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.
Amateur arts are practised by millions of Europeans -theatre, music-making, singing, dancing, visual arts, creative writing-, but too often policy makers and funders do not understand their significance and their impact on individuals, communities and society.
On 10 April, from 10:00–12:00 CET, we invite you to join the CARE online roundtable discussion. This event will bring together culture professionals, youth workers, and mental health advocates to explore the vital role that artistic and cultural practices can play in improving youth mental health across Europe.
On 10 April, we’ll host a launch to share what we have in store for BEYOND 2025: Being Many in Turin, Italy from 4-7 June 2025.
General Secretary of Culture Action Europe Lars Ebert will present this webinar. He will outline the work CAE does lobbying and advocating for arts and culture at a European level, and give an overview of their ongoing project State of Culture and introduce their upcoming annual conference.
Join us for the sixth episode of the State of Culture webinar “Culture & Sustainability” on Tuesday, 15 April.
Join us for the seventh and final episode of the State of Culture webinar “Intrinsic value of culture” on Tuesday, 13 May.
BEYOND 2025, Culture Action Europe’s flagship annual conference (known previously as Beyond the Obvious) will take place in Turin June 4-7, 2025.