Culture Action Europe has made special arrangements with some hotels for the Beyond the Obvious conference in Budapest. We suggest you book your room with these hotels, all of them within 10-15 minutes walking distance from the venue: Balna. All given prices include breakfast. ibis Styles Budapest City hotel You may be frightened by the giant lemon on … Continued
Speakers and Discussion Activators Abris Gryllus – Artist, Hungary Alex Meszmer – Board member, Visarte, Switzerland Alexandra Sabino – Advisor to the Deputy Mayor for Culture, City of Lisbon, Portugal Alexandra Szalay-Bobrovniczky – Vice Mayor, Budapest András Szöllősi-Nagy – President, International Hydrological Programme, UNESCO András Török – Director, Summa Artium and Budapest City writer Annalisa Cicerchia – Senior researcher, ISTAT, Italy Beatriz … Continued
Cities, well-being and culture in Europe links the measurement of well-being and cultural participation. How to use data dashboards to better understand correlations between cultural participation and well-being? The following summary gives practical guidelines for using the tools developed within the framework of Activity 3.2 of Culture Action Europe’s Creative Europe network funding. Continue reading #CulturalDemocracy … Continued
The European Alliance for Culture and the Arts (where CAE is a member) appeals to include culture, arts and creative work in the the European Commission’s new strategy for achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development of the United Nations (the 2030 Agenda). The 17 Sustainable Development Goals and associated targets adopted by the United … Continued
Beyond the Obvious (BtO) is a flagship event of Culture Action Europe. It’s an annual gathering for privileged and inspirational exchange between the European cultural community, civil society, researchers and thinkers. BtO provokes the common thinking by exploring borders and edges of culture and moves beyond conventional assumptions and beliefs. BtO 2017 “Europe, quo vadis?” … Continued
We bring to you a collection of reflections on the cultural challenges of our cities. The reason is obvious; in the midst of globalisation we see that it is the cities, where we can crystallise and combine our strength. We will continue the discussions on how to shape the future urban quality of life in our … Continued
It’s a two-hour train journey to Brussels from London, a 33.3km crossing of the Channel and a mere step across the border in Ireland. Yet the UK and the EU are drifting apart. The cultural sector has been united in defending the permanence of the UK in the EU. Above 96% of the UK’s cultural … Continued
CRE-ACTION ROMA. La cultura che crea Cre•Action Roma – La Cultura Che Crea è nato con l’obiettivo di mettere la cultura al centro delle politiche pubbliche nei territori. Sviluppato nella primavera 2016 coinvolgendo numerosi protagonisti del comparto, il progetto ha individuato Roma come prima piattaforma di lavoro ed è stato sperimentato un format innovativo di partecipazione replicabile … Continued