76 International, European & national music organisation are “Claiming a front row seat for music” calling for policy makers to fully acknowledge the artistic, social and economic value of the music sector and to live up to these words in political decision making!
The 2nd EU-Mexico Creative Industries Forum aims to identify business and collaboration opportunities between Mexican and European companies.
This action will support projects that aim to increase the visibility and the circulation of European emerging artists and works outside their own borders, in Europe and beyond.
The lively cultural scene in Bamberg must be preserved. That is why Mayor Jonas Glüsenkamp, together with Mayor Andreas Starke and cultural advisor Ulrike Siebenhaar, started the donation initiative “Heads for Culture”.
Keychange is an international campaign and network for gender equality, which aims to diversify the current music industry to create a more sustainable and stronger community for everyone.
Together with Levi’s, British Council is inviting EU-based fashion, textiles, craft and materials designers or artists to submit creative proposals reimagining Levi’s® post-consumer materials.
Collective brings together the best stories from around Europe in an innovative platform.
Calling South African based artists from across all disciplines but with a focus in digital media output to apply for a collaborative print-making residency in Leipzig, Germany.
The CreaTures project is calling for tenders from creative practitioners engaged with matters of socio-ecological transformation to collaborate on a short-term experimental production (ExP).
The Agora Cultural Center in Wrocław in cooperation with artistic organizations from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Poland invites you to participate in Open Call as part of the international Open Air Theater Festival.
Are you a creative or artistic team developing immersive and interactive projects in Music festivals, Performing Arts or Fashion Industry? Collective and immersive digital experiences for innovation in creative industries Discover the open call for Residencies focusing on Music Festivals, Performing Arts and Fashion Industry.
As part their research, IETM is currently collecting and analysing examples of positive funding practices. IETM’s publication in progress will explore how funding programmes can contribute to a sustainable, relevant and inclusive recovery of the arts sector.
In its Final Conference, the Creative FLIP project showcased its experience and outputs of more than two years’ work on issues central to the CCSIs: Finance, Learning, Innovation and Patenting/IP.
How should we approach intercultural relations in conditions of pandemic-induced uncertainty and instability? Between April and July 2021, Cultural Relations Platform Alteration programme with the Ukrainian Institute and EU Delegation to Ukraine invited professionals from the cultural, creative and civic society sectors to explore this new normal for cultural relations.
For the Dutch-Russian online conference Sustainable Dialogues 2021, taking place 4-6 October, DutchCulture organises an open call.
The Evaluation Criteria for the EIT’s Call for Proposals 2021 for a new EIT Knowledge and Innovation Community in the Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI) have been published.
This ‘Status & Working Conditions for Artists, Cultural and Creative Professionals’ Brainstorming Report results from a Brainstorming Meeting organised by Voices of Culture on the 27th and 28th of April 2021.
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis in March 2020, live music events all around Europe have been put at a stop or with logistical and sanitary conditions never seen before. In order to investigate how to manage live music events of all formats and settings in a pandemic context, many mass gathering pilot events are organised.
76 International, European and national music organisations are calling for better recognition of music in all policy areas.
The Ukrainian Institute and the Delegation of the European Union to Ukraine are finishing the implementation of the Alteration – the programme for cultural and civil society actors from Ukraine and the EU. Alteration is a programme that consists of a series of online events aimed to define new efficient approaches to establishing, building and developing intercultural relations and connections between Ukraine and the EU in conditions of pandemic-induced uncertainty, changes, and instability. It is a mutual initiative of the EU Delegation to Ukraine and the Ukrainian Institute, supported via the EU-funded Cultural Relations Platform.
The first step of the Perform Europe call is open for application until 7 July 2021.
Funding opportunities under the new Creative Europe Programme MEDIA and Cross-sectoral Strands. All calls for proposals under the Creative Europe MEDIA and Cross-sectoral Strands have now been launched. The European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) will organise online Info Sessions to explain the new funding opportunities and application process.
NEMO has updated its interactive map of museum reopenings and closings and is happy to confirm that all countries across Europe included in the map allow museums to be open. The last country to officially allow all museums to reopen was Italy on 21 June 2021.
Bring your stories to life with Creative Europe. Creative Europe supports the development of quality audiovisual content: fiction, animation, creative documentaries, TV series or online formats.
This programme will engage a group of 45 music industry professionals including 15 exporters, to come together and explore cutting edge methods of music export, from new funding models to digital collaboration, mentoring to job shadowing; while also examining the challenges faced by artists from across Europe when trying to export their music worldwide. Apply now if you work in music export, are based in the EU, speak fluent english and if you want to help design music export programmes of the future.
COVID sent us all to our sofas to watch our favourite films during lockdown. And only now, over a year later, are cinemas opening up again and welcoming back their audiences. But was COVID the cause or just an accelerator of an already established move from big screen to small? And what was the effect of this move from cinema to sofa on the production of films and series? The European Audiovisual Observatory’s Cannes conference this year will take place online as part of the Cannes Marché du Film and be simultaneously streamed on YouTube as well.
Apply to be one of the eight writers who will discuss Writing about dance. The four-day online seminar for emerging dance critics will address the practice of dance criticism, but also the challenges and new ideas appearing during the pandemic.
Georgian-based theatre companies and cultural collectives aiming to bring performances and initiatives to the country’s regions can enter grant competitions unveiled by the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Youth and benefit from financing for their ideas.
How has Covid-19 impacted the cultural and creative sectors around the world? Cultural Relations Platform research found that the pandemic is exacerbating and accelerating pre-existing trends in cultural relations nationally, transnationally and internationally, and that structural vulnerabilities leave the cultural and creative sector particularly susceptible to shocks.
The webinar will explore the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on conservation and conservation learning across the broadest scope of ICCROM works.
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