Cultural Deal for Europe: an open letter ahead of the EP elections 2024 In the framework of the Culture Deal for Europe Campaign, Culture Action Europe and our partners from the European Cultural Foundation and Europa Nostra address with a new joint appeal the sitting and hopeful Members of the European Parliament, as well as … Continued
“Three video podcasts documenting a 4-day exchange of artistic practices, led by disabled artists collective Al.Di.Qua & hosted by EDN member Lavanderia a Vapore. Artists, choreographers and other dance professionals were invited to join a 4-day collective and collaborative exploration of disabling conditions and systemic barriers set by prevailing ableism in contemporary dance. The EDN Carte … Continued
This publication follows a Mobility Webinar organised by On the Move together with Wales Arts International and Arts Infopoint UK to discuss cultural relations between EU Member States and the United Kingdom, with a focus on the visual arts. It presents the main takeaways of the conversation, which greatly benefited from the input of representatives … Continued
Culture Action Europe joined Civil Society Europe’s (CSE) Working Group dedicated to supporting civil society and citizens’ participation in EU democracy, and to following up on the Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE) and its final proposals.
Today Culture Action Europe’s project, “Pop the Vote! Culture on the Ballot,” launches an open call to find 52 young Changemakers from 14 countries who want to deepen their artistic and activism practices by exploring innovative ways of community engagement using the language of the arts and culture for political change.
Pop the Vote! Open Call for artists, student artists and/or cultural workers between the ages of 18-30. Changemakers are people like you who want to deepen their artistic and activism practices by exploring innovative ways of community engagement using the language of the arts and culture for political change.
‘Eye-to-Eye’ is the European Festivals Association’s (@EFAfestivals) Festival Quarterly. It assembles a variety of voices that speak about our society, the state of the arts and reasons why the arts exist, concepts, and moments in contemporary life. Eye-to-Eye zooms into the perspective and minds of six individuals who ask themselves in one way or another … Continued
You can now read the full report of the 2023 Beyond the Obvious un|Conference, as well as listen to the newly published podcast episode, “Elefsinian Mystery: Handle with Care.”