Re:Create Europe invites emerging artists and cultural practitioners to engage with questions of resistance, resilience, and the transformation of cultural policies through international residency programmes, an accompanying webinar series and digital mapping. Applications are open until 15 June.

Menschen sitzen um einen Tisch und arbeiten zusammen — © Darren Agius

Re:Create Europe sheds light on the many threats currently facing artistic freedom in Europe: rising nationalism, drastic funding cuts in the cultural sector, ongoing conflict and the climate crisis all call for new strategies of resilience for artists and cultural practitioners, particularly those of the younger generation.

As part of the project, the European Alliance of Academies will explore and develop responses to these challenges through Europe-wide residencies for artists and cultural practitioners, as well as public digital lecture series and workshops. The findings will be presented at two conferences and published in a digital “atlas”.

The first year under the topic “Transformation of Cultural Policies” focuses on the role of artistic and cultural practices in times of transformation, with particular attention to cultural resilience, artistic autonomy, and civic engagement.

Further information on the programme, the open calls and the application process can be found at: https://allianceofacademies.eu/open-calls

Re:Create Europe is co-funded by the European Union.

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European Alliance of Academies: Open calls for residencies and webinars as part of the Re:Create Europe project