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  • CON-FRONT: How Popular Live Music can Commemorate European Heritage

    CON-FRONT is a contemporary cultural commemoration of the Great War (1914-1918). Stepping away from canonical cultural commemorations, this project involvesĀ  a consortium of live music venues and heritage centers from 4 different European countries.

    Through live music and visual arts, the project aims at rendering a common European memory and link it to contemporary issues, such as the migration crisis that we experience. CON-FRONT consists in a music and visual show that has toured in several European countries, a documentary that will explain the creation process of the show as well as a written methodology that will render the artistic crew’s experience in working on such a project and the results of CON-FRONT.

    This article is based on the chapter “CON-FRONT: The Presence of the Past” written by Marjan Dewulf in the book Snapshots on Music and Heritage in Europe published in 2019 by the European Music Council.

  • Culture in the EU’s National Recovery and Resilience Plans

    This publication was developed by Culture Action Europe. It offers an overview of the place of culture in the National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs) of the Member States of the European Union. In 2020, as an immediate response to the pandemic crisis the EU institutions adopted an one-of-a-kind stimulus package, called Next Generation EU (NGEU). It…

  • Cultural diversity is at stake – Live DMA reacts

    The second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic is extremely harsh for the live music sector, already strained by months of adjustments and uncertainties. The precarious situation of many venues, clubs, and festivals increases day by day and hundreds of live music stages are at imminent risk of closing permanently. The diversity of the entire music…

  • Creative Europe – National Desks

    Creative Europe has a national desk established in 38Ā countries in order to promote European initiatives and facilitate participation in the Creative Europe programme.Ā  Each desk has the mission to provide the following services:Ā  FreeĀ information and guidanceĀ on how to access funding opportunities under the Creative Europe Programme Regular updatesĀ on audiovisual and culture related issues at European…

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