Culture can only foster resilience if it is resilient itself. When we invest in and trust the arts, we are not only nurturing creativity – we are laying the foundation for a stronger, more resilient society.
Written by Natalie Giorgadze, General Director, Culture Action Europe
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 first episode of the State of Culture webinar “Instrumentalising culture?”
State of Culture is an outcome of a non-academic policy research initiative exploring how culture’s role and value are framed in national and European cultural policies. State of Culture also gathers insights from key stakeholders across the cultural and creative sectors on the major challenges and opportunities they face in the present world.
Today, Culture Action Europe officially launched the long awaited State of Culture report.
State of Culture is an outcome of a non-academic policy research initiative exploring how culture’s role and value are framed in national and European cultural policies. State of Culture also gathers insights from key stakeholders across the cultural and creative sectors on the major challenges and opportunities they face in the present world.
State of Culture is a non-academic policy research initiative exploring how culture’s role and value are framed in national and European cultural policies.
Here are three questions Culture Action Europe believes the cultural sector should be asking the new European Commissioner for Culture.