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The Baltic, Repaired by Design

The Baltic Sea’s recovery depends on method, patience and imagination. Drawing on insights from John Nurminen Foundation’s CEO Annamari Arrakoski-Engardt, this article explores how science, behaviour and culture combine to repair a stressed and shallow sea, from eelgrass meadows to sustainable fisheries and art that changes perception.

As long as there is art, there is hope

“Across Europe, people are reclaiming hope not as a mood but as a method…Hope that chooses to act again and again for justice, for joy and for each other.”

Digital Fines to Fund Culture: Will Parliament Act?

EU digital fines collected should be reinvested into culture. This piece outlines why this is important, existing precedents on how this could be done, and what nuances to take into account.

Satellite BEYOND events announced

Satellite BEYOND events are regional gatherings hosted by CAE members or CAE Geographical Hubs, in collaboration with local institutions or networks. These editions are grounded in principles of decentralisation, proximity, and contextual sensitivity.

Carefully tended and beautifully unruled

As this year of growing, resting, rooting, and seeding comes to a close, the garden we chose to represent our community keeps moving; it never stands still. Read on for our end-of-year reflections and warmest wishes for the year ahead.

A minimalist collage featuring botanical specimens layered over old scientific documents. A delicate brown seaweed and a black ink drawing of a plant overlap pages of handwritten research, evoking themes of nature, memory, and archival practice.
Sjabloon met vlinders | anonymous, 1800 - 1909, Textile pattern featuring intricately drawn butterflies with ornate markings, set against a geometric background of interlocking diamond-shaped lines in shades of brown and beige. The design combines organic and structured elements in a harmonious, repetitive layout.
Minimalist abstract artwork featuring a cream-colored background with geometric shapes aligned horizontally across the center. On the left is a vertical blue rectangle, followed by scattered yellow and black shapes resembling fragments or code. On the right are a thin red vertical line and a solid red square.