We have always believed that as managers we must be open-minded and receptive to the world and be a part of experiences that leave their mark on a project, thereby helping us to transform them constantly and to continue to evolve.
Based on this premise, the EXIT working days are twice-yearly events held in Nau Ivanow where debates and round tables are staged to address important topics related to the performing arts. We also wish to generate informal networking spaces where people can talk quietly and proactively over a over a cup of coffee, gleaning first-hand knowledge about the projects of other people and institutions in the performing arts world.
These events are followed by the publication of the proceedings that feature the relevant messages and can be perused on the Nau Ivanow website.
EXIT 2022 Journeys Reflection and exchange on artistic support and projects as part of the Grec Festival programme, took place on 8, 9 and 10 of july in Nau Ivanow.
Nau Ivanow presents EXIT Virtual Conferences 2021
On march 17th & 18th we organize a conference focused on the new realities we are all facing because of the pandemic, with particular emphasis on artistic creation and cultural development.
We had six speakers, managers and artists from USA, Mexico, Chile, Spain, Switzerland and Hungary.
In 2020 we have organized the EXIT 2020 Trainings in a virtual version about production, internationalization, Model Canvas and distribution.
This year, we have also organized the EXIT Journey about abuse power relations in the performing arts.
In 2019, the EXIT Journey was dedicated to mediation, the public and mobility, from an international perspective. We had a training with the European project Creative Lenses, a project in which the resident company Projecte Ingenu was one of the eight European projects selected to be part of it. We also said goodbye to Project Ingenu as a resident company: the more than two years of residence at the Ivanow Ship have helped it to internationalize in countries such as Germany, the United Kingdom, Greece and Chile.
The first EXIT Journey was dedicated exclusively to internationalization experiences.
With Toni González, the participants learned how to set up a project with their eyes set on abroad and discovered what was the best way to move and make this project visible, using different strategies. One of the sessions was focused on the Latin American and European circuits and festivals, thanks to Iva Horvat and Antonio Altamirano, who were exposing the particularities to access the residences of each country. The technicians of the Institut Català de les Empreses Culturals (ICEC) and the Ramon Llull Institute provided all the mechanisms in a session on aid and mobility programs that served to discover the procedures for access to these internationalization resources. Finally, one of the days with the most attendees was the time to define, between companies and creative spaces, what a residence is: an enriching debate where a lot of ideas came up.
