From 14-20 October you can watch free films at home, films about powerful women, about stories that need to be heard.

Perform Europe invites you in their first publication to rethink the European system of cross-border touring and support of the performing arts.

Parliament’s Culture and Education Committee called for the creation of an EU-wide framework on working conditions and minimum standards for all artists.

Our colleagues attending the Reshape conference in Ljubljana take you along on a journey towards fairer international cultural cooperation.

The third edition of the Dutch-Russian museum conference Sustainable Dialogues 2021 brings together professionals from the museums and heritage field.

The latest edition of our Cultural Mobility Funding Guide 2021-2022 is out! Read more about funding for artistic projects in or outside the Netherlands.

The Creative Europe programme has just entered a new seven year period. What does Europe want with this programme?

#CulturalDealEU and artist Jett Rebel plea for appropriate support for the cultural sector in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In December 2020 and January 2021 we took time to reflect on how to create change in and through small art institutions. Read the publication now.

In this pilot of DC TV Talks, DutchCulture and Boekmanstichting created a programme about the dimension of sustainability in international cultural cooperation.

DutchCulture presents the third and final edition of Civic Council on European Democracy, this time adressing the Polish political setting.

This article offers help with respect to drawing up a commission contract with an international maker that incorporates the uncertainties due to COVID-19.

In this publication DutchCulture looks back on the fair practices of the past three years.

Dit artikel biedt hulp bij het opstellen van een overeenkomst met een internationale maker, die rekening houdt met de onzekerheid rond COVID-19.

EUNIC Global is commissioning a Toolkit for Fair Collaboration and is looking for a team of authors.

This publication highlights best practices for cultural diplomacy and illustrates the connection between culture and the international policy (HGIS) goals.

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.

The report 'Advies Koloniale Collecties en Erkenning van Onrecht' was officially presented to Minister Ingrid van Engelshoven and published online this week.

DutchCulture and Pakhuis de Zwijger organise cross-cultural and cross-national conversations about art in corona times. Recap of the third edition, Cairo.

DutchCulture gathered 40 international experts in Amsterdam to discuss values and practicalities of fair(er) international cultural cooperation.