The focus of today’s videoconference was on the consequences that the COVID-19 crisis continues to have on the cultural and creative sectors. The ministers shared their plans regarding next steps that should be taken in the context of re-opening of cultural venues and restart of artistic events and productions.
EU Ministers of Culture and Audiovisual discussed the impact of COVID-19 crisis on the cultural and creative sectors
Croatian Presidency of the Council of the European Union,
19 May 2020, Croatia
Croatia
Croatian museums return art looted during Holocaust to Jewish heir
The More Europe initiative has published its final publication to memorize ten years of work.
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Europe
Artists spend about 60 per cent of their total working time making art – other work is mainly done because the income from making art is not enough to live on
Ireland’s commercial creative services sector backed to grow in new global markets
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International exchange
Mongolia to Strengthen Tourism and Creative Industry Ties With South Korea
Thousands of stolen artifacts repatriated to Türkiye over 4 decades
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Government (public) support
Peru Allocates $9.7 Million to Boost Cultural Industries
Sitios de Patrimonio Mundial reciben más de 690 millones de pesos para su cuidado y desarrollo
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Networking and associations
World Summit on Arts and Culture: Arts Council Korea to host 10th edition in Seoul in May 2025
Nineteenth International Conference on the Arts in Society
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