Europeeurope.culture.info signposts you to European information and contacts of interest and relevance to the cultural sector.
EUROPEAN UNION and COUNCIL OF EUROPE
Please click below to access separate webpages for the following:
- European Union (EU) – background, latest news, publications, etc.
- EU Funding for the Cultural Sector
The Council of Europe is another pan-European institution which also promotes European arts and cultural activities and initiatives – though it does not offer any general funding for projects.
Specific cultural webpages include the following:
Links to other pan-European networks and websites can be found further down this homepage, below the following list of countries.
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Culture.Info also offers a separate webpage for each of the following European countries.
These pages contain weblinks for the top 50-100 cultural organisations, agencies and networks in that country.
PAN-EUROPEAN NETWORKS AND WEBSITES
A listing of European networks will be found at network.culture.info
Europe-wide organisations or initiatives are also listed on specific Culture.Info thematic pages, including:
- capital (capitals of culture)
- confer (diary listing of conferences)
- foundation
- funding
- gov (governments & governmental bodies)
- industry (creative industries)
- observe (cultural observatories & similar agencies)
- policy
- regen (culture-led regeneration projects)
- statistics
Other pan-European websites include:
Archaeological Resource Guide to Europe
culturebase.net – information on contemporary international artists, cultural practitioners and experts from all fields
LabforCulture – a new, fully interactive website for all those involved in arts and culture who create, collaborate, share and produce across borders in Europe
on-the-move – a website dedicated to international mobility opportunities and information in theatre, dance, music and other contemporary performing arts disciplines. It is intended for artists and performing arts professionals from Europe and beyond.
Web Gallery of Art – a portal to a virtual museum and searchable database of European fine art of the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods
