Videos and podcasts

Hear from a panel of international cultural professionals discussing best practices for preserving cultural heritage.
Learn about the destruction of Ukrainian cultural heritage by Russia and the steps taken by Ukrainians and the international community to protect it, and lessons learned for how to prepare museums anywhere for possible future crises. We also encourage partnerships between American and Ukrainian institutions to support cultural heritage workers and share best practices.

Panelists include Ihor Pashyvailo, Director General of the Maidan Museum and co-founder of HERI and ACURE; Kateryna Kulai, Director of the Odesa National Fine Arts Museum; Milena Chorna, Co-founder and Head of Association of Ukrainian Museums; and Arnoud Odding, Strategic Advisor for the Dutch museum and cultural heritage sector. Glen Davis, retired Foreign Service Officer of the U.S. Department of State, moderates this discussion.

This webinar was recorded on 17 September, 2026. This webinar was hosted by The Peale, a community museum located in Baltimore, MD USA, in collaboration with Baltimore Sister Cities (Odesa and Rotterdam Sister City Committees). It was held in conjunction with the We Know Who They Are: Artworks and Narrative From the Invasion of Ukraine exhibition that was on display at The Peale. Thank you to event partner, DutchCulture -- the Netherlands' network organization for international cultural cooperation -- for advice and logistical support. Thank you to America Houses in Kyiv, Odesa, and Lviv for live-streaming the webinar.

Created especially for the panel discussion on 17 September 2026 at The Peale Museum, this film by DutchCulture brings together excerpts from the documentaries Care & Resilience: Ukrainian Museums in Times of War and Despite All, We Work. The documentaries feature museum professionals who took part in knowledge exchanges between Ukraine and the Netherlands. Several of the people featured in the film will also participate in the panel discussion.

The event is hosted by The Peale Museum in Baltimore and Baltimore Sister Cities, and is supported by DutchCulture.

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Camera: Cem Altinöz

This video provides an overview of the current state of the cultural sector in Belgium, opportunities for artistic collaboration and where to find potential partners. It also includes short interviews with media artist Rosa Menkman and writer/presenter Sharvin Ramjan on their experiences of working in Germany. They share the opportunities and challenges they encountered and useful tips to help you get started!

A short introduction of what DutchCulture does to help you take your next steps towards international cultural cooperation.

Discover how DutchCulture helps artists, cultural professionals and organisations turn international ambitions into meaningful collaborations.

Together, we strengthen not only the artistic and social values of international cultural cooperation, but also the diplomatic and economic side of it.

On 4 June, DutchCulture, together with Museum Our Lord in the Attic, organised a workshop for libraries, young people, and Dutch heritage institutions as part of the project Democracy as living heritage. Video by Studio Falan, 2026.

Archives, libraries, and historical collections have been instrumental in the construction of knowledge in the colonial paradigm. In recent years, artists and makers have intervened in these knowledge systems. They formulate approaches to read the colonial archive against the grain or perform on commemorative sites to invite multivocal readings of the past. In this event, DutchCulture and the Zuid-Afrika Huis invite several artists to share their interventions in knowledge institutions between the Netherlands, South Africa and other contexts.

This video provides an overview of the current state of the cultural sector in Germany, opportunities for artistic collaboration and where to find potential partners. It also includes short interviews with interdisciplinary artist Jaasir Linger and performance duo Ashley & Dominik on their experiences of working in Germany. They share the opportunities and challenges they encountered and useful tips to help you get started!