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Friday, July 5, 2019
After successful project participation in Pakistan in March / April with P. Hecht and Norbert Pintsch:
And in Cameroon in May / June with M. Bartkiewitz-Schmitt, P. Hecht and Norbert Pintsch:
We are now preparing for project participation of P. Hecht - a Sculptor, Graphic Artist and Musician, R. Perner, L. Fluegge and Norbert Pintsch in Colombia later this year (September / October 2019).
P. Hecht is a member of the Artist-in-Residence program of the DGFK (March 2019 to February 2020).
His project work consists of participation in children's program in cooperation with local artists,
and field studies regarding traditional culture, as well as self-employment and local exhibition possibilities; published in the Pakistani press, via S A J Shirazi, and published in the Cameroonian press via Ignatius Ndi and published in the Colombian press via Romillio Rodriguez Fajardo.
NOTICIAS...
Luego de una exitosa participación en Pakistán, en los meses de marzo/abril, con Peter Hecht y Norbert Pintsch
y en Camerún, en los meses de mayo/junio, con Marlis Bartkiewitz-Schmitt, Peter Hecht y Norbert Pintsch
se está preparando ahora la participación de Peter Hecht, escultor, diseñador gráfico y músico, Renate Perner, Lutz Fluegge y Norbert Pintsch, en Colombia, en septiembre/octubre.
Peter Hecht es participante del programa Artist in Residence de la DGFK (de marzo de 2019 a febrero de 2020).
Su proyecto consiste en la participación en el programa para niños, en la colaboración con artistas locales, así como con estudiantes de áreas relacionadas con cultura tradicional y producciones propias, y la posibilidad de realizar exposiciones locales.
Publicado en la prensa pakistaní por SAJ Shirazi,
Publicado en la prensa camerunesa por Ignatius Ndi,
Publicado en la prensa colombiana por Romillio Rodriguez Fajardo.
Labels: Cameroon, CAT Bamenda, Colombia, Cultura Nauen, DGFK Berlin, Norbert Pintsch, Pakistan, Peter Hecht, SPAETcolombia, SPARC-project, SPATHcameroon, Tanto Mejor Saboya, Thatta Kedona
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 2:10 AM,
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Informal Think Tank
Sunday, January 6, 2019
By Prof Dr Norbert Pintsch / IPC, FPAC, FBTC, DGFK
NGO projects are non-profit ventures, i.e. altruistic projects. The critical viewer quickly realizes whether the project is financially beneficial to the circle of contributors or a family.
If the facility is useful for a family and it finances the life of this family, which also applies to large families, so they should honestly convert it into private limited company.
The project carriers and the supporters of the project normally do not share this view, for which there are two reasons:
- the project carriers, the users and the suppliers, are simply too connected to each other to recognize this fact, and
- The supporters are too superficial, so that the of concealment is not perceived.
Another widespread problem is the inability of the participants to identify themselves as a project in the global and increasingly uniform world.
This means:
- Unknowingly, economic opportunities are transferred from A to B. These possibilities were in the past the results of colonialism, in the present it is the short-sighted spread of standards of so-called industrialized countries to the so-called developing countries.
Now it could be argued that life in a country is never one-sided, and in every country there is a gap between the upper and lower classes.
That is true, but the purpose of NGO projects is not to participate in the transfer of external values, but to preserve the peculiarities of the local values.
If this purpose is not shared by the project carriers, who operate under the cloak of selflessness, then the transformation into a serious private limited company should be undertaken and the principles of profit maximization followed.
The voluntary work, which was part of the long-term project work in various countries, was therefore discontinued and commercial consultation on usual rules for international business were offered.
Even if the above argument may seem antisocial to the reader, the rule remains: one and one is two, - not more, but also not less!
A wrong must be named as wrong!
Labels: CAT, DGFK, FBTC, FPAC, IPC, RUC, Tanto Mejor, Thatta Kedona
posted by S A J Shirazi @ 3:47 AM,
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