelo from close up.)
Program:
08.00 – Tour starts in Budapest, in front of the congress venue (ELTE University)
09.30 – City tour in Kecskemét: Art Nouveau buildings, Luther Palace
12.00 – Ex hibition of Children’s Art from the First Hungarian Museum of Child Art
14.00 – Thee optional programs:
1. Hungarian Ceramics Studio
2. Animation Film Studio,
3. Sorakatenus Museum of Toys and Naïv Art Museum
16.00 – Bus ride to the Hungarian Lowlands (Pusta)
16.30 – 20.00: Horse show and dinner at the local inn
20.00 – 22.00: Bus ride back to Budapest
Number of participants: 20-48 persons
Contact: Marianna Mészáros (mmkecs@gmail.com), art teacher
Tour price: 17.000 HUF (includes bus transfer, entrance tickets, Puszta program and lunch)
Two-day tours
Baroque Town of Eger and Art Camp
Departure after the congress finishes, at 14.00 from the main entreance to the congress venue
Tour price: 39.000 HUF (The fee includes bus transfer, programs, hotel room /double occupancy/ and lunch)
Please register for the tour on the Registration Platform! Please add the tour price to Your registration fee and transfer it to the congress bank account indicated on the platform!
The city of Eger, situated in the heart of the Eger wine country is proud of its more than 1000 years of glorious historic past, spectacular architectural monuments, and therapeutic waters. Eger, naturally, one of the most famous tourist attractions in Hungary is also known as the city of Baroque architecture, beautiful wines, inviting spas, and dedicated students.
Consequently, we are pleased to invite you to take part in the following program:
- June 30.
- July 01.
July 02. 9.00-11.00 Return to Budapest
FOLDER FRIENDS: child art on your folder – find the Hungarian school where it comes from and get connected!
The Curators of the InSEA 2011 Exhibition, Gizi Boldizsár and Kinga Bene welcome applications from prospective exhibitors. Please note that only registered participants may exhibit.
You may register at the Congress registration site (see link on top of this page) and submit Your abstract, indicating Exhibition outline after the title of Your submission. Please indicate at the end of your abstract the number of poster stands you need (1, 2 or 3).
Your exhibition will be shown on poster stands that are 100 cm wide and 200 cm tall, with a usable area of 95 and 195 cm respectively. Please leave space for header on the top: a 10 cm wide and 100 cm broad space will include the congress logo, name of exhibitor, institution, city, nationality, title of exhibition. We will print this header based on your abstract submission. As space is limited, we can assign maximum 3 poster stands to each exhibitor. You may use one side of the stand, so plan for one, two or three 100 x 200 cm spaces.
There are two options for your exhibition materials to arrive to the congress venue:
By mail: please make sure to get them to Budapest by 20 June.
Address:
Mrs. Ágnes Modrovics, InSEA 2011 Communication Officer
Centre for Science Communication and UNESCO Chair for Multimedia in Education
ELTE University, Faculty of Science
H-1117 Budapest, Pázmány s. 1/a Hungary
insea2011@gmail.com
In person: on 26 June, Sunday, 14.00-17.00 at the Main Congress venue: H-1117 Budapest, Pázmány s. 1/a Hungary, Building A, Ground Floor, Exhibition Area (will be signposted).
’’The First InSEA ArtExchange’’
- a Slovenian initiative
Dear participant of the World Congress of InSEA in Budapest,
You are kindly invited to join ‘’The first InSEA ArtExchange’’ – an exhibition of artworks of participants, to be held in the corridor of the main congress venue in ELTE University in Budapest. The basic purposes of this idea are:
1) to encourage art educators to make their personal creative art,
2) to foster International friendship and contacts for further cooperation and making networks’ ,
3) to give ideas for possible upgrading in different art educational context in the world,
4) to advocate for visual art education,
5) to learn and to have fun.
Be a piece of the Budapest InSEA ArtExchange world mosaic!
Welcome!
THE NINE STEPS RULES OF THE FIRST InSEA ARTEXCHANGE:
1) Conference delegates are invited to submit one art work on paper.
2) Work should be 148 mm x 210mm (A5 size)
3) Work must be the artist's own, with the following English text on the reverse:
Name:
Title of work:
Technique:
Date of origin:
Statement:
This is my own, original work.
This artwork is a donation, it becomes of another participant of the INSEA World Congress 2011. Budapest.
Signature:
e-mail address:
Any message to the new owner of the work.
4) Any standard (flat) two dimensional medium can be used (ie print, drawing, painting, digital image, artistically created photography, etc).
5) Opening of The First InSEA ArtExchange will be on Monday, 27th of June at 19 hours, in ELTE University, Main Aula, by Marjan Prevodnik vice president of InSEA.
6) The artworks will be exchanged on the last day of the Congress, Thursday, 30th of June at 11.00, in coffee break. All participating artists are welcomed to attend the official exchange in person in order to see the person with whom the InSEA Artexchange will be made.
7) The exchange will be allowed only to those Budapest participants who submit an art work to enter the exchange at the end of the congress. The artworks will be delivered to an individual by casting lots, a kind of bingo.
8) InSEA Artexchange Organizing Committee: 1) Marjan Prevodnik, Slovenia; 2) Glen Coutts, Scotland, UK; 3) Emil Gaul, Hungary; 4) Nóra Kiss, Hungary; responsible for this exhibition
9) Where to send artwork:
INSEA World Congress Secretary, Nóra Kiss
(ELTE TTK 1117 Budapest,
Pázmány Péter sétány 1/a. 726)
Deadline: 25th of May
ARTEXCHANGE participants: please bring Your artwork to the congress venue and handed out it at the registration desk, no later than Monday, June 27, 10am.
Opening of ArtExchange Monday, 27th of June at 19 hours, in ELTE University, Main Aula, by Marjan Prevodnik, InSEA Vice President.
The artworks will be exchanged on Thursday, 30th of
June at 11.00, in the coffee break.
A motto of this ARTEXCHANGE exhibition
(to paraphrase a philosopher René Descartes):
’I am an InSEA ARTIST, therefore I exist ‘
PAPER SESSIONS will consist of the oral /visual /audiovisual presentation of four papers followed by discussions (15 + 5 min/ paper). The individual papers are grouped into sessions by the Scientific Committee based on the topics.
WORKSHOPS the promoter is responsible for required equipment and materials. Please include the maximum number of workshop participants as well as the equipment and technology needed in the workshop in the final paragraph of Your abstract. (Duration: 60, 120 or 180 minutes.)
POSTERS will be on display during the congress. The poster size is A0 (840 x 1190 mm).
PROCEEDINGS abstracts will be published on the Program Book. Abstracts and selected full papers will also be published in the Congress Proceedings (CD-ROM). Selected full papers invited for publication should also be submitted using the online submission system. Instructions about the paper submission will be added on this page and sent to corresponding authors together with the notification of acceptance.
Please find below instructions for full paper contributors, short paper presenters, poster presenters and workshop organisers.
Research Pre-Conference catering
Catering fee: 14.500 HUF
ORGANISERS, SPONSORS, CONTACTS
Emil Gaul, Professor of Art and Design Education, President of the Hungarian Art
Teathers’ Association (HATA) and
Andrea Kárpáti, Professor and Head, UNESCO Chair for Multimedia in Education, ELTE University, Congress Co-Chairs
Gabriella Pataky, Assistant Professor of Art Education, ELTE University, Congress Secretary
Anikó Illés, PhD, Associate Professor, Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design
SPONSORS
Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE)
Hungarian Art Teathers’ Association (HATA)
Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME)
CONTACT US
InSEA Congress 2011 Budapest
MROE
insea2011@gmail.com
Math-Art: The Aesthetics of Interdisciplinarity