Civil society Europe, where Culture Action Europe is an active member and represents European culture and creative sectors on its steering committee, published a statement as a contribution to the European Commission consultation on the European Democracy Action Plan. During the last years, EU core values such as democracy, rule of law and fundamental rights … Continued
Webinar Series: Fabulamundi Effects – A European digital storytelling Along with our partners Fabulamundi Playwriting Europe, CAE brings to the digital stage a week-long festival of webinars and happy hour talks focusing on the multifaceted landscape of identities, languages, and experiences in the playwriting and theatre sphere. The webinars, aimed at both professionals of the … Continued
As part of ArtLab Bergamo, Culture Action Europe’s Policy Director Gabriele Rosana will talk about the prospects for cultural policies between the 2021-2027 Multiannual Financial Framework and the Recovery Fund. Although many steps are still missing in the precise definition of budgets and programs for the next seven years, we will try to understand what … Continued
Webinar Series: Fabulamundi Effects – A European digital storytelling Along with our partners Fabulamundi Playwriting Europe, CAE brings to the digital stage a week-long festival of webinars and happy hour talks focusing on the multifaceted landscape of identities, languages, and experiences in the playwriting and theatre sphere. The webinars, aimed at both professionals of the … Continued
Ars Electronica is hosting the Festival for Art, Technology and Science from September 9 – 13. The theme, “Uncertainty and Ecology,” will underpin conversations regarding the diversity of ways in which the arts, sciences, technologies are facing the endless possibilities of a time marked by a global pandemic. “Going from the unexpected, the changing of … Continued
#Together4CreativeEurope coordinated by D6: Culture in Transit As the officials from the UK and EU continue trying to agree how the future relationship will work post-Brexit, a group of over 250 European cultural and creative leaders have signed an open letter calling on the UK Government to reconsider their decision to opt out of the … Continued
In what way can the imagination of artists and their creativity tools bring about true novums at the crossings of technology and science, tackling the most complex challenges of the future, both for society at large, and the industries in particular? The MAST project jointly explores and identifies the vectors of possible policy impacts and … Continued
Open Letter to the European Commission on the Opportunities Offered by Digital Technologies for the Culture Heritage Sector