Have a look at the following artists and Artist in Residence programmes in the Netherlands and their take on the current corona crisis.

Nieuwe deadline: 28 mei 2020 (17.00 uur)

The choir is sharing the performances in the hope of bringing a positive message into the world, connecting audiences worldwide in this 150-days online event.

Dutch National Opera is scaling up their opera streaming services through the European OperaVision network.

Even though the Eurovision Song Contest will not take place in Rotterdam this year, artificial intelligence offers an alternative for sharing songs with Europe.

Meet Double, a remote-controlled self-driving robot, which can move through 'The Swarm' in Tetem – presentation platform for digital culture.

There are still possibilities to exchange art and culture in an international context. The #CreativeEuropeAtHome campaign shows inspiring online activities.

Two books (in English and Dutch) have been published about the Netherlands Carillon in Arlington and this shared Dutch-North American history.

The Colonies of Benevolence in the Netherlands and Belgium have received the European Heritage Label.

The third edition of the Training Sharing Stories on Contested Histories is currently on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands welcomed the third batch of the Shared Heritage Studio on 11 March.

Five new projects received support from DutchCulture’s Shared Cultural Heritage Matching Fund.

In the midst of the global pandemic crisis the fund aimes at supporting imaginative cultural initiatives that reinforce European solidarity.

Deadline: 27 april 2020 (12.00 uur)

Following the letter to Minister van Engelshoven last week, the Culture Taskforce is calling for a relief fund for the sector

Het investerings­initiatief geeft de lidstaten toegang tot 37 miljard euro

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