HERITAGE

Heritage at Risk: How the Current Conflict Threatens Lebanon's Historical Landscape

A new report seeks to shed light on the destruction of important Lebanese monuments and those under serious threat. International concern about the loss of tangible and intangible heritage in Lebanon, from both UNESCO and ICOMOS.
JOURNALISM & SOCIAL MEDIA

Reporters Without Borders Files Criminal Charges Against X Over Disinformation Case

Reporters Without Borders has filed criminal charges against X (Twitter), alleging the platform knowingly spread disinformation using its logo and images in a false video about Ukraine. The case could set a precedent for holding social media companies legally accountable for harmful content.

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Elevate supports the development of new work or provide opportunities for the exploration of creative practices in Ireland

Galway International Arts Festival | Elevate programme 2024

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Public funding

Drahomán Prize for translators who translate from Ukrainian into other languages

Ukrainian Institute | Drahomán Prize 2024

Working Conditions

Is artistic freedom coming under attack in Europe? A statement by IETM

Artistic freedom, a fundamental value, faces growing threats across Europe, with concerning examples of censorship and restrictions on the arts, according to the IETM. The international performing arts network, calls on the cultural community to defend this core democratic principle.

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Greece establishes first Higher School for Performing Arts in bid to regulate professional rights
London Standard’s AI-generated review, by late art critic Brian Sewell, exposes a significant philosophical threat
RGCS Symposium 2025: Call for Papers
Greening

And what after lignite?

A group of artists and activists in Poland are mobilising the local community for a just green transition.

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Level(s) Online Conference: Introduction to Sustainable Building Practices
Screen Savers: Energy Management webinar for Cinemas and Arts Venues

Ukraine Crisis

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

Art and Culture at war: Reflections from Ukraine

International Grant Fair by Creative Europe Ukraine

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

Artificial Intelligence

Brussels Reveals Blueprint for Policing Powerful AI Systems

The European Union has published its first draft of rules designed to govern powerful artificial intelligence systems, marking a significant step in its efforts to regulate the technology sector.


Noorderlicht Biennale 2025 Call for artworks
A humanoid artist’s artwork is up for auction for the first time
AI4Culture proves that AI can transform Cultural Preservation
The Museum of Stolen Art Preserves Ukraine's Cultural Legacy in the Metaverse

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

Artistic freedom, fair wages and decent working conditions for artists and cultural workers in the G20 leaders' declaration