A discussion with Raymond Walravens, founder of Go Cuba!, about independent culture, artistic freedom and state censorship in the Cuban arts today.
Now that the United Kingdom has left the European Union, what will it mean for EU-UK cultural collaborations? Read this article with FAQ's to find out.
DutchCulture and Pakhuis de Zwijger organise cross-cultural and cross-national conversations about art in corona times. Recap of the 11th edition, Paris.
Hannie van den Bergh and Jan van den Berg created 'exformation' with the support of the Shared Cultural Heritage Programme of DutchCulture.
The Goethe-Institut develops the online cultural calendar kulturama.digital for international cultural offers.
The Netherlands Cultural Institute Online (NCIO) makes Dutch culture visible in the largest online showcase of Dutch arts and culture in China.
Early December IQMF took place both on & offline. Live film screenings, online talks and an online club night; an impression of a festival with a closed bar.
The Boekman Foundation marks its 125th publication with an overview of the 5 decades of Dutch governmental contribution to international cultural cooperation.
Colourful and humorous, the woven tapestry tells the story of Tsar Peter the Great and celebrates more than three centuries of Russian-Dutch cultural ties.
A portal for independent professionals and organisations operating in the international creative industry shows what grants and schemses are available.
How can urban culture and creativity be a driver of social impact? A series organised together with Pakhuis de Zwijger.
DutchCulture's director Cees de Graaff was recently elected president of EUNIC. Here's a closer look at what the network does and at the new president's plans.
On December 3 and 5, 'Letter to My Mother' will be screened at International Queer & Migrant Film Festival (IQMF). We talked to its director Amina Maher.
Find an overview of all of our videos of the past year, for example Infected Cities, Forum on European Culture and more.
‘Our World 2018-2020’ shows photos and stories highlighting the natural world and humanity’s impact on it, at Bund 18 Jiushi Art Gallery in Shanghai, China.
Big cultural events have gone digital. Here is how Cinekid, IDFA, ADE and DDW moved from offline to online and the international impact thereof.
The Dutch cultural-diplomatic network in Germany invited culture makers to reflect on the future of international artistic collaboration in times of COVID-19.
Wat zijn de Europese culturele ambities van de provincie Fryslân ná Cultureel Hoofdstadjaar 2018?
Cross-sectoraal
Met trots presenteren de Brakke Grond en DutchCulture Overbruggen.info, een hulpportaal voor Vlaams-Nederlandse samenwerking in kunst en cultuur.
Main goals for the cultural employees were to kick off the new international cultural policy framework 2021-2024, virtually meet and get inspired.