Cinekid, Go Short, IDFA, IFFR en Movies that Matter gehonoreerd

Een vooruitblik van het Europese Onderzoeks- en Innovatieprogramma 2021 - 2027

This year's edition was dedicated to the contribution of Europe to Brasília's modernist architecture

Valuable documents have been found in Moscow witnessing the story of Soviet prisoners of war held in the Amersfoort concentration camp in the Netherlands.

Multidisciplinary collaboration in the theme of ‘inclusivity and innovation’, celebrating 60 years of Dutch-South Korean diplomatic ties.

Theatre collective Nineties presents a play in hybrid form, celebrating the passing of things as the global pandemic has shaken the cultural sector to its core.

Een overzicht van het internationaal cultuurbeleid voor de provincies Groningen, Drenthe en Friesland voor makers met internationale culturele ambities.

In August the Curaçao slave register and emancipation registers were published on the websites of the National Archives of Curaçao and of the Netherlands.

How the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands uses oral histories in the research about and management of shared maritime heritage.

On 30 September, 422 years after the Dutch landed on Mauritius, an online transfer of scans of archival documents on the history of Dutch Mauritius took place.

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19 - 21 november online en in Berlijn

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Alexandra van Kleef of the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands shares her work experience of adapting to our current challenging times.

MINDSCAPES challenges artists to explore how our surroundings can be a cause of social alienation, anxiety and depression, but also how we can find solace.

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Can works of art provide an alternative critical way of thinking on migration, besides the discourse in which European democracy has become entangled? 

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

This October, BAM celebrates the achievements of cultural talents from the black diaspora with theatre, dance, readings and other cultural manifestations.