On 31 January, the New York State Museum launched their online educational guide about New York’s Dutch history.

In 2018 maritime archaeologist John McCarthy spent 10 weeks visiting European museums to 3D scan models of Dutch VOC ships dated to the 17th and 18th centuries.

Deadline half/eind mei 2019

The Association of Russian Museums of Memory and the Anna Akhmatova Museum shared views on storytelling with museum professionals in the Netherlands.

Joining forces with the neighbours of deBuren, DutchCulture organised a conference in Antwerp about the potential of arts and creatives in the city.

Belgium and the Netherlands joined forces in 2018 for a field research into the possible contributions that arts & culture can make to city communities.

8 t/m 12 februari 2019

Are you an international artist working in the Netherlands? Please fill in our survey and share your experiences in living and working here.

In 2018, the amount of Dutch cultural activities in Egypt increased sharply. How come? And who are the artists that travelled to a country unknown to them?

Photographer Cynthia Boll wins the Zilveren Camera award for her series 'Sinking Cities, Jakarta', a follow up of the project 'The People Behind The Seawall'

Wat zijn de ethische en artistieke implicaties van nieuwe media? Een essay van Constant Dullaart tijdens de presentatie van de nieuwe site van DutchCulture.

Nederlandse deelnemer: Hugo Naber van SNG Film

Maandag 11 februari 2019 (14.00 - 17.00 uur)

Bezoek de MEDIA-stand op de European Film Market

Conferentie en IFFR Pro x VR

20-22 januari 2019

Cinekid for Professionals ontvangt steun van Creative Europe MEDIA

Throughout 2019, Never Grow Up! presents an abundance of Dutch film, literature and performing arts for young audiences in the United States.

Interview with Jude Henderson, director of the Federation of Scottish Theatre, about Brexit and the possible consequences for the cultural sector in Scotland.