Culture and arts journalism, archiving, and publishing to be discussed at a workshop

The workshop, which will bring together professionals, researchers, students, and those interested in the field of culture and arts, will address current issues in journalism and publishing through the dimensions of recording, archiving, and access. The program, which will be held between 10:00 and 16:00, will include open table sessions and face-to-face interviews.

The process from reporting on culture and arts events to transforming them into a permanent memory will be opened for discussion from different perspectives at the workshop. Through open table sessions and face-to-face interviews, the fundamental problems of culture and arts journalism, the changing ecosystem of publishing, the effects of digital platforms on culture and arts production, and new trends in magazine publishing will be discussed.

The program will feature two parallel Open Table series. In Open Table 1, the sessions "Fundamental Problems of Culture and Arts Journalism" will be held between 11:00-12:00, "Platformization of Culture and Arts Production" between 12:20-13:20, and "Keeping the Record of Culture and Arts" between 14:00-15:00. In Open Table 2, the topics "The Changing Ecosystem of Culture and Arts Publishing," "New Trends in Culture and Arts Magazine Publishing," and "Activating the Collection" will be addressed, respectively.

In the face-to-face interview series, the sessions titled "Culture and Arts at the News Desk" will be held between 11:00-11:40, "Written Memory of Culture and Arts" between 11:50-12:30, "Culture and Arts from Archive to Publication" between 12:40-13:20, and "Bringing Culture and Arts to Children" between 14:00-14:50. The event, which will begin with an opening at 10:00, will conclude with the "Final Report" closing session between 15:30-16:00, and the contributions of the participants will form the basis for a written report. Event registration can be accessed at kumevakfi.org.