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Within the Arts Decree, there are grants that financially support artists and arts organisations to do an (inter)national presentation or residency. Flanders Arts Institute is organising an online infosession on these (inter)national subsidies within the Arts Decree.

The Landscape Sketch of the Arts is a comprehensive analysis of Flanders' professional arts landscape that Flanders Arts Institute puts together at the start of each new political term. To make sure nothing is overlooked, we organise several sessions throughout 2024 to gather input from the sector, each time focusing on a different part of the arts field.

Give your opinion and engage in a conversation about possible ways to make decisions in the arts sector. 

Join us at this network event at December Dance

In this session, we delve into how dance as an inclusive practice of care continues to develop, challenging societal norms. Together, we look at what the (new) needs are within the sector, where change is needed, as well as what changes are already in place.

On December 5, Flanders Arts Institute is organising a session for dance professionals focusing on inclusive dance practices.

Are you a musician or a programmer at a festival or a concert hall? Do you work for an ensemble, a label or a management office? We would like to hear your voice.

Join the conversation and give your opinion on developing and producing early music in Flanders

Flanders Arts Institute invites 10 Flemish artists and professionals to participate in the two-day programme with a focus on the intersection between new media, film, visual arts, technology and science in Tourcoing.

Reflection is an essential part of a dynamic arts field. On the one hand, we reflect on art – think art criticism, opinion pieces and essays. On the other hand, reflection is one of the functions in the Arts Decree (alongside development, production, presentation and participation): which organisations take on this role, and how do they fulfill it?

On 21 November, Flanders Arts Institute invites you to a session on education to the professional field.

How do artists, art workers and organisations view their role and position in the arts and cultural sector today?

Flanders Arts Institute, the Department of Culture, Youth and Media and the Diplomatic Representation of Flanders in Paris invite 10 media artists and professionals from Flanders to participate in the opening and professional meetings of Chroniques.

On the 7th of November, we will be discussing with transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary artists and professionals: what are the specific challenges and opportunities that they see facing them today?

On the 7th of November, we will be discussing with transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary artists and professionals: what are the specific challenges and opportunities that they see facing them today?

During this session, we will identify the different ways in which artists and arts organisations develop and produce work.

This session is about transition and change in the arts. In the arts, we are openly critical of forms of injustice in creations and programmes, but the way work is done is equally exploitative and disruptive.

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