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The public voted for Puerta de Alcalá in Madrid (SPAIN) combining craftmanship with science. Environmental sustainability and intergenerational memory were highlighted in the jury's five winners: Antwerp City Hall (BELGIUM), Secrets of the Ice (NORWAY), Pro Monumenta – Preventive Maintenance of Monuments (SLOVAKIA), Hedgehog’s Home – Inventing a Better World (SERBIA) and Inge Bisgaard (GREENLAND / DENMARK).
MTV is set to shut down five music channels by the end of 2025, marking the end of an era in music video broadcasting. The closures reflect changing viewer habits and the shift towards digital platforms like YouTube and social media.
EMMA - Kreativzentrum Pforzheim | Designers in Residence
ECCCH's new EU-funded digital platform connects Cultural Heritage Institutions across Europe with €29,800 per project
ECCCH | Second Call – Engagement and Collaboration
Starting from the newly launched ‘Sector Blueprint’, CU talks with Lars Ebert, Secretary General of Culture Action Europe, on the upcoming Culture Compass, the AgoraEU and cultural funding in the MFF 2028-2034. Lars responds about instrumentalising culture, the necessity to talk about security, post-MONDIACULT 2025 expectations and CCS’ next steps. Read on.
NEB prizes 2025 included new intros and awarded four winners under the NEB Affordable Housing prize and 20 prizes under the NEB Boost for Small Municipalities. The Public voted for an edible school in Portugal and a therapeutic sculpture project in Italy.
Filmmakers' pledge to boycott Israeli institutions complicit in genocide
Matej Drlička: We need a European Artistic Freedom Act
Documenta 16 announced an all-women Artistic Team
Bending the Rule of Law: Slovakia's Anti-Corruption Reforms Under Scrutiny by CoE
The EU's AI Act requires transparency and copyright compliance for AI models, as well as risk assessments. Obligations are defined by computational power thresholds, with the aim of balancing innovation with the mitigation of systemic risks. However, stakeholders are disappointed.
Creative Europe Funding for Four Ukrainian - European collaboration projects
From Insight to Impact: Powering Quality Journalism with Audience Data
International exchange programme for Ukrainian professionals in Matera
New EU Report: Ukraine Heritage Fund Needs $524 Billion for Restoration
