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AVnode/Life Performers Meeting (LPM) will take place in Brussels the 20th and 21st of April organised by Culture Action Europe. The participating artists and festival organisers will talk about the future of audio-visual-art performances and develop strategies for audience development. It is a cooperation project between 13 partners from 12 countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, … Continued

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Culture Action Europe invites audio-visual-artists to a “Live Performance Meeting” (LPM) in Brussels. AVnode LPM 2015 > 2018 Bozar – Brussels 20th 21st of April 2017 On 20th and 21st April 22 audio-visual artists from all over Europe will participate in a two day event in Brussels organised by Culture Action Europe. The focus will be … Continued

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Culture Action Europe welcomes the recognition of culture’s impact via the recent joint communication ‘Towards a joint strategy…’. It also welcomes the opinions being developed by the EESC and CoR, adding additional perspectives to this important topic. Culture Action Europe wishes to underline the following issues: In view of the diversity of involved stakeholders and … Continued

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Culture Action Europe (CAE) is happy to announce that our application has been selected for co-financing by the Creative Europe Programme – Cultural Networks strand. This strand aims to support the activities of networks aiming to reinforce the cultural and creative sectors’ capacity to operate transnationally and internationally, and to adapt to change. The project will be implemented between March 2017 and … Continued

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The years of internal empowerment From 2011-2013, we held internal workshops to share knowledge of the relevant fields and thus raise the group’s own capacities, as well as to identify actions to support. We presented the work of the group to potential political allies and culminated our first two years by organising a presentation in … Continued

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For the period of 2017 to 2020, ARJ will focus on two main activities. They both support our objective to increase the understanding of human rights in the arts and culture sector, and for artists and organisations to learn to read and respond to artists rights breaches.   1—Co-creating awareness: ARJ created two tools to … Continued

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