June 2nd and 3rd, 2023 – CLIMATE FRIENDLY: ONLINE
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The 8th international and interdisciplinary symposium, Art in Motion 2023, will be held virtually and focus on . What inspires musicians, dancers and athletes to practice, rehearse and train? How can individuals keep up their drive, both short term and long term? What strategies help them maintain creativity and discipline, when the “going gets tough”? How can peers, educators, and society provide an environment that allows performers to thrive during dry spells such as the pandemic?
These and other questions around extrinsic and intrinsic incentives, i.e., the costs and rewards of hard work, as well as factors such as grit and passion, will be explored through keynotes, talks, workshops, a poster session … and performances. Participants will also have multiple opportunities over these two days to exchange ideas with one another directly during this digital event using the Whova plattform and app.
Please join us online for this inspirational event!
Prof. Dr. Adina Mornell
University of Music and Theater Munich (HMTM)
In cooperation with:
Prof. Dr. med. Matthias Echternach
Division of Phoniatrics and Pediatric Audiology, Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Munich University Hospital (LMU)
Dr. med. Andreas Winkelmann
Department of Orthopedic Surgery and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Ludwig-Maximilans-University (LMU) Munich
Medical professionals can receive further education points from the Bavarian doctors' association (BLÄK) for their symposium attendance. Please see the explanation by clicking on the German flag left of the carrot and reading the note at the bottom of the page.
Sponsor Transparency
May 27, 2023
Be your own band and be ready to “tap and roll”
Click on menu item "Tapping Game” (here on the left) to download your two-page "Tapping Board” from this website. Watch the set-up video, be creative, prepare your “instruments,” and let the tapping begin! ...
>> read moreMay 20, 2023
WORKSHOP REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
The early bird catches the worm!
No matter if you are already registered or missed the deadline for the reduced symposium fee, it’s still possible to be an EARLY BIRD. ...
>> read moreApril 18, 2023
AiM23 Timetable – available now!
Here (please click to download) you can find a PDF of the schedule with times listed in two zones for your reference. For exact details about the topics and the presenters, as well as to set up your ...
>> read moreMarch 28, 2023
Don’t miss the EARLY BIRD deadline of May 1st!
Hop on to Eventfrog after registering for the event at "My Symposium," and you will be able to choose to pay your symposium fee with a credit card! This is a new service for AiM, and we hope that it will make ...
>> read moreFebruary 21, 2023
MARK CUBAN: MASTER OF “THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX"
AiM23 will include an exclusive interview with Mark Cuban, who will bring his unusual perspective from decades of success through self-motivation to the symposium (see “Special Guest” here on this page). Don’t miss your chance to hear him answer questions ...
>> read moreJanuary 11, 2023
A “New" Year With “Old” Goals?
Honestly, if your New Year’s resolutions look like they have been recycled from previous years, it’s time to ask: WHY this déjà vu? Making change isn’t easy, and the first step is to identify the problem. What would you need ...
>> read moreJanuary 03, 2023
INFLATION is everywhere, just not here!
In the innovative spirit of Art in Motion, we will defy the worldwide trend and will not be increasing our participant fees this time around. Instead, we are freezing them at the 2021 level. We hope that this small gesture ...
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