Following the unfortunate cancellation of the Paris 2020 Conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are happy to announce that we have moved our annual rendez-vous online with an e-Xperience starting on Sep 14 and concluding on Sep 28. All details below, Register Now!
For any enquiry, please do not hesitate to contact: [email protected]
Schedule
This integrated e-Xperience will be delivered in a series of 9 interactive sessions over a period of 2 weeks, from Monday 14th of September to Monday 28th of September 2020. The Sessions will take place on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Given how global our community is, we have tried to accommodate as many time zones as possible in our schedule.
Check the full schedule below.
Location
This e-Xperience will take place on Zoom. Once registered, the zoom log-in details will be shared via email.
Registration
Registration is now open. Scroll Down to Register Now! This e-Xperience is offered for free for our tCL2020 registered members. To ensure an interactive and enriching e-Xperience, places will be limited. Make sure you log in to your tCL account and check the registration tab below to secure your spot.
How to Register
This e-Xperience is open to 2020 tCL registered members only. It is our pleasure to offer it as a gift waving all related fees.
If you are a CCC alumnus you can now activate your tCL membership for 2020 and register for this e-Xperience at the same time.
Once you have successfully completed your registration, we will send you all the necessary log-in details.
To register for this e-Xperience:
- Please ensure you are logged in to your member space. Click on “Log in“ below. If you are having trouble with your log-in details please contact [email protected]
Log in
- Once logged in, the register button will appear below. Please click on the link to register to this e-Xperience. If you are having trouble with the registration process please contact [email protected]
Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first-completed-first-served basis.
Nurturing the Art of Change
Art and power have always been begrudging bedfellows and yet the power of art – that sight, sound, smell, taste, rhythm or feeling – engages emotion in such a way as to provide communication, understanding and participation at loftier levels than analytical visions and approaches. These feelings may in turn spur thinking, engagement and even action.
Art traverses language, culture, borders and even centuries. The invitation to enter the artist’s mind and uncover the intimate process of artistic creativity is more appealing today than it has ever been. Once here, how can we equip ourselves to address our vast social, environmental and economic crises and injustices? Our e-Xperience will be a space to engage with academics, practitioners, artists and each other to cultivate the answers:
- How is art impacting the practices of leadership and change agency?
- Where is it being used for organisational, social or territorial change?
- How can I respond to complex change through art?
- How can I bring art into my daily practice?
- What are the necessary conditions for the artistic process to take place?
- How can I trigger the creative process to think differently?
The high-pitched calls to action that now beckon require us to kickstart our collective imaginations and creativity – building a capacity to conceive of what might be in ourselves, our teams, organisations, communities and in society at large. In the face of the chaos that looms – having tried and tested the linear and the rational – let us now come together to nurture the art of change, and see what from it grows.
We are very fortunate to have academics, practitioners and artists, all passionate about the interconnectedness between art, management and change, joining us to facilitate diverse and interactive online sessions.
This integrated e-Xperience will be delivered over 9 consecutive interactive sessions starting on Monday the 14th September and concluding on Monday the 28th September 2020. Sessions will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for 60 or 90 minutes. Please check the full details below.
Here you will find the full programme book including the speakers biographies, the sessions synopses, and the suggested readings.