The European Parliament’s new exhibition, “Changemakers: From committed art to democratic artivism” explores how art can serve as a vehicle for societal change by juxtaposing the work of several generations of visual artists.
Join us for the seventh and final episode of the State of Culture webinar “Intrinsic value of culture” on Tuesday, 13 May.
Take part in the second of our online Artists’ Roundtables which provide an opportunity for peer-to-peer exchange between artists working in the intersection of culture, health, care, education and social sectors.
During the Mental Health Summit on Prevention and Recovery in Modern Society, Culture Action Europe will co-organise and contribute to two panels exploring the role of culture and the arts in mental health.
This CAE Lunchtime Session, which is open to the public, will walkthrough the recent Position Paper and advocacy campaign: “How the European Union can and must act to reduce discrimination against artists, cultural workers and audiences with disabilities”.
The Open Culture! International Conference will take place on 29–30 May 2025 at the Old Market Hall in Bratislava. Organized by the Open Culture platform, the event will bring together leading voices from across the cultural sector.
BEYOND 2025, Culture Action Europe’s flagship annual conference (known previously as Beyond the Obvious) will take place in Turin June 4-7, 2025.
This year’s Members Forum will take place on 4 and 7 June 2025 in Turin, Italy