DutchCulture is an active member of EUNIC Global. Twice a year, the General Assembly gathers all members to discuss shared strategies and challenges.

Bristolian Priyanka Raval illustrates how artists from Bristol are taking back ownership of public space in the city, from those in power to the people.

As part of its multiannual programme, each year On the Move proposes a workshop for cultural mobility developers.

On 13 June 2022, the visitor centers of the Colonies of Benevolence in the Netherlands and Belgium were officially awarded the European Heritage Label.

Planning a creative visit to the United Kingdom? The new Arts Infopoint UK Visa Guide helps you understand the available visa options.

Join our live event on 9 June about the current conditions of the cultural sector in Hungary.

TransArtists interviews artist residencies who offer refuge in times of crisis.

Our information point aims to help Dutch artists and organisations by answering questions about cultural cooperation with Ukraine.

In samenwerking met Explore the North, Keunstwurk en Provincie Fryslân organiseren we een evenement voor culturele organisaties en makers uit Noord-Nederland.

The short film 'Indisch Zwijgen' premieres 6 May. Director Sven Peetoom spoke about 'Making Memories', a theatrical spin-off he made in Switzerland.

'Systematic Suppression: Hungary’s Arts & Culture in Crisis' is a recent report by the Artistic Freedom Initiative (AFI).

Polish Karolina Plinta illustrates how artists from both Belarus and Ukraine are shaping Polish artistic practices and society's attitudes on migrants at large.

It is the first large-scale survey to underpin with figures the debate on improving women’s position in the audio-visual sector.

The Forum on European Culture invites the author once more, for a live book presentation of the Dutch translation of 'Afropean'.

Kamp Westerbork, one of the Dutch sites with the European Heritage Label, has won the Call for Support awarded by the European Union and the Council of Europe.

From 15 April until 18 September 2022, the museum in Amstelveen shows Moroccan art in 'The Other Story'. DutchCulture is partner and hosted the opening.

Three Ukrainian theatre-makers who recently fled to the Netherlands present in collaboration with de Toneelmakerij a benefit evening on April 12.

The Dutch Crèvecoeur Fortress in Den Bosch is one of the seven most endangered monuments and heritage sites in Europe for 2022.

In 2018 the interdisciplinary artist participated in the IDFAcademy, a MEDIA-supported training course. In 2020 she won the Volkskrant Visual Art Public Prize.