The Freedom of Artistic Expression in the European Union publication presented by the Greens/European Free Alliance Group and Culture Action Europe, commissioned by MEP Diana Riba i Giner, offers a general overview of the global and European legislative framework and case-law, outlining further possible courses of action aiming at strengthening the legal protection of FoAE at a European level.
An Interperiphery Centre for ‘Contemporanities’ (Aipcc) is a new concept developed by female black artist Sonia E. Barrett whose aim was to challenge the conventional perception of arts space. Aipcc was born as a response to a collective experience of many black artists living in artistic residences in Europe.
Temporary economic legal migration: an urgent need to establish a well-functioning system responding to the operations of economic sectors that rely on third-country nationals for short stays and who are moving in and out and around the EU and the Schengen area. The case for the live performance.
Where are we at in the EU’s international cultural relations five years after the Joint Communication on the subject? On 14 of October a joint meeting took place between the European Parliament’s Committee on Culture and Education (CULT) and Committee on Foreign Affairs (AFET) regarding the developments after five years since the adoption of the Joint Communication “Towards an EU strategy for international cultural relations”.
On 17 September, the Capacity Building for European Capitals of Culture organised an interactive meeting on “What are the digital challenges and opportunities for the future ECOC’s cities?” in the framework of the ENCATC Member Talks.
On 17 September, the Capacity Building for European Capitals of Culture organised an interactive meeting on Audience development in the framework of the ENCATC Member Talks.
Do you want to learn more about the #Amplify project and how can you be involved in the campaign? Do not miss this opportunity, join us for this lunch break session and learn more about what you can do to bring underrepresented voices to the Conference on the Future of Europe.
During the closing conference in Zagreb and Ljubljana last week, all the results were presented and tested: the 9 prototypes – developed collaboratively by 40 artists and art workers from across Europe and the Southern Mediterranean – tackle the art sector’s major challenges and help the transition towards fair and sustainable practices.