Projects

November 2018

MAST – Master Module in Art, Science and Technology

The MAST project is developing an applied study module at the intersections of Art, Science and Technology, combining methodologies and practices that intertwine the academic sphere closely with the Culture and Creative Sectors. Nurturing a critical perspective on the historical, economical, social and above all cultural relevance of this interdisciplinary blend within the new digital shift, the MAST project develops…

February 2018

1% for Culture Campaign

The EU budget faces a tough challenge to fund more with less. The U.K.’s departure will leave an approximate €12 billion annual gap in the EU budget that needs to be covered. Emerging new priorities, mainly in the areas of defense, migration and border control, will also require more funding. Günther Oettinger, the European Commissioner for Budget and Human Resources, proposed a…

January 2018

1918 European Dreams of Modernity

In the history of Europe, 1918 is primarily associated with the end of the First World War. But in Eastern and Central Europe 1918 also meant the rapid disintegration of the Russian, Habsburg, German and Ottoman empires and the birth of nine new states – Austria, Hungary, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Finland. The desire…

July 2017

Fabulamundi. Playwriting Europe Beyond Borders?

“Fabulamundi. Playwriting Europe – Beyond Borders?” is a cooperation project among theatres, festivals and cultural organisations from 10 EU Countries (Italy, France, Germany, Spain, Romania, Austria, Belgium, UK, Poland and Czech Republic). The network aims to support and promote the contemporary playwriting across Europe, in order to reinforce and enhance the activities and strategies of the professionals and artists working in the sector and…

March 2017

Europe of culture: co-creating a cultural scenario

On 1 March, president Junker presented White Paper on the future of Europe in European Parliament. In this White Paper, he presents 5 possible scenarios for the EU’s future. They range from: continuing as the EU is functioning now, downscaling the European project (back) to an economic union, focusing only on what seems to ‘work’, a multi-speed Europe, or on doing much…

November 2016

Mu.SA Project

The project “Mu.SA: Museum Sector Alliance” is approved in the European Framework of Erasmus+ / Sector Skills Alliances. It aims to address the increasing disconnection between formal education and training and the world of work because of the emergence of new job roles due to the quickening pace of the adoption of ICT in the museum sector. Mu.SA addresses directly the…

2016 -

Pilot Cities

The ‘Culture in Sustainable Cities. Learning with Culture 21 Actions’ programme aims to provide opportunities for cities to participate in a learning process, to evaluate, design and implement cultural policies contributing to local sustainable development. Following the call published in May 2015, nine European cities became “Pilot Cities 2015-2017”.

May 2016

Arts Rights Justice Working Group

The Arts Rights Justice EU Working Group is an independent cross-sector working group (arts and human rights) set up in 2012 under the framework of the civil society dialogue platform, “Access to Culture”. ARJ members are representing around 30 EU and international associations, NGOs and networks from arts, free speech and human rights sectors. Since 2014, ARJ is working under the framework…

2016 -

CRE•ACTION 10 Aprile

I soci italiani di Culture Action Europe ritengono che in questo momento storico sia urgente rimettere la cultura al centro delle politiche pubbliche e riannodare il rapporto tra territori, amministrazione pubblica e settore privato. A questo fine hanno organizzato un incontro il 28 Aprile 2016 al MACRO di Via Nizza – CreAction Roma – per discutere il tema della cultura…

2013 I 2016

Tell us a story

We created a special focus on three stories: Fun Palace, Farm Cultural Park and Anibar. We accompanied those projects nearly from the scratches to observe their impact on society. Clicking on the Analysis sign you find more information and a detailed analysis. Farm Cultural Park is trying to build a piece of a better world, a small community dedicated to…

2015 | 2016

Engage Audience

“Study on audience development – How to place audiences at the centre of cultural organisations” is a study by Fondazione Fitzcarraldo, together with Culture Action Europe, ECCOM and Intercult, as a consortium, developed in the framework of the Creative Europe programme. The aim of the study is to provide successful approaches and methods in the area of audience development to be…

2013-2017

Beyond the Obvious

Beyond the Obvious (BtO) creates a space to rethink culture, to explore its borders and edges and aims to move beyond those conventional assumptions, beliefs and practices that impede the contribution of culture to social and economic regeneration at a local, national and European level. BtO enables and facilitates collaboration between actors from different sectors of our societies seeking answers…