European online conference with researchers and practitioners.
The first topic of Voices of Culture 2021 – 2023 will engage with experts on the topic of understanding digital audiences, with a special focus on performing arts and cultural heritage.
This is the second part of the ALTERNATIVE STAGES talks organised by Wired Sussex.
This discussion is the second part of the three-part online discussion series on Zoom.
This event aims to raise awareness of the importance of museums for societies and their vulnerability to pandemics, crises and conflicts.
Join Wired Sussex for a panel discussion, as well as live demos and networking.
This transnational project aims to understand how the creative and working lives of people in the music industry have been impacted by the pandemic.
The role of heritage ecosystems in the post-pandemic environment will be discussed, focusing on two interrelated aspects: different strategies for building and maintaining them, and their relationship with local business networks and heritage innovation.
A look at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on illustrators – both from a creative and practical point of view.
This is a study requested by the CULT committee, of the EU (Committee on Culture and Education).
Parliament’s Culture and Education Committee called for the creation of an EU-wide framework on working conditions and minimum standards for all artists.
The Erasmus+ funded project The GLAMers has published a study on the digital engagement with youth by GLAMs (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) during the pandemic.
Perform Europe Insights: Sustainability through innovation is the first publication of Perform Europe, an EU-funded project aiming to rethink cross-border distribution of the performing arts. IETM is the lead partner of Perform Europe along with 4 other organisations.
Unpacking the implications of a sector in transition as a result of COVID-19: A focus on South West England’s creative and cultural sector.
How is the cultural sector faring under the Trio Presidency and in the 30th year of the Weimar Triangle?
VII Meeting of Culture and Citizenship: “POSTCOVID CULTURE: 25 CHALLENGES”
For people seeking solutions to society’s global questions.
Post-Pandemic Public Engagement: Fragmented conditions to re-establish connection.
Join Wired Sussex to discuss the implications, challenges and possible business models for livestreaming in the music industry.
A survey led by UWE Bristol, aimed at studying business resilience and recovery in the creative sector.
An online festival for creatives to discuss and inspire sustainable change
From September 8 to 12, Ars Electronica 2021, the festival for art, technology and society, will take place not only in Linz (Austria) and 86 other Ars Electronica Gardens around the globe, but also online.
The Affect and Colonialism Web Lab offers two digital fellowships from
November 2021 until April 2022.
This new call supports cultural collaboration initiatives between Eastern Germany and other European regions experiencing (post-pandemic) systemic transformations.
Join Creative Lives to learn from creative groups across Scotland, the UK and Europe about how to ‘build back better’ post-pandemic.
On International Waters – Creative Ports interreg Baltic Sea region project final conference.
This fund aims to provide emergency funding awards to culturally significant organisations that were financially sustainable before Covid-19 but are now at imminent risk of failure and have exhausted all other options for increasing their resilience.
EDN announces their second publication in 2021, entitled “Virtualised Dance? Digital shifts in artistic practices”, a part of the “Fit for the Future” series of research papers commissioned by the European Dance Network.
Sonic Acts continues its OVEREXPOSED home-based residency programme
In early September, the 2021 edition of the Creative Economies Forum features celebrated practitioners from the fields of creative innovation, research and entrepreneurship. This year’s theme is “Certain Uncertainties”.
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