Art Matters is a transnational platform for critical exchange about contemporary practices in arts, activism and media in post-migrant societies. It was organized by network members Virág Major, Hannah Marquardt and Christine Rahn in 2017 -2019.
A summary of what they learned from the 2nd Edition can be downloaded here: Art_Matters_documentation_final.
We are happy to announce the results of the board election: Read more…
The Prince Claus Fund and the Goethe-Institut are issuing a Call for Proposals: Cultural and Artistic Responses to Environmental Change. Read more…
Join Trans Europe Halles in this unique opportunity to meet peers facing the same challenges and develop new perspectives collectively in a supportive environment. Read more…
From 2nd of October to 6th of October 2019, MitOst invites its friends and members as well as everyone interested in cultural and civic exchange in Europe and its neighbouring regions to the 17th International MitOst Festival in Budapest, Hungary.If you feel it is not enough to only visit the festival and you want to co-create it, read on!
The first Winter School “Brokering Intercultural Exchange within societies” in cooperation with Heilbronn University, MitOst e.V and the Robert Bosch Cultural Managers Network
From November 27 – 30, 2018 the first Winter School “Brokering Intercultural Exchange within societies” was hosted by Heilbronn University, MitOst e.V, Brokering Intercultural Exchange network and the Robert Bosch Cultural Managers Network. This three days event taking place in Berlin was generously supported by the Würth Foundation and brought 30 participants from 16 countries together.
The first Winter School “Brokering Intercultural Exchange within societies” in cooperation with Heilbronn University, MitOst e.V and the Robert Bosch Cultural Managers Network
From November 27 – 30, 2018 the first Winter School “Brokering Intercultural Exchange within societies” was hosted by Heilbronn University, MitOst e.V, Brokering Intercultural Exchange network and the Robert Bosch Cultural Managers Network. This three days event taking place in Berlin was generously supported by the Würth Foundation and brought 30 participants from 16 countries together.
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