In response to the severe and increasing vulnerability of global nighttime economies and cultures caused by COVID-19, a global collaboration of some of the foremost minds on nightlife governance and urban planning, spearheaded by nightlife advocacy agency, VibeLab, has created the Global Nighttime Recovery Plan (GNRP).
The digital transformation of heritage institutions, whether or not in function of the increasingly digital scientific research itself, has been a hotly debated topic for decades.
Manifesto in favour of culture and for the relaunch of the European project.
A series of videos from creative leaders in ADCE’s community, who give new refreshing perspectives during these challenging times.
For businesses under the €251 million Cultural and Creative Sectors Guarantee Facility.
The fifth edition of Mastering The Music Business, the first and largest event organised in Romania about the music industry, will take place from July 29 to July 31 in a new -online- format.
Join the Artist is the online platform that enables artists, practising any artistic discipline, to get in contact with their fans through DIY events, exhibitions and workshops, organized by the artists, on site or online.
A new call for book chapters, related to the prevailing topic of the moment, the COVID-19 pandemic and its consequences for creative industries.
In order to identify challenges that museums in Europe encounter when digitising their collections and establishing online access to them, NEMO conducted a survey on digitisation and copyright.
The data from this survey will be analysed and discussed during a webinar organized by CENL on 29 October 2020.
The Books and Audiences Network group is organising two free webinars for people interested in book and literature exhibitions and collections.
A survey by the Netherlands Museums Association indicates that one out of four Dutch museums are in danger of closing permanently within the next year due to financial losses connected to COVID-19. The Museums Association demands adequate funding to help museums through the crisis.
During and after the isolation period that hit most of the continent, the Federation of European Publishers collected information from its members – 29 national associations of publishers of books, learned journals and educational materials from all over Europe – regarding the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on book publishing.
EU leaders agreed a recovery package and the 2021-2027 budget that will help the EU to rebuild after the pandemic and will support investment in the green and digital transitions.
A call to foster creation aimed at local cultural agents and artists so that they can continue carrying out their processes and research affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
Ahead of the next European Council meeting (17-18 July), 45 leading European cultural figures issued a call for the EU to “be bold and to invest in culture and the arts, to invest in all our creative futures.”
gigmit.com is an event database and booking management tool for live music professionals and covers the entire booking process from first contact all the way to the deal. The platform transforms a very time-consuming process into a transparent and simplified online procedure – thereby saving everyone’s time and effort. The intelligent matching algorithm of gigmit.com is designed to help artists find better gig opportunities and promoters to find the perfect artist for their event.
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.
With a budget of €2.5million, the Commission launches a call for proposals: Music Moves Europe – “Innovative support scheme for a sustainable music ecosystem”.
EUNIC is the European network of organisations engaging in cultural relations. Together with our partners, we bring to life European cultural collaboration in more than 90 countries worldwide with a network of over 120 clusters, drawing on the broad experience of our members from all EU Member States and associate countries. EUNIC advocates a prominent role of culture in international relations and is a strategic partner of the EU, actively involved in the further definition of European cultural policy. EUNIC is a platform for knowledge sharing and for capacity building amongst its members and partners.
The report analyses the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on EUNIC members in the short, medium and long term and gives recommendations on how to overcome the crisis collaboratively.
What is the impact of Covid-19 on the European cultural relations sector? In this online debate, the participants will discuss the findings of the EUNIC survey report and exchange ideas on how to move forward.
A report by KEA European Affairs for the Council of Europe
Ação Cooperativista was born on April 14 in the context of the covid-19 (2020) pandemic, a period when the arts and cultural sector were dramatically affected. The public health crisis has worsened and made unsustainable the fragility and precariousness of the professionals in the sector, that is constantly under-budgeted, unable to fulfill the constitutional responsibility to defend and promote culture as a right of all.
Assomusica is the association of live music shows producers and organizers. The association has more then one hundred members all over the country covering the 80% of live concerts in Italy. Since the foundation of Assomusica, its associates have promoted thousands of concerts and events with the presence of millions of viewers.
At the same time, the association organizes events, shows and production initiatives useful for supporting the association aims and improving the quality of the shows.
On June 4th and 5th 2020, the European Network of Cultural Centres (ENCC) and Trans Europe Halles, in collaboration with the Danish cultural centre Maltfabrikken, jointly organised an online event about the effect of the COVID-19 crisis on cultural impact.
During the period of lockdown, the Institut français attached a special significance to support the artistic creation and the work of artists.
CinEd, European Cinema Education for Youth is a European project for cinema education, co-funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe – MEDIA programme. Initiated and piloted by the Institut français, it is based on a consortium of 10 partners in 9 European countries.
An online event from June 12th to July 13th : watch films for free, from home.
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