A detailed insight into the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cultural and artistic production, organizations, and workers in the majority of ex-Yugoslav countries.
Are you ambitious and passionate about using your cultural and creative expertise in tackling climate justice and the ecological crisis?
The Global Agenda sets out 11 key actions for international creative industries and governments worldwide to support the growth of creative industries and help them to tackle some of the biggest challenges of the 21st century.
This webinar will discuss the significant trends in cultural finance over the previous few decades, including traditional public expenditure models, private and philanthropy funding.
A global invite to all public enthusiasts from all walks of life, backgrounds & practices to (re) imagine the smart city as cultural system. Join in this conversation to co-create the vision of the future smart city.
The European Cultural Community proposes a transversal and overarching Cultural Deal for Europe to place culture at the heart of the European project.
Are you an Arts & Culture Provider or a Disability Service Provider? ENCC & EASPD conduct a survey on Cultural Centres to evaluate their (non)cooperation with Disability service providers. They need your voice.
How lack of knowledge in the cultural sector creates barriers for disabled artists and audiences?
Enter, Het Nieuwe Instituut’s new video conferencing platform, is seeking its second artist in residence. This open call seeks to question how an alternative digital space could look and feel.
IETM’s new publication aims to feed the current debate on funding for the arts, and offer strategies and solutions to improve the situation of the arts sector.
Residency Programme for Research Connected to the Environmental Crisis for national and international artists, cultural practitioners and researchers working individually and collaboratively in all art forms.
This open call aims to select and support artistic proposals in the intersection between Art and Technology with close affinities with the biennial’s theme, to be exhibited online.
“Some Call Us Balkans” community is looking for 8 emerging artist-travelers who will work jointly & transdisciplinary.
To what extent does art and culture come from everyone and are addressed to everyone?
With this interactive guide, the European Commission wants to ease access to the funding opportunities available for the cultural and creative sectors across all the funding sources of the European Union available in 2021-2027.
The aim of the call is to support the implementation of international cultural projects interpreting the concept of the Arts of Survival of the European Capital of Culture Tartu 2024 in the years 2023–2024.
Culture Next is selecting seven European artists to work individually or collectively and share their visions for culture in today’s changing world.
The Northern Spaces for Creative Innovation Call for Ideas is open to cultural and creative industries professionals from Northern Dimension countries to submit their cross-innovation project ideas.
How do we keep our spark alive working in independent cultural centres? The penguin project develops ideas, tools and methods to help cultural workers answer that question for themselves.
EGU’s popular AiR programme welcome applications from science-artists for a residency at EGU22, which is taking place in Vienna, Austria from 3-8 April 2022.
The relationship between arts & health has regained an interest because of COVID-19. An array of institutions are exploring programs & strategies intended to support health & well-being of which examples from across the world are discussed in this intriguing issue of Arts Management Quarterly.
Wales Arts International are hosting an online event at Wales Climate Week, discussing rethinking international work and touring with a panel of experts.
How do we implement climate justice responses in our cultural organisations and practices?
Discussions towards a more inclusive, connected & sustainable mobility scheme.
This edition of Performance Corporation’s collaborative artists residency will take place 10-17 February 2022 and focus on the crossover between Arts and Immersive Technology, such as Virtual Reality and Mixed Reality.
The sessions are designed to empower employers to adopt inclusive and lawful recruitment practices.
This publication, developed by Culture Action Europe and its membership, offers an overview of the place of culture in the National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs) of the Member States of the European Union.
The call is open to, designers, artists, activists, knitters, seamstresses, researchers, educators, performers, photographers, filmmakers, writers, and fashion enthusiasts all over the world.
AN INTRODUCTION INTO 13 EU
PROGRAMMES AND THEIR FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CULTURAL AND CREATIVE SECTOR.
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