What have Dutch artists achieved together with Japanese partners? What do the numbers reveal about the impact of the pandemic on the international activities?

The New Dutch Water Defence Lines and Colonies of Benevolence are now considered as world heritage.

Graphic novelist Aimée de Jongh is renowned worldwide for her captivating and well-curated graphic novels, and she's continuing this trend in her latest work.

Dutch duo Ciao Lucifer and Indonesian band Rubah Di Selatan turned an old chant into a catchy dance track.

Young artists GINGE and Natalia Boorsma tell about their collaboration, the impact of social media, the female gaze and their international ambitions.

With educational programme ‘De Wereld van De Oost’ Dutch high school students learn to get a multi-perspective insight into the Indonesian War of Independence.

NL-Kanto and SHIBAURA HOUSE combine efforts to create NL HOUSE in Tokyo in celebration of the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.

DutchCulture invited young artists Tobias Groot, Lisette Ma Neza, Roziena Salihu and Zindzi Zwietering to learn about their methods, dreams and challenges.

Young artists Sid Dankers and Mike Megens barge their way into the art world with experimental live streams questioning authorship and collectiveness.

In December 2020 and January 2021 we took time to reflect on how to create change in and through small art institutions. Read the publication now.

The Netherlands and South Africa introduce a new co-fund for the film sector called Thuthuka. The first calls will be launched this autumn.

The international exhibition 'New Dutch Masters' of Museum van de Geest has been made possible entirely by funding from the Chinese partners.

In this pilot of DC TV Talks, DutchCulture and Boekmanstichting created a programme about the dimension of sustainability in international cultural cooperation.

The Embassy and the Consulate-General of the Netherlands in Italy call for young Dutch designers to apply for EDIT Napoli. Deadline 31 July.

Louis Andriessen passed away on the first of July.

DutchCulture’s partner organisations The Netherlands Film Fund and the Creative Industries Fund NL offer a residency at the Van Doesburghuis in Meudon, Paris.

The Korean Foundation hosts the exhbition 'Versatile Volumes – The Best Dutch Book Designs Meet Korean Artists’ Books' from 23 June to 13 August 2021.

Atelier Néerlandais in Paris reopens with À propos – pandémie: de impact op kunst en kunstenaar, to be seen until 2 July.