Connecting Emerging Literary Artists is een Creative Europe Cultuur gesteund project uitgevoerd door De Nieuwe Oost | Wintertuin

Interview with Jude Henderson, director of the Federation of Scottish Theatre, about Brexit and the possible consequences for the cultural sector in Scotland.

From now on, anyone can easily overview all Dutch cultural activities abroad. The database contains over 5500 profiles that can be searched and contacted.

Europe Day 2018: Andrew Murray, expert in cultural relations and diplomacy, feels that the Brexit is only one of many issues facing the EU’s cultural climate.

Europe Day 2018: keynote speaker and Dutch author Jaap Scholten lives in Hungary. He tells us what it’s like to step outside your comfort zone. Let us learn!

How DutchCulture’s brand new database can bring international collaboration between people forward.

Uitgeverij De Geus werd geselecteerd voor de Creative Europe oproep voor Literaire Vertalingen.

Interview: artist-in-residence Adam Belarouchia. "The global virtual world is just a mouse-click away, but such a far cry from the reality of Moroccan society"

Mind Ur Step is een Creative Europe Cultuur gesteund project uitgevoerd door Roots & Routes

De revolutie zorgde voor bloei in kunst en cultuur in Egypte. Ook voor kindercultuur betekende het een omslagpunt. Bijna 8 jaar later is daar weinig van over.

De deadline voor het indienen van een aanvraag voor een Europees samenwerkingsproject is 11 december 2018.

A symposium in Amsterdam on June 21st will explore the idea, production and circulation of Indonesian modern art in relation to the country’s colonial past.

From 18 June to 6 July 2018, art and heritage professionals from Indonesia and South Africa are visiting the Netherlands for knowledge-exchange.

For ‘South Sulawesi Reconsidered’, researcher Maarten Hidskes is travelling to Indonesia to speak with descendants, veterans and academics about a painful past.

In January, a group of Dutch museum and heritage professionals travelled to Indonesia to discuss collaboration on museum management training.

As of 17 December, the exhibition ‘Vêrlander, Orphans of the VOC’ is showing in: Bloemfontein, South Africa; Geraldton, Australia; and Hoorn, the Netherlands.