Impressions from the Symposium 'Restitution and Beyond: Decolonisation Debates in International Relations'

Today, we proudly celebrate the launch of Domo, a new home for international cultural collaboration.

A mapping of support centres in Belgium, Germany, France, Netherlands and the UK for makers, who have witnessed or experienced transgressive behaviour

DutchCulture celebrates Europe Day with a diverse programme highlighting our shared heritage, collaboration, and the continued pursuit of unity.

DutchCulture's new publication has arrived reflecting on the inspiring work supported by the Matching Fund over the past four years.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs launches an open call to support cultural activities in Morocco as part of the International Cultural Policy 2025-2028.

DutchCulture and the British Council in the Netherlands are pleased to announce a new three-year collaboration aimed at deepening cultural relationships.

Cultural cooperation between Ukraine and the Netherlands thrives through a strong network supporting artists, heritage preservation, and international exchange.

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

Every year, the Netherlands Embassy in Belgium organises several open calls for funding support for all disciplines. The next deadline is 15 May 2025.

Station to Station #5: Places and Acts of Resistance, with a special focus on Ukraine is available for download

The Embassy of The Netherlands in France launched two open calls aimed at Netherlands-based artists. Deadline: 23 February 2025.

Calling all cultural makers and organisations to add your international activities to our database before February 28th

From 11 to 13 November 2024, the Moroccan-Dutch Knowledge Exchange Programme took place in Marrakesh on DutchCulture's initiative.

Ons portaal gaat per 31 december uit de lucht. Alle informatie is voortaan verzameld op de sites van Kunstenpunt en DutchCulture.

The future of Artist in Residency programmes and their impact on local communities.

With the VR audiotour Luku fu Boekoe, history comes alive as you explore the legendary Maroon stronghold through stories and 3D reconstructions.