UKRAINE

Creative Europe to support Ukrainian artists with a new €5 million call

The EU has announced €5 million in additional support for arts and culture through a new Creative Europe funding call—the second since September 2022—to address the severe impacts of war on Ukrainian artists and cultural organisations.
 
HERITAGE

After devastating floods in Valencia, ICOM urges museums to update their emergency plans

In the aftermath of devastating floods in Valencia, Spain, the International Council of Museums (ICOM) calls on museums and cultural organisations to update their emergency plans and clearly identify priority artworks for rescue.

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Working Conditions

“EU's Cultural and Creative Sectors Need Stronger Strategic Integration”

The EU's cultural and creative sectors are not yet sufficiently integrated into the bloc's strategic policymaking, says Isabelle De Voldere, co-author of a new report presented to the European Parliament. These sectors have immense potential to drive positive social change through the EU's transformation agenda, she argues. Isabelle De Voldere spoke to Creatives Unite about the state of CCSIs at the start of the new legislature in the European Parliament.

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London Standard’s AI-generated review, by late art critic Brian Sewell, exposes a significant philosophical threat
RGCS Symposium 2025: Call for Papers
Call for Urgent Action to Protect Artistic Freedom Across Europe

Ukraine Crisis

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Creative Europe to support Ukrainian artists with a new €5 million call

International Grant Fair by Creative Europe Ukraine

Ukrainian volunteer collective of non-architects shortlisted for RA's Dorfman Prize for Architecture

Acts of Genocide: The Council of Europe on Russia's destruction of Ukrainian Cultural Heritage

Greening

This year's water-focussed European Pavillion 'Liquid Becomings' nears to an end

The European Pavilion 2024 floating arts program is set to sail to Lisbon after navigating four of Europe’s largest rivers for its closing event. Titled "Liquid Becomings," the initiative explores floating cultural projects designed to reconnect citizens with their rivers. The closing event will take place on the 7-9th of November.

Ukrainian volunteer collective of non-architects shortlisted for RA's Dorfman Prize for Architecture
Guggenheim backlash: environmentalists and local groups oppose new development
British Library installs solar panels in greening initiative
Council of Europe Recognizes Top Cultural Route Initiatives for Promoting Heritage and Youth Engagement

Cultural Synergies

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The Biodiversity Tower is a contemporary insect hotel in Antwerp

A village in Spain has been transformed into an open-air museum

The Municipal Market of Kypseli celebrates the multicultural side of Athens

Transnational mobility affects artists’ mental health according to new report

Artificial Intelligence

A humanoid artist’s artwork is up for auction for the first time

For the first time in history an artwork by a humanoid artist, Ai-Da is to be sold at an Art Auction house. The artist’s portrait of Alan Turing, the visionary mathematician and father of modern computer science, has been on auction at Sotheby’s since the 31st of October and will run for a week. The monumental event furthers the debate about artistic agency and AI. 

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