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Politics
Creative Europe: Creative or Bureaucratic?
For European projects, being supported by Europe Creative can mean growth and success. It can also mean unexpected trouble and bureaucratic reality checks. Saskia…
Arts
Creative Europe and the United Kingdom – So Much Past Success, Now Towards a New Future.
The UK is no longer part of the EU, but that does not mean there are no lessons to be learned from the UK's…
Politics
Creative Europe: A Vital Support In Austria
Europe Creative supports Austrian cultural actors by providing funding and mentoring. Their only obligation in return: to privilege the European interest by associating with…
Arts
Creative Europe: A Cultural Network Cut Out for Ambitious Projects?
The Netherlands, with nearly 200 structures involved in Creative Europe over the past seven years, is active on the map of European cultural cooperation.…
Politics
In Portugal, Creative Europe Propels Performing Arts to New Heights
European funds can help accelerate the development of cultural projects that cannot be supported on a national scale. This helping hand is sometimes saving,…
Arts
Nightclubs as Social Sculptures – An Exchange with PIP’s Steven Van Lummel
During European Lab, we chatted with the man behind The Hague's iconic venue, someone who sees clubs as social sculptures. He shares his thoughts…
Arts
Living in Gaza, an Exchange with Mahmoud Alhaj
Following the recent situation in Gaza, we took the time to talk with a man working as an art teacher to kids in the…
Tech
Festivals Going Virtual : New Realms and Hurdles of VR and Digital Events
It's undeniable, stream, VR and other forms of digital transitions present a lot of opportunities for events. However, it's important to remain vigilant. Can…
Arts
Club Stories — BASSIANI/HOROOM (Tbilisi)
We reached out to Naja Orashvili, founder of techno club BASSIANI/HOROOM, a safe haven for partygoers in the heart of Georgia's capital city, Tbilisi.