Future of Europe is Europe of culture! The Reflection Paper “Belonging and Becoming: A cultural response to the White Paper on the Future of Europe and the accompanying reflection papers” proposes a first answer to this question, reflecting the voices of over 500 cultural players throughout Europe. A QUICK OVERVIEW The Cultural Sector’s assessment of the 5 … Continued
On the 5th of July, Culture Action Europe (CAE) ran an online discussion to debate what role culture and the arts can play in the Future of Europe. Jamm’Europe was live during 7 hours, engaging with cultural operators, artists and representatives of the civil society around four issues: Liberté, égalité, fraternité: Let’s talk values Citizens … Continued
The five scenarios presented in the White Paper aims to steer a debate on the future of Europe. They offer a series of glimpses into the potential state of the Union by 2025 depending on the choices we will jointly make. The starting point for each scenario is that the 27 Member States move forward … Continued
Jamm’Europe, is an ephemeral online platform, an open space to discuss what role culture and the arts can play in the future of Europe. Which scenarios, what policy proposals we, cultural players aspire to? How do we envision Europe of Culture? This spring, Juncker commission published the white paper on the Future of Europe presenting five possible scenarios for the … Continued
In May and June 2017 Culture Action Europe organised a series of discussions in CAE hubs in Zagreb, Rome, Bonn, London, Brussels, Stockholm, Budapest, Paris, conducting interviews with the main stakeholders at the EU institutions, leading personalities, thinkers and researchers. Based on these contributions we will host an online discussion Jamm’Europe open to all. This collective exercise provided a … Continued
On this page you can read Mu.SA newsletters that compiles project related news. Fifth Mu.SA Newsletter is out on International Museum day. Digital platforms and digital skills play a major role in creating this new collaborative, fluid and interactive environment for museums. Along with the conceptual transformation of museums comes a necessary re-defining of the … Continued
Ten years after the adoption of the Agenda for Culture in 2007, a new European reality calls for its urgent revision. There is a growing recognition by Member States and European institutions of the contribution of culture to the progress of the European Union. In times of accelerated economic and social change, culture can play an … Continued
