COVID-19 learning points for the performing arts sector & policy-makers – IETM

Published by IETM, this report explores how the performing arts sector has been adapting to the pandemic and attempts to identify some of the interesting solutions for survival which should be scaled up and brought into the post-pandemic future. The report also addresses the needs of rethinking international and getting local in the post-pandemic future. “We COVID-19 learning points for the performing arts sector & policy-makers – IETM

House of Europe – Ukraine

House of Europe is an EU-funded programme fostering professional and creative exchange between Ukraine and EU countries. The programme focuses on different professional fields: culture and creative industries, education, health, social entrepreneurship, media, and youth. House of Europe funds cultural coproductions and cooperations between Ukrainian and EU organisations, along with the development of cultural infrastructure and House of Europe – Ukraine

Tfanen Tunisie Créative

Tfanen – Tunisie Créative  (2016-2021) aims to support the cultural sector in Tunisia. It is a project funded by the European Union within the framework of the Culture Support Programme in Tunisia (PACT) of the Ministry of Cultural Affairs. The project results from a collaboration of the EUNIC network (National Cultural Institutes of the European Union), and Tfanen Tunisie Créative

CISAC Report: COVID-19: Crisis, Resilience, Recovery

Worldwide royalty collections for creators of music, audiovisual works, visual arts, drama and literature are likely to decline this year by up to 35%  – or €3.5 billion in lost income – according to the latest annual Global Collections Report published by CISAC (International Confederation of Societies of Authors and Composers). The report, titled “COVID-19: CISAC Report: COVID-19: Crisis, Resilience, Recovery

Cultural policies in cities of the ‘global South’

The International Journal of Cultural Policy‘s last edition looks at cultural policies in cities of the ‘global South’. The diverse articles of this special issue explores how cities outside Europe and North America try to reinvent and rescale themselves using culture. They suggest that the fabric of urban cultural policy is embedded in multi-scalar power dynamics. Cultural policies in cities of the ‘global South’