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2021 – STAY ALIVE | New Live DMA Publication
This report gives information about the live music associations’ main priorities for 2021 and what actions they need and expect from governments in response to Covid-19.
The Art of Reopening: A Guide to Current Practices Among Arts Organizations During COVID-19
National Endowment for the Arts research staff, surveyed national service organizations in the arts and interviewed arts organizations and consultants about reopening practices of organizations that have resumed in-person programming in 2020, during the pandemic.
Online Panel Discussion – Post–Covid Art World | Closer at home or more connected?
INSTINC Art Space in Singapore, organizes this panel discussion that will talk about the changes in the art world post-COVID–19.
Love Record Stores wins Impala Outstanding Contribution Award
Jason Rackham, MD of [PIAS] UK, created and led the campaign to help independent record stores during the coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis. What started as a social media campaign has grown into a successful international movement.
Transmediale 2021 – 2022 | A year-long Festival
The upcoming edition of transmediale will unfold via online and in-person events. This new expanded structure, formulated in response to COVID-19, will create a year-long engagement with the festival theme.
Post-Pandemic Music Ecosystems: How They Could Be Better in 2021.
These are the first 3 parts of a series of articles written by Shain Shapiro, Group CEO of Sound Diplomacy, about the future of music ecosystems in a post-pandemic world. The objective is to demonstrate that no matter where you live, 2021 can be a great year.
Online Exhibition | We=Link: Sideways
We=Link: Sideways is the second edition of the We=Link program, a platform for presenting online art. It was initially conceived by Chronus Art Center in Shanghai in late February of 2020, as a response to the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.
NEMO follow-up report on the continued impact of Covid-19 on the museum sector
In a new report NEMO analyses how museums have been affected by the pandemic. The findings and recommendations follow up on the main themes that emerged in the first report, namely consequences of losses, digital offers and organizations’ readiness to adapt.
Free webinar series on the future of museums
Six international speakers took part in a series of pre-conference webinars organised in the runup to the biennial conference MUZE.X Shaping Museum Futures, which will take place in October 2021. The recordings are available to watch for free online.
The moment for change is now. COVID-19 learning points for the performing arts sector and policy-makers
This report explores how the performing arts sector has been adapting to the pandemic and attempts to identify some of the interesting solutions for survival which should be scaled up and brought into the post-pandemic future.
How Will We Tell the Story of the Coronavirus?
Curators at the National Museum of American History were planning an exhibit about pandemics when the virus struck. Now they’re collecting artifacts of the present.
South African Cultural Observatory releases report on the impact of COVID-19 Live Music Sector
The findings of the latest study, titled ‘Impact Analysis: Live Music and its Venues and the South African economy during COVID-19’ commissioned by the South African Cultural Observatory (SACO).
ICOM Follow-up report: Museums, Museum professionals and COVID-19
To gather further information and additional data on how the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak is impacting and will affect the museum sector in the short and long term, ICOM launched a second global report .
The State of Fashion 2020
An in-depth report on the global fashion industry in the wake of the coronavirus crisis, focusing on the themes, issues and opportunities impacting the sector.
COVID-19 shows it’s time to rewrite the script on jobs in the creative economy
Many of the creative sectors are in grave danger, which is having a devastating impact on the cultural fabric, local economies and those who work in these industries.
How does a Jazz club survive? New music programming strategies audience
The participants in this panel discussion, who manage different clubs in Europe, will share their experiences and visions for how to continue programming in the current context. This panel discussion is part of the program of the JAZZ I AM – the annual international jazz meeting.
Impala’s second wave COVID-19 recommendations
Nine months after the start of the Covid-19 crisis, with most of Europe at varying stages of second wave lockdown and gradual deconfinement expected, IMPALA’s Covid-19 Task Force has issued a new call for action.
COVID-19 Survey 2: Medium-term impact on the arts residency sector
This survey is the second of three planned surveys to assess the effects of the pandemic on this sector.
Cultural participation and local resilience: Strategies for the recovery
This policy webinar will provide an opportunity to learn from latest academic evidence on the economic and social impacts of cultural participation, approaches to better capture it at regional level and instruments to increase it.
On The House
A collective of technology and design volunteers sponsoring anyone that needs help pivoting their business or personal income online during COVID-19.
Confinement and creativity | Interview with Portuguese and Italian writers
A dialogue as part of the European Literature Festival where writers and translators from various European countries participate in readings, lectures, dialogues, and panel discussions with Japanese intellectuals.
Webinar: Culture, cities and the COVID-19 pandemic
The webinar “Culture, cities and the COVID-19 pandemic” considers the initial initiatives implemented by cities and local governments, and analyses the impact of the crisis in the cultural life of cities.
#BetterMusicCities campaign
Global music policy leaders Sound Diplomacy launch the #BetterMusicCities campaign – a call to action to ensure music is at the heart of recovery in cities around the world.
Open call DutchCulture Database 2020 – COVID-19 adaption
2020 Call for the DutchCulture Database of international cultural activities, adapted to the coronavirus restrictions.
Monica and Friends cartoonist shares trusted information on COVID-19
Featuring panels and statues of Turma da Mônica, the exhibit illustrates how best to protect oneself from COVID-19.
Strategies for the preservation of cultural heritage in health emergency situations
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a direct and indirect impact on the entire spectrum of EU policies in the short, medium and long term, as well as on its external projection. This Symposium will contribute to building the necessary conditions to prevent future pandemics from having the same negative impact on the Cultural Heritage Sector, through the exchange of good practices and dialogues on policies, regulations, as well as standards and protocols.
COVID-19: Crisis, Resilience, Recovery | A report
The report shows how creators have been impacted by the pandemic and analyses the continuing effects on their income well into 2021.
Food heritage: A Strong Asset for Europe’s Recovery
Slow Food and Europa Nostra launched a joint policy brief on food heritage, to demonstrate the links between food and culture, and to enjoin the EU institutions to better safeguard this intangible heritage, as it constitutes a strong social, economic, and environmental asset for Europe’s post Covid-19 recovery.
MUŻE.X – Shaping Museum Futures | The Pre-Conference Webinar Events
Six international voices from the museum world, each of whom shall be sharing views and perspectives about museum futures in six pre-conference webinar events. The webinars shall hopefully contribute to the much-needed discussion about museums and their role in a post-COVID19 world.
