13-14 November 2025 at Greylight Projects, Heerlen & Kunsthaus NRW, Kornelimünster

What does it mean to have regenerative creative practice? We spoke to Janet Vaughan of Talking Birds in Coventry

We checked in with Isabel Ferreira, director of LABEA, and one of our visitors of last year's International Visitors programme Regenerative Culture.

We talk with Julia von MuD (DoK 15518) about last year's international visitors programme Regenerative Culture, their cultural hub, and their open call.

We reconnect with Evi Swinnen, one of our visitors of last year's International Visitors programme Regenerative Culture.

Read about the cultural scene of Munich and the opportunities the city offers for international makers.

Funding is granted for Democracy as Living Heritage, a project that approaches democracy as a heritage practice: something people actively shape and pass on.

Taking the pulse of the contemporary art landscape in two of South Africa’s major cities.

In our podcast series 'Back Fire: Stories of Cultural Counterforce' you'll hear stories of artists who respond to crisis not with silence, but with imagination.

A road-trip conversation through Germany’s Black Forest with curators Misal Adnan Yıldız and Jules van den Langenberg, funded by Europe + Heritage.

In her latest essay, Mirthe Berentsen reflects on how artists with children are structurally excluded from participating in highly sought-after residencies.

On the Move’s 2025 Cultural Mobility Funding Guide focuses on ‘green artistic residencies’ in Creative Europe countries.

A virtual exhibition putting Syrian women at the forefront of the fight for political inclusion. An article from Station to Station #5 online magazine.

Now online: a living archive of resilience, amplifying Ukrainian voices and Dutch solidarity with the Ukrainian cultural sector.

What does the art scene in Cairo, Egypt look like? We explored alternative art institutions and learned about its challenges.

What does hospitality mean in the arts today? And what new forms of care and welcome can we imagine for a future that already feels underway?

Our inaugural edition of selected stories from the latest issue of Station to Station, TransArtists’ online magazine.

Bavo De Smedt, circus artist and co-founder of TeaTime, shares insights into working abroad with a focus on Flanders and collaborations with cultural centres.

A new EUNIC NL project will create regenerative relationships in the European cultural field, starting with five mini-residencies in the Netherlands.

In the latest issue of DutchCulture | TransArtists' online magazine, discover how amid war, repression and displacement culture fights back—in Ukraine & beyond.