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Creative economy

Southbank Centre announces first ever Creative Industries Awards for women

Southbank Centre announces first ever Creative Industries Awards for women

Southbank Centre, the UK’s leading arts venue in London, has announced the launch of a brand new award for women – the first ever accolade that specifically recognises women working in the creative industries

Between entertainment and politics: What irritates theatre professionals in different countries

What do contemporary theatre systems look like in different countries, how does dialogue between the theatre and public take place, what works for and what irritates theatre professionals in different countries?

How art breathed new life into an abandoned Spanish neighbourhood

Counsellor to the Embassy of Spain in Ukraine, Tamara Zabala Utrillas, talks about the Las Meninas de Canido project – an attempt to transform a city through art.

5 lessons learnt from consultations on Georgia’s Culture Strategy 2025

Reporter Sulkhan Turmanidze talks about the process of formation of the Georgia’s Culture Strategy 2025

How to create a successful educational project

Vice-President of ABBYY and Director of AYB School (Yerevan, Armenia) Aram Pakhchanyan shares his formula for success and tells how to change society's attitude to education
70 CASE STUDIES OF INTERESTING PROJECTS FROM CITIES AND REGIONS 

70 CASE STUDIES OF INTERESTING PROJECTS FROM CITIES AND REGIONS 

We publish links to successful European practices in the field of cultural heritage, creative industries and social innovation, which have been considered in the project "Culture for cities and regions"
CURATOR OF BELARUSIAN PAVILION AT THE 2015 VENICE BIENNALE TALKS TO US ABOUT HOW TO BRING ART AND VIEWERS CLOSER

CURATOR OF BELARUSIAN PAVILION AT THE 2015 VENICE BIENNALE TALKS TO US ABOUT HOW TO BRING ART AND VIEWERS CLOSER

The Belarusian photographer and art projects curator Aleksey Shinkarenko knows how to worthily present to the world a country in conditional isolation, to stay away from social templates in art, not to shock but rather to encourage an experience

One Percent Inspiration and 99 percent Perspiration

10 proposals made by Sir John Tusa during the meeting held on 23 January 2016 in Armenia with representatives of the mass media working in the art and culture sector

Media plays important role in the development of creative industries

9 thoughts on why culture reporting remain relevant in times of political and economic instability from Sir John Tusa, ex-Managing Director of BBC World Service

City-wide live advent calendar opens its first door in Winchester

This December the first ever Woolly Hat Fair will transform 24 doors in the city of Winchester into a live advent calendar

In Motion: Bringing art to train passengers in Armenia

HAYP Pop Up Gallery organized an art installation and a series of performances in the Yerevan-Gyumri train, in Armenia
How to improve cooperation between the cultural, business and media communities – case study

How to improve cooperation between the cultural, business and media communities – case study

An example of a successful project on creation of a platform to exchange knowledge between the cultural, business and media communities by the National Centre for Culture Poland