ASEF through culture360.ASEF.org and Casa Asia have launched a new open call for Stop. Look Back. Look Ahead. Proceed. a virtual residency on arts & climate change for emerging artists from the music, new media, film, comics, visual arts and photography sectors.

The International Conference on Open Access to Culture 2022 will run from 28 June to 7 July and is a 'platform from which to learn to realise a symbiotic, complementary society through the arts and culture.'

Within the framework of UNESCO’s Culture Sector programme, particularly in line with the UNESCO Office for the Pacific States workplan to Support Pacific SIDS to promote, monitor and measure the contribution of culture to the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, a study will be conducted on cultural policies of Small Island Developing States in the context of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, with a view to map key trends and priorities and provide policy recommendations.

The Connective Symposium will take place from 17-19 November 2022 at Fontys University of the Arts Tilburg, The Netherlands.

The Nordic Culture Fund’s new programme Globus aims to encourage artists, institutions and other cultural actors to engage in wide transnational collaborations and long-term networks that extend beyond the Nordic region.

Join the ARKO International Symposium 2022 on 7 and 8 June for a programme reflecting on the role of art in a post-pandemic world.