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”
A survey led by UWE Bristol, aimed at studying business resilience and recovery in the creative sector.
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.
Resources and information for the Museum field, by the American Alliance for Museums.
Sonic Acts continues its OVEREXPOSED home-based residency programme
The disruptive power of the 2020-21 pandemic requires bold innovation support initiatives
to fully relaunch the cultural and creative sectors. This Creative FLIP report looks into
good practice innovation support programmes to support relaunch.
The Centre for Ideas’ new series of international conversations brings the world to Sydney. Each digital event brings a leading UNSW thinker together with their international peer or hero to explore inspiration, new ideas and discoveries.
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”.
The corona virus pandemic has impacted the creative industries severely across the world. In order to deal with this unprecedented shift, this community-sourced study commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development has compiled and interpreted the most advanced data to date about the impact of Covid-19 on the music, fashion and design sectors in Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Senegal and South Africa.
This event, delivered in partnership with Creative Cardiff, is about building resilience in the UK creative industries
A residency intended for artists living within a radius of 1000 km from Prague.
The British Council is awarding grants for exhibitions and festivals in the UK and abroad.
An Open call for the new, hybrid edition of the Athens Digital Arts Festival.
This year’s CIMAM Annual Conference is titled Under Pressure. Museums in Times of Xenophobia and Climate Emergency, and will be held in Lodz and Gdansk, Poland.
Taking place across diverse time zones spread over two weeks this September, the virtual nature of this conference will reflect new digital residency activity emerging in the field.
Cross-border employment in the live performance sector: Exploring the social security and employment status of highly mobile workers
An delivered in partnership with Tottenham Creative Enterprise Zone, about building resilience in the UK creative industries
TRAKK is offering an online Laser Workshop, with the option to make use of their studio and see your creations come to life.
The 2nd EU-Mexico Creative Industries Forum aims to identify business and collaboration opportunities between Mexican and European companies.
This action will support projects that aim to increase the visibility and the circulation of European emerging artists and works outside their own borders, in Europe and beyond.
The lively cultural scene in Bamberg must be preserved. That is why Mayor Jonas Glüsenkamp, together with Mayor Andreas Starke and cultural advisor Ulrike Siebenhaar, started the donation initiative “Heads for Culture”.
Prepared between November 2019 and March 2020, Supporting Culture in the Digital Age explores how the digital age has changed the cultural value chain; and draws on existing literature and insights provided by National Members of the Federation, as well as a range of actors from across the cultural ecosystem.
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