This map aims to show the digital initiatives undertaken by museums during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is part of a broader research project on the impact of COVID-19 on museum digital strategies being developed by Dr Chiara Zuanni at the University of Graz.
Concerts are replaced with livestreams, conferences with video calls and exhibitions with photo galleries. How do you utilize virtual space? A workshop by by ecce (european centre for creative economy).
Voices of Culture is delighted to announce the 46 organizations participating in the structured dialogue on ‘Status and Working Conditions of Artists and Cultural and Creative Professionals’ with the European Commission. The selection process was implemented by the expert Joost Heinsius.
Pearle* urges EU and its Member States to take scientific evidence into account and open up the live performance sector to audiences.
Together with the Goethe-Institut and the Martin Roth-Initiative, ifa invites for proposals for a
research project, subject to approval of funds, on this topic.
Ten artists from Russia and Europe are invited to participate in a virtual residency
project organized by EUNIC in St. Petersburg, Russia´s „cultural capital“.
Visible despite the pandemic: artspring berlin is planning various hybrid forms of presentation for art and culture in the borough of Pankow during May.
C-SHIP (Cultural Entrepreneurship) is an intensive training program designed by ICHEC in response to the current crisis and launched under the framework of the United Nations International Year for the Creative Economy and Sustainable Development.
When was the last time you hugged someone? For the Goethe-Institut’s online video project “Museum of Embraces and Encounters”, artists from all over the world talk about moments of meeting and intimacy, but also of an encounter with a criminal. A collection of stories about embraces: as an expression of close encounters, but also as a symbol of reconciliation, of overcoming opposites. The stories are told by artists from all parts of the world.
ÆFLUENTS is looking for innovative projects which can bring forth thought and discourse around themes of territory, water, the effects of the current pandemic on society, social sustainability, contemporary interpretations of the rural world and art as a tool for symbolic production and social change.
NEMO has gathered information about museum reopenings and closures from 31 European countries. The overview lists details about reopenings, political and sector communication as well as hygiene measures. The overview is accompanied by a NEMO statement calling for museums to reopen and get support to stay open.
Artistic proposals are expected to challenge physical/political realities and carry us into post-pandemic worlds, where new forms of togetherness, criticality, curiosity, fun, and discovery become once again imaginable.
Cultural and creative sectors (CCS) have been hit hard by the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. This study analyses the so far effects of the crisis on the CCS, as well as the policy responses that are formulated to support the sectors. Based on the analysis, policy recommendations are formulated to further improve the resilience of the CCS in Europe in the medium and longer term.
Will we party post-pandemic? How will that transform our venues and programmes? And how will we define that very collective experience we call events? Join this Trans Europe Halles session to get inspired, hopeful, and ready to act.
Leading theatre directors in Europe are warning that the pandemic shutdowns are not only threatening the long-term viability of theatres—they are also seriously risking the development of the new generation of theatre artists.
NEMO invites you to a free webinar where Ece Özdil, Jüniör, will guide you in the search for meaning during the pandemic and a time when the role and relevance of museums are questioned. By presenting museum trends and related design methods, she will help the participants reflect on a meaningful future for museums.
KEA European Affairs has co-authored the updated “Market Analysis of the Cultural and Creative Sectors in Europe” commissioned by the European Investment Fund (EIF) under the Cultural and Creative Sectors (CCS) Guarantee Facility Capacity Building programme.
Perform Europe supports experiments to make touring of performing arts works in Creative Europe countries more sustainable and inclusive. The ultimate goal of Perform Europe is to design a future support scheme for cross-border touring and digital distribution of the performing arts.
EIF supports REinvent Finance to make new financing available to Nordic film and TV series production companies, backed by the Cultural and Creative Sectors Guarantee Facility (CCS GF) and the European Fund for Strategic Investments (EFSI).
The information session that focuses on the creative sector is scheduled for February 24th 2021.
Assessing the Impact of COVID‐19 on the Cultural and Creative
Sectors in the EU’s Partner Countries, Policy Responses and their Implications
for International Cultural Relations.
Four researchers analyse the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on the cultural and creative sectors and give insight from their research.
Following the initiative launched in May 2020, today Pearle* publishes a new edition of the map.
Lutz Leichsenring joins Factory Berlin to discuss the success of “United We Stream” on reconnecting the music scene and its audience during isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The fourth topic of Voices of Culture 2019 – 2021 will ask questions about the challenges and opportunities for the status and working conditions of artists and cultural and creative professionals. How can new priorities, policies, actions and funding streams better address this issue?
The next digital edition of Talking Europe, organised in partnership with the European Commission, invites Themis Christophidou, Director General of DG for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture, to discuss recent exceptional measures implemented to support education, culture, youth, and sport in light of the challenges posed by Covid-19.
The pandemic has changed the fashion landscape, limiting manual processes and physical meetups — but it has also created new opportunities in other areas. Find out more and learn how Fashion for Good is helping to shape a brave new world for fashion during and after COVID, through this online event.
International Yehudi Menuhin Foundation has launched an online platform to support and promote musicians by broadcasting videos of their performances.
An introduction into 13 EU programmes and their funding opportunities for the Cultural and Creative sector, published by the Creative Europe Desk Kultur (DE).
Take part in KREATIVES SACHSEN survey, aimed at self-employed cultural and creative workers in Germany or those who worked in this sector in the past year.
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