From February 2020, COVID-19 pandemic has had a severe impact on Europe’s economy, especially on the two
sectors the project is working on – tourism and creative industries. In reaction to such a situation, the TraCEs partnership decided to launch the first edition of the Cultour is Capital Fest, envisioned to become an annual event.
A COVID-19 Transition Arts Task Force has been set up by the Ministry for National Heritage, the Arts and Local Government in collaboration with Arts Council Malta.
The new IRIS Plus report.
A new initiative to support its members in this time of unprecedented challenge due to COVID-19. The Shared Recovery Programme will combine peer-to-peer solutions with tailor-cut expert support.
A series of virtual conversations that aims to open the discussion on how to develop resilience in changing environments and sustain sociocultural work in the wider region of South Eastern Europe.
Springboard is a series of webinars by Creative Europe Desk Munich presenting European training opportunities for the audiovisual industry.
The EFF will reflect on the challenges and opportunities faced by the European audiovisual industry in the context triggered by Covid-19.
Many public authorities take the view that culture is secondary or even a luxury. They gravely misunderstand the true value of cultural investment and the consequences of neglecting culture as part of recovery policies.
A unique exhibition designed to be explored using an electric car has proven a great success with visitors, selling out all pre-booked tickets for its three-week run.
In the Corona crisis, numerous associations in the music industry appeared together for the first time. Now music companies and independent labels, publishers, organizers, club operators and the musical instrument and equipment industry want to consolidate this alliance – but without founding a new umbrella organization.
The European Commission, to complement and support Member States’ actions, has taken a set of measures to tackle the consequences of the novel coronavirus outbreak on the cultural and creative sectors.
This page is for artists, organisations who are beneficiaries, and other participants in the Creative Europe Programme.
Innovative support scheme for a sustainable music ecosystem.
The European Film Forum in Venice took place online and addressed what can be done to foster recovery and build resilience in the European audiovisual sector.
Five specialists in tourism, and creativity will discuss on the role of culture and creativity in supporting tourism recovery in fragile destinations.
In June, Europeana brought together 60 cultural heritage professionals from across Europe for a special series of peer-to-peer workshops on ‘Digital transformation in the time of COVID-19’.
Along with the tourism sector, cultural and creative sectors (CCS) are among the most affected by the current crisis, with jobs at risk ranging from 0.8 to 5.5% of employment across OECD regions and the effects will be long lasting due to a combination of several factors.
Now that the COVID-19 emergency measures have been uplifted, the Ministry for the National
Heritage, the Arts and Local Government in full collaboration with the Malta Arts Council, is
publishing the COVID-19 Tranistion Guidelines for artistic productions held in established
indoor and outdoor theatres.
Arts reboot, a webinar series covering 6 topics addressing the current challenges for arts organisations, providing practical tools that enable participants to shape the current scenario into opportunities for the future.
ARC Research and Consultancy has carried out a first survey entitled ‘The Impact of COVID-19 on the Cultural and Creative Sectors in Malta’ in order to measure the impact of the pandemic on these sectors in Malta to date, to give visibility to this impact, and to propose measures by which local authorities can assist and support.
Art critic and curator Rajesh Punj interviews a selection of Maltese and international artists on the involving effect of space on their art practice against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic and its implications.
Arts Council Malta (ACM) is the national agency for development and investment in the cultural and creative sectors. Its central task is that of effectively funding, supporting and promoting the cultural and creative sectors in Malta.
As soon as the emergency situation hit Malta, numerous artists shared their concerns on how the situation is going to impact them.
Ars Electronica 2020 is a journey to measure the “new” world and a journey through “Kepler‘s Gardens“, which are located in Linz at the JKU Campus and at 120 other locations worldwide. September 9-13, 2020.
A series of live webinars that examine the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the cultural and tourism sector – in particular on the networks and activities of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe-, to identify challenges that Cultural Routes are facing and discuss opportunities and innovative solutions to overcome this crisis.
A series of live webinars that examine the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the cultural and tourism sector – in particular on the networks and activities of the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe-, to identify challenges that Cultural Routes are facing and discuss opportunities and innovative solutions to overcome this crisis.
The Creative Europe Desk KULTUR organises the online conference “Looking Ahead – New Opportunities and Visions within EU Funding for Culture after Covid-19” in the context of Germany’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
This webinar discusses the ways that heritage conservation learning has continued during the pandemic by highlighting the challenges facing this practical field and the learning opportunities for today and the future.
Take this survey and participate in the research to bring out the wealth of experience, skills and sensitivity in cooperation between Culture and Health in Piedmont, Liguria and Valle d’Aosta, Italy.
The third webinar of the ASEFPDT series this year will explore current issues in conversation with diplomats and cultural professionals.
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