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On June 11, Flanders Arts Institute invites artists, arts workers and organisations to a session on distribution in the performing arts and classical music sector.

Flanders Arts Institute and DutchCulture invite you to a meeting for sound art professionals.

Art has expressive power and the ability to reach a wide audience. In recent years we have seen in Europe, and sometimes in Flanders, that the freedom of expression of artists and arts organisations has come under pressure. 

How do (upper)local policies look at the arts? And how does the professional arts sector look at the local government? In this session, we will discuss these questions from both directions. Together, we will explore the strengths and weaknesses, and the opportunities that arise from them.

On May 22 Flanders Arts Institute is hosting a session on audiovisual, media and sound arts. We will explore trends, developments, strengths and opportunities.

The Arts Decree contains grants that financially support artists and arts organisations to do an (inter)national presentation or to go on residency.

Artists or art organisations having a presentation abroad can apply for an Allowance for international presentation (TIP) of een International presentation projects (IP) to help cover the costs.

Join a focused two-day program for peer to peer meetings and discovering the unique performing arts scene of Flanders, Wallonia and Brussels.

On May 6, Flanders Arts Institute is hosting the first session for artists and art workers working in and with digital technology.

On May 2, Flanders Arts Institute and NICC are organizing a plenary session on the careers of visual artists around care & well-being.

On May 28, Kunstenpunt is organising a session for artists that focuses on evolutions and important key moments in their careers.

Join the sector day where we will discuss issues around making, presenting and producing work with, by and for children and young people.

Om de zes maand brengt Kunstenpunt een welbepaald deel van het kunstenveld samen met beleidsmensen actief in cultuur. 

On Feb. 15, Flanders Arts Institute will host the first session for the Landscape Sketch of the Arts 2025

We zorgen voor een hapje en een drankje en geven je een beetje uitleg bij wat we zoal doen.

Art plays an important role in health and wellbeing. Art reconnects vulnerable people with themselves and with society, and counters exclusionary mechanisms.

This session will focus on strategies within the arts that maximise access for disabled people as artists, audiences, and arts professionals. Speakers from British Council, Disability Arts Wales and Creative Scotland will share current and best practice in the UK. Cripping The Space, from Flanders, will present its new charter.

This session centres working towards a sustainable future in the arts. Speakers from the UK and Flanders will present their vision for transitioning towards a more sustainable future and explain how they work with artists, audiences, organisations and governments in their region.