HERITAGE

Gaza Documentary by Oscar-Winning Israeli Pair Breaks Venice Ovation Record

NAZA, from the makers of No Other Land, alleges civilian deaths in Gaza were built into Israeli targeting decisions. The film received the longest standing ovation in the festival's history — and reopened a row that has followed its director since Berlin in...
STATE OF THE UNION

Culture Action Europe to The Commission: Turn Recognition into Funding

Open letter to Ursula von der Leyen argues that June's landmark culture declaration must now be followed by money, seats at the table and a binding law protecting artistic freedom

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Philanthropy

Grant of €10,000 supports underrepresented artists who are working collaboratively to uplift their communities

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The Supporting Act Foundation | 2026 Artist Grant

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Philanthropy

Grant supports nonprofits that are empowering underrepresented emerging artists 

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The Supporting Act Foundation | 2026 Impact Grant

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Public funding

Funding for CCSI's that wish to accelerate growth, attract investment, and expand internationally

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EIT Culture & Creativity | Financial Support to Startups and Scaleups

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Public funding

Mobility funding for Ukrainians to attend key international events in Germany

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NUMO 2026 | Mobility program for Ukrainian cultural professionals

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Public funding

24,000 EUR total funding for projects exploring how art and science can address urgent environmental challenges

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České Budějovice ECoC 2028 | Ars Biologica ArtXScience Residency Open Call

Artificial Intelligence

The Commission Seeks Public Views on AI Strategy For Europe's Creative Industries

The European Commission has launched a public call for evidence to help draft a strategy on artificial intelligence for the cultural and creative sectors, inviting responses until 11 September 2026.

Europe's Authors Call For A Change in Europe’s Mindset Regarding AI
Commission: ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox Are Very Large Online Services
Meta Pays America. Europe Wants the Algorithm
Why a vote on taxing California’s billionaires is being watched around the world

Interviews

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"If AI is here, it should be a public resource": a conversation with Heritiana Ranaivoson

Bypass, Not Battle: Sönke Zehle on AI, the Commons and the Future of Creative Work

Kristin Danielsen: Culture Is a Method, Not a Product

Nina George: Stolen Words Are Stolen Futures

Greening

Europe Opens Its Doors To Heritage Under Threat

Europe's heritage doors open this September as European Heritage Days invite the public into thousands of normally closed buildings across 50 countries, framed this year around "Heritage at Risk: Revive, Resist, Reimagine" amid climate, conflict and neglect concerns.

The Commission Rewrites The Rules for Europe's Capitals of Culture
The coolest places in town: museums as refuges from the heat
The Right To Repair Is Now Active In The EU
Zeus's Mountain Joins UNESCO's World Heritage List

Ukraine Crisis

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Rebuilding War-Torn Ukraine with Renewable, Community-Led Materials

From Insight to Impact: Powering Quality Journalism with Audience Data

Commissioner Micallef in Rome to build financial support for multilateralism through culture and cultural heritage

G. Micallef: "Ukraine's future is Europe's future. And culture belongs at the center of that future"

Inclusion

Europe's Artists Are Rebuilding Trust in Fractured Communities. But Who Should Pay For it?

A new study of "socially engaged arts" documents a field that funders and policymakers say they want to support – yet one that consistently falls between arts and social-policy budgets, at a time when both are under pressure across Europe

Reading by ear: how audiobooks can help people with phonological dyslexia to enjoy books
Europe Pauses To Remember The Roma And Sinti Genocide
Brussels moves to strip Venice Biennale of €2 million over return of Russian pavilion
Culture is the far right’s secret weapon

Case Studies

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Gaza Documentary by Oscar-Winning Israeli Pair Breaks Venice Ovation Record

Designing for a Regenerative Economy — HBKsaar's Pilot

A Living Cultural Ecosystem: Valmiermuiža as a Model for Heritage and Community

The Ground We Share: How Spazio Nour Turns Heritage into Community

Working Conditions

Report: Public Libraries as Europe's Overlooked Infrastructure

A first-of-its-kind EU report argues that the continent's 67,000 public libraries do far more than lend books — and warns that funding, legal protection and data on them remain dangerously uneven from one member state to the next.

Culture Action Europe to The Commission: Turn Recognition into Funding
Malta tycoon cleared of ordering journalist's murder as prosecutors weigh appeal
70+ Cultural Organizations Are Calling For A stronger AgoraEU Programme for Culture
Name, Place Fund Campaign Open Letter to the Irish Presidency of the Council