The ‘Structurally F–cked’ report on artists’ pay and conditions, published by Industria and a-n, highlights a culture of low fees and unpaid labour, and concludes with proposals for new ways in which publicly funded institutions can better work with artists.
The need for more diversity in cultural institutions is great: cultural institutions have the task of creating cultural participation and an attractive cultural offer for all parts of the heterogeneous urban society. But how can this task best be tackled?
The Pact for the Future, The Daejeon Declaration is the key outcome document of the 2022 World Congress and defines the Strategic Priorities for the Organization 2022 to 2028.
The particularly bad impact that the pandemic had CCS domain is due to the specific working conditions in the sector (i.e. project-based work and discontinuity of employment is the rule).
This comprehensive overview reflects the work carried out by the Council of Europe, other international intergovernmental organisations promoting freedom of expression and human rights, and non-governmental, civil society and cultural organisations concerned with artists’ and cultural rights, as well as the experiences and perspectives of artists.
Report highlights the urgency to support anti-racist practice in London’s visual arts sector
This second episode of a special four-part podcast series explores what affects the right to participate in cities’ cultural life.
The document can be used by all museums and their responsible persons, regardless of institution size and collection type. The recommendations should make it possible to offer scalable solutions, based on personnel and the financial circumstances of an institution.